Project Manager - Industrial Operations

Phillips Corporation•Anniston, AL

2d•$80,000 - $90,000

About The Position

Phillips Federal is hiring an Industrial Project Manager for its Emergency Maintenance Equipment Support program at Anniston Army Depot. The role has operational ownership of urgent manufacturing and maintenance support, managing high-priority work orders from initial notification through Government closeout. The Project Manager leads daily program operations and serves as the primary liaison for authorized Depot stakeholders. The position coordinates field personnel, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), specialty suppliers, and vetted subcontractors to meet a 48-hour response window. It aligns diagnostic plans, labor, tools, and replacement parts with subject matter experts; coordinates site access and credentialing; anticipates risks and dependencies; and ensures repairs are safe and aligned with OEM requirements. The Project Manager oversees performance tracking, technical documentation, and post-repair validation. Duties include reviewing diagnostic findings, photographic evidence of repairs, and return-to-service testing results to support Government acceptance and provide performance metrics to leadership. Phillips describes a collaborative culture and offers competitive compensation; the expected annual pay range is $80,000 to $90,000, with bonus opportunities.

Requirements

Five or more years of project, program, maintenance, field-service, manufacturing, or industrial operations experience.
Demonstrated experience managing time-sensitive work orders, multi-party scheduling, subcontractors, OEMs, suppliers, or technical teams.
Working knowledge of industrial maintenance and the ability to coordinate electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, controls, machining, or related resources.
Strong customer communication, organization, problem-solving, documentation, and escalation-management skills.
Proficiency with work-order, CRM, ERP, project-management, and Microsoft Office tools.
Familiarity with CNC and conventional machine tools, industrial test equipment, legacy manufacturing systems, and industrial safety practices.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting the Department of Defense, a federal industrial facility, depot, shipyard, arsenal, or other regulated manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

Lead daily operations for the Emergency Maintenance Equipment Support program.
Receive, prioritize, and mobilize high-priority work orders from initial notification through final Government closeout.
Serve as the primary liaison for authorized Depot stakeholders.
Coordinate field personnel, OEMs, specialty suppliers, and vetted subcontractors.
Align diagnostic plans, labor, specialized tools, and replacement parts with subject matter experts within a 48-hour response window.
Coordinate site access and credentialing requirements and anticipate operational risks and dependencies.
Ensure repairs are performed safely and in accordance with OEM requirements and technical standards.
Oversee performance tracking, technical documentation, and post-repair validation.
Review diagnostic findings, photographic proof of repairs, and return-to-service testing results to support Government acceptance.
Provide transparent performance metrics to leadership.