1st shift - Project Manager

Project Manager Location: Grand Rapids, MI Shift: 1st shift Pay: $100,000–$130,000/Year Are you an experienced Project Manager with a background in manufacturing, tooling, or automation? We're seeking a Project Manager to join our team in Grand Rapids, MI. This position is responsible for coordinating, tracking, and communicating with internal teams and customer representatives throughout the entire life of a project. What You'll Be DoingAs a Project Manager, your core responsibilities will include:Project coordination: Coordinate projects from initial planning through completion while keeping internal teams and customers informed. Tooling: Process tooling and tooling changes while coordinating tool processes, design, and quality. Quoting: Review and process new and job-related quotes, including engineering changes. Production scheduling: Work with production, quality control, shipping, and department leaders to maintain schedules and ensure on-time delivery. Customer relations: Serve as a key point of contact between customers and the company while communicating customer requirements and expectations. Production priorities: Review shop production priorities with the superintendent and communicate changes as needed. Documentation: Create and revise routers, work instructions, timelines, and other customer- and company-required documentation. Quality systems: Continually review quality systems and documentation and coordinate internal and external audits and review meetings. CAD coordination: Coordinate CAD work schedules to help ensure timely project delivery. Project budgets: Maintain and administer job budgets and finances while monitoring their impact on project profitability. Financial reporting: Keep management informed of current job financial status, invoicing status, and potential financial concerns. Business development: Keep management and sales informed of future or potential work identified through project management and customer relationships. Design approval: Participate in concept, 50%, and 100% design approvals for dies and fixtures when projects are awarded. Engineering ]>