Installation Execution Team

Multi-Functional Project Team

Our objective is clear and our plan simple: complete the work responsively, efficiently, correctly, cost-effectively and safely. Our project management, project control, quality assurance and environmental, health and safety programs are proven and are often the determining factors in a project’s success. All projects require multi-functional project teams and dedicated support resources.

Roles & Responsibilities

Project Manager

Located at headquarters, this individual defines the best procedures for your installation within the required timeframe. This minimizes rework and time spent on-site while streamlining the decision-making process. As a result, actions can be taken without additional involvement to ensure your satisfaction. It is the project manager’s responsibility to:

  • Maintain effective communication with customers
  • Direct, control, assign and coordinate project resources
  • Help ensure contractual, EHS, and QA/QC compliance
  • Provide accountability of cost accounting, schedule and task closure
Site Manager

Reports to the project manager and leads a team of installation and construction forepeople, engineers and other support personnel to help ensure the completed plant meets the specifications and schedule. Specifically, the site manager:

  • Communicates with the customer daily
  • Attends customer meetings regarding planning, schedule, coordination of site activities, scope and dispute resolution
  • Helps ensure quality control procedures are applied in accordance with equipment specifications and applicable codes, standards and regulations
  • Communicates with suppliers and subcontractors on warranty items
  • Monitors technical aspects to ensure proper staffing, tooling and safety
Site Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Engineer

Supports the project manager and field staff in planning to ensure safety and health activities are implemented in accordance with Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) and contract requirements. The EHS engineer:

  • Develops and administers a site-specific EHS plan
  • Conducts site EHS audits
  • Achieves compliance with health and safety requirements and takes appropriate actions for non-compliance
  • Conducts required training in OSHA construction standards and certification training
Planning / Scheduling (P/S) Engineer

Provides expertise to the site manager regarding adherence to scheduled items such as project control, financial support, purchasing functions and other project goals. The P/S engineer:

  • Identifies and helps to ensure milestones are met for the project
  • Supports and maintains the project schedule and tracking system
  • Evaluates variances and recommends actions
  • Identifies time-critical activities through the use of “Look-Ahead” schedules
Quality Assurance / Quality Control (QA/QC) Engineer

Supports the project manager and field staff in planning and implementing quality assurance and control activities. The QA/QC Engineer:

  • Develops, reviews and approves the QA/QC plan and procedures for the project, which include the inspections, tests and controls necessary to achieve specified quality
  • Conducts QA/QC training and quality audits
  • Implements changes to correct deficiencies
  • Inspects materials and equipment to help ensure contractual compliance