Jobs at Industry Trade Advisory Committee 1 (ITAC 1)

Supports large-scale industrial capital projects through project controls, budgeting, forecasting, cost reporting, commitments, accruals, cash flow management, and Estimate at Completion processes. Prepares management reports, reconciliations, variance analyses, performance metrics, and audit-ready documentation while coordinating with engineering, procurement, construction, contractors, finance, and project leadership. The role also supports compliance tracking, estimate integration, change management, and process improvement in a hybrid client-site environment.

Support project cost control, forecasting, scheduling, EVM, reporting, and performance tracking while assisting compliance for government-funded work. Maintain schedules, forecasts, variance analyses, dashboards, and documentation; support audits, change order reviews, and regulatory obligations. Collaborate with project leadership to improve processes, monitor risks, and ensure contractual and regulatory compliance.

Manage multiple facility capital projects ($10K–$1M+): define scope, estimate and control costs, select contractors, procure equipment, supervise construction, coordinate hand-off and start-up, and complete final closeout and documentation.

Install, assemble, measure, cut, and thread pipes per blueprints; inspect and repair leaks; use hand and power tools; follow safety protocols; collaborate with construction teams and maintain records of work and materials.

Install, weld, and bolt structural steel per blueprints; operate cranes and aerial lifts; fabricate, measure, and cut steel components; inspect for structural integrity and safety compliance; collaborate with welders, fabricators, and engineers; follow safety protocols and complete projects on time.

Lead construction management for multiple plant capital projects: define scope, estimate and control costs, develop schedules, procure materials, supervise contractors, review engineering designs, ensure safety compliance, manage change, and complete project closeout and documentation.

Design electrical power distribution and process control systems, produce loop diagrams/schematics, prepare EI design packages/specs, forecast panel costs, maintain documentation, troubleshoot and ensure code‑compliant, safe installations while collaborating with project teams and clients.

Install, assemble, inspect, and repair piping systems by reading blueprints, measuring, cutting, threading, and fitting pipes. Perform tests, maintain safety and clean work areas, keep records, and collaborate with construction teams to meet project schedules and budgets.

Perform on-site electrical QA/QC: inspect conduit, switchgear, panels, lighting, grounding; conduct in-process inspections and witness/testing (IR, continuity, VLF, ground resistance); maintain QA/QC logs, test records, NCRs, RFIs and as-built markups; drive corrective actions and coordinate with engineers, foremen, subcontractors, and client QA.

Leads document control for capital and factory transformation projects in an active manufacturing environment. Develops procedures, manages document systems, controls revisions, tracks deliverables, coordinates stakeholders and vendors, performs quality checks, generates reports, supports audits and closeout, trains personnel, and improves document management processes. The role is a six-month onsite contract in West Haven, Connecticut and/or Piscataway, New Jersey, with potential direct hire.

The Project Cost Analyst develops and maintains project budgets, forecasts, cash flow projections, and cost reports for industrial capital projects. Responsibilities include tracking expenditures, commitments, accruals, and variances; reviewing invoices and purchase orders; reconciling costs with accounting and procurement teams; supporting estimates, audits, scope changes, and cost-saving initiatives; and reporting financial performance to project leadership.

Develop and maintain integrated schedules for industrial manufacturing, capital improvement, and plant transformation projects. Coordinate engineering, procurement, construction, installation, vendor, and contractor activities. Track progress against baselines, analyze critical paths and schedule risks, identify resource constraints, forecast impacts, and recommend mitigation strategies. Prepare status reports and look-ahead schedules while providing scheduling expertise throughout the project lifecycle. This is a six-month full-time contract requiring onsite work in West Haven, CT and/or Piscataway, NJ.

Lead industrial project development and execution from scope definition through startup. Manage engineering, procurement, and construction teams; oversee schedules, budgets, resources, quality, change requests, and contractual commitments. Build client relationships, resolve issues, support business development, prepare proposals and project documentation, and mentor team members. The role requires onsite work in West Haven, Connecticut, and/or Piscataway, New Jersey, for a six-month contract with potential direct hire.

Lead industrial capital projects from development through startup, managing scope, schedules, budgets, engineering, procurement, construction, quality, and client commitments. Build client relationships, support business development, negotiate changes, prepare proposals and project documentation, and resolve issues. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and resources while ensuring technical excellence, contractual compliance, and successful delivery.

Provide administrative and coordination support for capital projects in a manufacturing environment. Maintain project records, reports, schedules, meeting documentation, workflows, and dashboards. Coordinate communications among project managers, contractors, vendors, and internal teams. Support procurement, purchase orders, budget tracking, invoice processing, and project controls. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. This is a six-month onsite contract in West Haven, CT and/or Piscataway, NJ, with potential direct hire.

Coordinates a multi-year industrial facility expansion and capital improvement project. Responsibilities include managing project plans, scope, schedules, budgets, risks, engineering reviews, technical specifications, procurement, vendors, contractors, construction activities, safety, quality, and stakeholder communications. The role requires an engineering background and supports project execution in a manufacturing environment without direct design responsibility.

Lead electrical engineering for industrial projects across all phases: layout, analysis, design, and documentation. Produce equipment specs, power/lighting/grounding plans, single-line and motor schematics, and design calculations. Use power-system analysis tools (SKM/ETAP) and AutoCAD. Mentor or lead small design teams, perform quality checks, resolve technical conflicts, and ensure compliance with electrical codes. PE license required.

Perform electrical engineering for industrial projects: layout, analysis, and design of power, lighting, grounding, and schematics. Produce equipment specs, single-line and motor schematics, calculations, and plan drawings. Lead a small design staff, perform quality checks, resolve technical conflicts, and use tools like AutoCAD, SKM/ETAP, and MS Office to support designs.

Manage electrical construction projects from bid through closeout: develop scopes, cost estimates, execution plans, coordinate engineering and field teams, control schedule/cost/quality, ensure safety, and drive client satisfaction and repeat business.

Lead multi-discipline engineering, design, procurement, and construction project teams to deliver scope, schedule, budget, and quality. Develop scope and execution plans, manage budgets and change requests, ensure quality reviews and constructability, support commissioning/start-up, maintain client relations, and pursue additional business opportunities.