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Designs HVAC and other mechanical systems for chemical, power, and industrial facilities. Responsibilities include conceptual design, cost estimating, equipment specifications, construction documentation, energy assessments, building modeling, utility piping, plumbing, fire protection, technical reporting, client presentations, multidisciplinary coordination, and site visits. The role requires a Professional Engineer license, at least five years of HVAC design experience, large-scale hydronic system expertise, and familiarity with industrial fire protection standards.

Leads complex industrial, EPC/EPCM, advanced-manufacturing, and energy-transition projects from initiation through closeout. Owns client relationships and manages scope, schedule, budget, resources, procurement, subcontractors, risks, project controls, financial performance, change orders, and closeout. Directs multidisciplinary teams, develops execution strategies, reports to leadership, facilitates client reviews, and mentors project staff while ensuring quality, safety, compliance, and client satisfaction.

Entry-level engineer supporting controls, SCADA, robotics, and automation projects. Responsibilities include assisting with PLC and SCADA programming, configuring and troubleshooting control systems, supporting instrumentation and hardware, planning factory and site acceptance testing, troubleshooting processes, and participating in client interactions. The role provides mentorship and exposure to manufacturing industries, with potential onsite work.

Leads complex industrial, EPC/EPCM, advanced-manufacturing, and energy-transition projects from initiation through closeout. Owns client relationships and manages scope, schedule, budget, resources, risk, procurement, subcontractors, project controls, change orders, reporting, and closeout. Directs multidisciplinary teams, develops execution strategies, ensures quality and safety, supports governance compliance, and mentors junior staff.

Lead project controls for complex EPC/EPCM projects: establish integrated cost, schedule, and earned value baselines; run EVM (SPI/CPI), forecasts, and variance analysis; challenge forecasts and EACs; manage change control, procurement integration, cash flow, and reporting; develop dashboards and KPIs; mentor staff and ensure governance, compliance, and continuous improvement.

The Air Pollution Control Engineer manages and sells projects related to air pollution control technologies, engaging with clients and overseeing engineering tasks, requiring extensive experience in this field.