Jobs at Inframark

Oversee cemetery operations, burial services, family support, customer relationships, vendor coordination, records, scheduling, purchasing, inventory, payroll support, budgets, regulatory compliance, and workplace safety. The role combines compassionate administrative service with outdoor cemetery responsibilities and requires occasional weekends, overtime, and non-standard hours.

Leads automation and intelligence projects from kickoff through closeout, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, contracts, vendors, and customer communications. Coordinates Engineering, Manufacturing, Logistics, Field Services, and OT/Cyber teams to deliver safe, high-quality outcomes. Tracks project KPIs, manages changes and invoicing milestones, and ensures documentation and closeout. The role is primarily office or remote with travel to facilities, project sites, and client or vendor meetings as needed.

Develop HMI and SCADA applications, configure servers, workstations, networks, and industrial communications, and install and test system software. Participate in Factory and Site Acceptance Testing, demonstrate system functionality, create operational reports, train customers, provide technical support, and complete project documentation. The role involves regular travel to job sites for system startup, testing, demonstrations, and warranty troubleshooting.

Develop and deploy PLC application programs for water and wastewater automation systems. Responsibilities include writing control narratives, integrating third-party systems, conducting factory and site acceptance testing, commissioning systems, demonstrating SCADA functionality, training customers, producing documentation, and providing remote or on-site PLC support. Regular travel and occasional on-call work are required for startups, testing, and warranty support.

Serves as a subject-matter expert for complex utility billing, rate structures, disputes, and account corrections. Performs pre-bill validations, post-bill audits, system-change testing, reporting, and root-cause analysis. Mentors billing representatives, provides training and QA feedback, supports compliance and audit requests, and coordinates with customer care, metering, field operations, and finance to improve billing accuracy, timeliness, and service quality.

Manages electrical and instrumentation and controls programs for industrial water and wastewater facilities. Oversees staffing, training, safety programs, preventive maintenance, reliability, projects, shutdowns, contractors, commissioning, documentation, budgets, KPIs, and continuous improvement. Requires extensive industrial electrical and I&C experience, management capability, strong safety leadership, and effective stakeholder communication. Work occurs in field and plant environments with outdoor conditions, hazardous exposures, confined spaces, energized equipment, and physical demands.

Supports community engagement and office operations by coordinating events, vendors, facility rentals, communications, website and social media updates, resident inquiries, records, work orders, and inspections. Provides customer service and administrative support to the Community Manager, including occasional evening, weekend, and holiday event work. Requires strong organization, communication, Microsoft Office proficiency, a valid driver’s license, and the ability to work indoors or outdoors and lift up to 50 pounds.

Manage daily operations for multiple wastewater treatment plant contracts, including service planning, capital improvement planning, budgeting, reporting, personnel supervision, scheduling, coaching, client relationships, regulatory compliance, and project performance. The role requires an active Oklahoma water and wastewater operator license, at least five years of wastewater operations and supervisory experience, and strong financial, technical, and leadership skills.

Oversee day-to-day operations for community associations, partnering with boards, senior managers, residents, and vendors. Responsibilities include budgeting, financial review, vendor contract administration, invoice approval, monthly reporting, property inspections, meeting coordination, rule enforcement, and community communications. The role requires strong organizational, communication, presentation, customer service, and Excel skills, along with community or association management experience and relevant professional designation.

Provides entry-level administrative and clerical support, including answering phones, greeting visitors, data entry, file maintenance, correspondence and report preparation, meeting scheduling, office supply inventory, and general staff assistance. The role is office-based with minimal travel and requires strong organization, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Manages community association operations, budgets, financial reporting, vendor contracts, property inspections, rule enforcement, meetings, and escalated resident or board concerns. Supervises Community Managers, supports board relationships, ensures contract delivery, and maintains compliance with company procedures. Requires strong communication, organization, leadership, customer service, presentation, and Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent industry experience is preferred, with CMCA, AMS, or PCAM designation preferred.

Assists with managing community association operations, maintenance, budgets, financial reporting, vendor invoices, property inspections, deed restriction enforcement, meetings, and homeowner communications. Coordinates with Board members, executives, vendors, and homeowners while tracking inquiries, resolving issues, and supporting compliance with policies and procedures.

Leads office or sub-regional operations across project management, application engineering, and field service. Monitors project health, financial performance, capacity, schedules, customer experience, quality, and supply risks; resolves cross-functional barriers and escalates issues. Supports customer retention, sales growth, process improvement, training, staffing, and employee performance. Requires substantial automation, field service, project-based operations, financial management, and water and wastewater industry experience.

Manages day-to-day operations for community associations, partnering with boards and senior leadership on strategy, budgets, finances, vendors, inspections, meetings, resident communications, and rule enforcement. The role prepares reports and notices, administers vendor contracts and invoices, monitors property conditions, and ensures compliance with association policies, covenants, and applicable laws.

Coordinates customer service projects from intake through completion by scheduling field personnel, managing service cases and sales orders in NetSuite, preparing estimates, coordinating parts and equipment, maintaining documentation, and supporting customer communications. The role also identifies upsell opportunities, manages recurring service schedules, supports asset deployment, and builds strong client relationships while optimizing field-service workflows.

Provides intermediate administrative support by preparing correspondence and presentations, coordinating meetings and events, maintaining records and databases, communicating with stakeholders, tracking department projects, and assisting with expenses and purchasing. Requires strong organization, multitasking, Microsoft Office proficiency, and occasional offsite travel.

Leads the PMO Center of Excellence for Automation and Intelligence, establishing project governance, delivery methodology, portfolio reporting, resource forecasting, scheduling, quality assurance, tools, training, and capability development. Partners with executive, regional, engineering, field service, and project leadership to improve project predictability, financial performance, execution consistency, resource planning, risk management, and customer outcomes across complex technical delivery portfolios.

Designs, deploys, administers, secures, and supports operational technology infrastructure for water, wastewater, utility, and industrial environments. Responsibilities include Windows and Microsoft infrastructure administration, virtualization, industrial networking, firewalls, VPNs, remote access, SCADA/HMI/PLC connectivity, communications systems, cybersecurity hardening, documentation, troubleshooting, customer support, commissioning, and incident response. The role requires occasional onsite work and customer travel.

Develops and configures HMI and SCADA applications for water and wastewater automation projects. Responsibilities include setting up servers, workstations, operating systems, networks, and peripheral equipment; integrating third-party systems; conducting factory and site acceptance testing; demonstrating system functionality; creating reports; training users; documenting projects; and providing customer technical support. Regular travel is required for system startup, testing, and demonstrations.

Drive strategic business development and revenue growth for automation and intelligence solutions serving municipal water and wastewater clients. Build relationships with municipalities, consulting engineers, utilities, and vendors; provide technical consultations; develop proposals; negotiate contracts; manage complex sales cycles; track KPIs; and collaborate with engineering, project management, marketing, and operations teams. The role requires expertise in SCADA, instrumentation, PLCs, control systems, AI-driven analytics, and water infrastructure.