Jobs at Faith Technologies

Formulates and coordinates onsite safety and loss-control programs for construction projects. Monitors OSHA, MSHA, and environmental compliance; conducts audits, toolbox talks, training, accident investigations, drug testing, and corrective-action planning. Advises field employees, supervisors, management, customers, and contractors on health, public, and environmental safety. Maintains safety documentation and supplies while supporting operational risk management and task safety analysis.

Manages owner-furnished equipment supply chain activities, including supplier communication, specifications, schedules, shipments, ERP order management, delivery coordination, issue resolution, and escalation. Partners with program management, operations, production planning, procurement, and customers to support facility production schedules. Leads quality meetings, manages project risks and corrective actions, improves processes, and coordinates OFE receiving, installation, and shipment across multiple projects.

Designs and implements continuous improvement and training for logistics and onsite supply chain operations. Analyzes performance data, creates SOPs and standard work, conducts value stream mapping, audits supplier performance, provides coaching/training, coordinates site travel and project meetings, and implements systems to capture and report site productivity metrics.

Leads the company’s Prophix-based FP&A systems, overseeing configuration, governance, integrations, security, data quality, and system performance. Maintains the financial systems roadmap, supports budgeting, forecasting, consolidation, and reporting, and partners with Finance and IT on scalable solutions. Provides functional leadership and mentorship to analysts, manages enhancements and escalations, supports audit controls, and leads user training and documentation.

Administers, maintains, and optimizes the organization’s financial planning and analysis system. Responsibilities include managing access, integrations, configurations, financial models, dashboards, reports, troubleshooting, data integrity, user training, documentation, and system upgrades. The role collaborates with Finance and IT to support budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and process improvements.

Leads regional mechanical manufacturing operations across production facilities, overseeing teams, manufacturing floors, quality, procurement, safety, welding, and workforce management. Drives safety, quality, delivery, cost performance, Lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, change management, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Collaborates across functions on product and project delivery, strategic planning, proposals, and implementation of new systems and processes.

Owns daily TAKT production execution at a construction site, monitoring progress, resolving constraints, coordinating trades and offsite manufacturing, maintaining schedules, managing material readiness, developing recovery plans, and driving continuous improvement. The role partners with site leadership, project controls, trade partners, logistics, and manufacturing teams to maintain production flow and schedule predictability.

Owns onsite execution and continuous optimization of the TAKT production system across construction facilities. Monitors production against schedules, resolves constraints, coordinates trades, site leadership, manufacturing, logistics, and project controls, and maintains daily TAKT schedules. The role supports material readiness, recovery planning, standardized work, continuous improvement, project startup, team training, and schedule reliability. Requires flexible work hours and 10–20% travel.

Owns daily TAKT production execution at a construction site, monitoring performance, maintaining schedules, resolving constraints, coordinating trades and site leadership, and aligning offsite manufacturing, logistics, materials, and field installation. Facilitates production meetings, develops recovery plans, validates manpower and productivity assumptions, supports project startup and training, and drives continuous improvement, schedule reliability, and production flow.

Develop and maintain program-level TAKT schedules for construction projects, optimize production planning, analyze schedule performance, identify risks, create dashboards and reports, and support Site TAKT Leads through planning, training, and best practices. Collaborate with project controls, operations, supply chain, and commissioning teams while supporting executive reporting and client presentations. The role requires 50% travel and may involve flexible work hours.

Manages onsite safety and loss-control functions for construction projects. Responsibilities include monitoring OSHA, MSHA, and environmental compliance; conducting audits, toolbox talks, training, task safety analyses, and accident investigations; maintaining safety documentation and supplies; administering drug testing; and advising field employees, supervisors, contractors, customers, and management on health, public safety, and environmental matters. Requires extensive travel and a flexible schedule.

Manages onsite safety and loss-control functions for construction projects. Monitors OSHA, MSHA, DNR, and other regulatory compliance; conducts audits, toolbox talks, training, accident investigations, drug testing, and task safety analyses. Advises field employees, supervisors, management, customers, and contractors on health, environmental, and public safety. Maintains safety supplies, documentation, site plans, and corrective-action tracking while supporting operational risk management.

Manages onsite safety and loss-control programs for construction projects. Responsibilities include monitoring OSHA, MSHA, and environmental compliance; conducting audits, toolbox talks, training, drug testing, and accident investigations; preparing safety documentation; supporting task analysis and pre-planning; maintaining safety supplies; and advising field employees, supervisors, management, contractors, and customers on health, public safety, and environmental matters.

The Onsite Safety Manager oversees jobsite safety and loss control, monitors OSHA and other regulatory compliance, conducts audits and accident investigations, leads toolbox talks, develops safety plans, manages safety supplies, administers drug testing, and trains employees on equipment and general safety practices. The role provides safety guidance to field personnel, supervisors, management, customers, and contractors while supporting risk analysis and corrective actions.

Formulates and coordinates onsite safety and loss-control programs for construction projects. Monitors OSHA, MSHA, and other regulatory compliance; conducts audits, toolbox talks, training, accident investigations, drug testing, and task safety analyses. Advises field employees, supervisors, management, customers, and contractors on health, environmental, and public safety. Maintains safety supplies and documentation while supporting corrective actions and risk management. Requires substantial travel and a flexible schedule, including possible nights, weekends, and holidays.

Supervises quality activities across product compliance, supplier quality, customer complaints, manufacturing readiness, audits, nonconforming material, corrective actions, and continuous improvement. Serves as the primary quality contact for customers, manages supplier qualification and performance, leads CAPA and SCAR processes, analyzes quality trends, and ensures adherence to specifications, regulatory requirements, industry standards, and internal quality systems.

Oversee medium-to-large engineering projects from planning through delivery, managing scope, budgets, schedules, resources, risks, quality, invoices, contracts, and external partners. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and collaborate with leadership, operations, and estimating staff. Communicate project status, develop mitigation strategies, manage costs and forecasts, and ensure projects meet approved objectives and standards.

Performs mechanical design for power system products, converts prototypes into commercial systems, calculates cooling requirements, and ensures designs meet specifications, codes, and customer needs. Provides guidance to junior engineers and designers, inspects installations, communicates with customers, prepares engineering reports, contributes to technical manuals, and operates computer-aided engineering software.

Performs mechanical design for power system products, converts prototypes into commercial systems, calculates cooling requirements, ensures code and specification compliance, inspects installations, conducts field surveys, prepares engineering reports and technical manuals, and provides technical guidance, training, and leadership on complex projects.

Develop and maintain detailed shop floor production schedules across lines, work centers, and shifts. Coordinate with production, planning, materials, and logistics teams to balance capacity, labor, and materials. Release and prioritize work orders, adjust schedules for disruptions, track scheduling KPIs, maintain ERP or APS data accuracy, and recommend process improvements that reduce lead times and improve on-time delivery.