Project Manager (DoD and Fabrication) at Akima LLC

Panama City, Florida, USA -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

19 Nov, 25

Salary

0.0

Posted On

20 Aug, 25

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Welding, Shop Drawings, Engineers, Design, Scientists, Milling, Excel, Laser, Interpreting, Stainless Steel, Cost Control, Scheduling, Privacy Act, Grinders, Lathe, Aluminum, Rigging, Outlook, Suppliers, Data Analysis, Copper, Cnc, Painting

Industry

Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

Description

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Responsibilities

Responsible for managing full production and fabrication of parts shop environment.
Familiarity with Cost Plus contracts and managing DOD projects (i.e. understanding FAR, project financials, etc.) while managing deliverables and tasks allocated in the SOW.
Supervise on-site contract personnel, including tradesmen effectively to ensure productivity and fabrication of high-quality products (i.e. Planners, Machinists, Painters, Welders, Riggers and Machine Maintenance workers).
Ensure recruitment and retention strategies and processes are in place to address demand.
Attend and facilitate weekly Shop production meetings providing status updates for each work order and machinery.
Ensure proper, safe, and secure usage of Government furnished equipment and material including but not limited to machinery, tooling, facilities, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT), Information Technology (IT) assets, etc.
Invoicing - facilitate accurate and timely billing of shop projects.
Submit accurate weekly electronic job billing sheets for all Contractor personnel indicating the labor hours and equipment hours expended broken down by work order number.
Ensure cost control, schedule, and quality product execution regarding planning, estimating, and executing work meets or exceeds performance-based requirements.
Assist with the purchasing and procurement of equipment and material.
Responsible for outsourcing shop work and operational requirements when capacity or capability issues arise.
Understand and implement prioritization needs based on schedules and capacity.
Consult with Government personnel and Production Manager to determine the priority of each work order.
Perform proper resourcing and personnel allocation based on skill sets and customer need for each job.
Apply strategic thinking in order to aid and recommend for shop decisions such as industrial health and modernization.
Provide electronic and written deliverables as required in a timely and efficient manner as not to delay Government progress.
Ensure Contractor personnel complete mandatory and required training on time or ahead of schedule and maintain an electronic list of all trainings, certifications, licenses and appropriate expiration dates per employee.
Be available and onsite during normal working hours and available after hours if needed