Project and Construction Manager

As a Project and Construction Manager, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing the execution of construction projects from inception to completion. Your expertise will guide the team in ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget, while maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety.

Industrial Electric Manufacturing (IEM) seeks a Basis of Design (BOD) Program Manager to guide high-priority BOD projects in an engineer-to-order setting. This role is central to coordinating cross-functional teams and ensuring that engineering milestones are met on time and to high standards. The position is open to candidates based in Franklin, TN; Fremont, CA; Jacksonville, FL; Tualatin, OR; or remotely within the US. Role overview The BOD Program Manager leads, plans, and executes multiple strategic projects. This includes managing the full project lifecycle from kickoff through design and production readiness. The position requires close collaboration with Sales, Engineering, Operations, and Senior Management to ensure each project’s success. What you will do Lead cross-functional teams to deliver projects successfully. Work with resource managers to plan and maintain project capacity. Organize and document kickoff meetings, design reviews, and production readiness reviews. Monitor progress across electrical, mechanical, wiring, manufacturing, and process engineering. Coordinate communication after engineering releases to keep all teams informed. Serve as the main point of contact for Sales, Engineering, Operations, and Senior Management on BOD project status and deliverables. Partner with Operations to confirm production readiness, manage punch lists, and follow up on resolutions. Handle change requests for customer-driven and major design changes. Keep senior management and engineering leadership updated on gate review readiness and support lessons learned sessions. Report project performance metrics to management stakeholders. Mentor project management team members on best practices. Requirements Proven leadership in project management roles. Strong communication and collaboration skills. Analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Experience managing multiple projects at once. Proficiency with project management software and tools.

Pacific Truck Colors, located in Tualatin, OR, is an employee-owned company known for its long-standing team and commitment to quality. Many employees have built careers here that last over a decade. The company specializes in installing products such as service bodies, cranes, flatbeds, dump bodies, and toolboxes for commercial vehicles. Role overview The Graphics Manager leads the fleet branding division, combining leadership with hands-on involvement. This role guides the graphics team through every stage of the vehicle wrap process, from preparing customer quotes to inspecting finished vehicles. The position requires both oversight and active participation in daily operations. What you will do Manage the complete vehicle wrap process, including quoting, production, and final quality inspections Lead and support the graphics team in their daily work Track project schedules and help maintain shop profitability Ensure all vehicle branding projects meet the company’s quality standards What makes Pacific Truck Colors unique Employee ownership and a stable, experienced team Emphasis on high-quality work and customer satisfaction Expertise in commercial vehicle customization and branding

Industrial Electric Manufacturing (IEM), based in Tualatin, Oregon, has provided electrical distribution systems for more than 75 years. The company addresses complex power challenges across a range of industries, supporting projects that influence the future of energy solutions. The Product Manager for Low Voltage Solutions oversees assigned product lines from initial concept through retirement. This role shapes strategies to meet both company goals and market demands, working closely with teams in Engineering, Sales, Operations, and Marketing. As the product champion, the Product Manager develops business cases, guides new product launches, and supports ongoing product success. Main Responsibilities Manage low voltage product lines through all lifecycle stages, including planning, development, launch, growth, and end-of-life. Help create product roadmaps and ensure they align with company strategy. Collaborate with Strategy and Sales to analyze competitors and validate market needs. Prepare product documentation such as business cases, technical specifications, guide specifications, and sales tools. Work with Engineering, Operations, Marketing, and Sales to support successful product development and launches. Assist with Steering Committee reviews, R&D processes, and deliverables for new product introductions. Support Sales and Marketing during launches and provide ongoing product training and positioning. Act as a product ambassador by sharing roadmap updates and performance metrics with stakeholders. Monitor product performance, analyze data, and prepare reports to drive continuous improvement.

About Industrial Electric Manufacturing (IEM)Industrial Electric Manufacturing (IEM) holds the title of the largest independent full-line manufacturer of custom power distribution systems in North America. With a rich history spanning over 75 years and origins in Fremont, California, IEM has expanded alongside Silicon Valley, boasting over 1.7 million square feet dedicated to manufacturing. Generating annual sales exceeding $1 billion and successfully completing over 10,000 projects across diverse sectors including technology, data centers, commercial, energy, utilities, healthcare, industrial, and infrastructure, IEM is committed to delivering outstanding product quality, reliable service, and the adaptability to meet intricate technical demands at scale.Position OverviewThe Senior Program Manager for Engineering Quality and Reporting Systems will spearhead the advancement, execution, and ongoing enhancement of engineering measurement systems.This role acts as the pivotal link among Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, and Supply Chain teams to define, track, and enhance the key performance indicators (KPIs) that are essential for optimizing design and product quality, ensuring timely delivery, and facilitating Design for Manufacturability.