Jobs at Loenbro

Leads regional purchasing and tool management teams, overseeing orders, buyouts, vendor relationships, contract compliance, cost control, and material availability. Partners with project and operations managers to resolve purchasing issues, improve processes, negotiate pricing, evaluate vendor performance, and support project execution. Maintains purchasing records, verifies invoices, communicates market trends, and ensures adherence to company policies, safety standards, and environmental requirements.

Leads regional purchasing and procurement activities, including material and tool acquisition, vendor management, purchasing team leadership, contract compliance, cost control, and process improvement. Collaborates with project and operations managers to resolve material issues, optimize pricing, maintain supply continuity, and support construction project execution. Oversees purchase orders, invoices, vendor evaluations, market analysis, and strategic sourcing initiatives across the region.

Leads regional project scheduling standards, templates, governance, audits, forecasting integration, and schedule development for industrial construction projects. Reviews complex resource- and cost-loaded schedules, supports earned value and performance reporting, trains and mentors scheduling teams, and partners with project management, estimating, finance, operations, IT, and field leadership. The role also supports schedule recovery, risk analysis, change control, and optimization of scheduling systems across job sites.

Leads regional purchasing and procurement activities, including vendor management, purchasing operations, buyout and quote reviews, contract compliance, team leadership, cost reduction, and material availability planning. The role collaborates with project and operations managers to improve purchasing efficiency, control costs, maintain accurate records, and support construction project execution. Travel is required up to 10% of the time.

Manages project controls for large commercial and industrial construction projects. Oversees cost and schedule baselines, progress measurement, forecasting, reporting, billing, change orders, risk management, contract administration, and project closeout. Partners with project management, operations, engineering, procurement, contracts, and construction teams to identify impacts, mitigate risks, maintain accurate schedules, and ensure projects remain on time and on budget.

The Project Controls Manager establishes, trains, audits, and improves project control processes throughout the construction project lifecycle. Responsibilities include project setup, scheduling, cost tracking, forecasting, contract and change order management, billing, closeout, estimating support, project audits, accrual review, and staff training. The role partners with project management and operations leadership, supports month-end close, and may travel to project sites for audits, turnarounds, and training.

Leads regional project planning and controls across the construction project lifecycle. Standardizes processes, conducts milestone audits, oversees project initiation and closeout, reviews forecasts and productivity data, identifies risks, supports executive reporting, and manages Project Controls, Administration, and Planning teams. Ensures project managers and field supervisors receive required training while improving audit compliance, forecast accuracy, labor efficiency, and planning performance.

Designs, develops, and deploys AI-powered tools, agents, workflows, and enterprise applications. Partners with business and operations stakeholders to identify automation opportunities, translate requirements into scalable solutions, and integrate LLMs, APIs, cloud AI services, and enterprise technologies. Establishes prompt engineering, validation, governance, monitoring, and responsible AI practices while creating user interfaces and dashboards. Evaluates emerging technologies and contributes to AI architecture, strategy, and innovation initiatives.

Owns the lifecycle of operational systems and initiatives for field construction operations. Responsibilities include field discovery, workflow and prototype development, coordination with IT and developers, user acceptance testing, training, rollout management, leadership communication, and post-implementation support. The role requires translating field needs into practical technology solutions, supporting system adoption, and traveling to construction sites as needed.

Oversee technical aspects of electrical construction projects, including planning, design review, documentation, contractor coordination, inspections, quality assurance, problem-solving, and client support. The role works across offices, industrial sites, and fabrication shops while ensuring compliance with safety regulations, engineering standards, and quality requirements.

Manages project controls for large commercial and industrial construction projects, including cost and schedule tracking, baseline development, productivity monitoring, forecasting, billing, change orders, risk management, progress measurement, reporting, and closeout. Partners with project management, engineering, procurement, contracts, and construction teams to identify impacts, manage corrective actions, and ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget.

Manage project controls for large commercial and industrial construction projects. Responsibilities include implementing and auditing controls, maintaining cost- and resource-loaded schedules, monitoring productivity and progress, managing contracts and change orders, forecasting, billing, risk mitigation, reporting, and project closeout. The role partners with project management, engineering, procurement, contracts, construction, and operations teams to maintain schedule, budget, quality, and safety performance.

Manages national and enterprise construction clients, identifies multi-regional project opportunities, leads RFP/RFQ processes, develops pursuit and win strategies, and coordinates sales, preconstruction, estimating, operations, and marketing teams. The role owns account plans, forecasting, pipelines, client presentations, pricing strategies, and relationship growth while representing the company at trade shows and client meetings.

Supports enterprise-wide financial planning, analysis, forecasting, and reporting. Owns planning calendars, board and lender deliverables, integrated three-statement modeling, variance analysis, leverage metrics, covenant reporting, and adjusted EBITDA calculations. Partners with regional finance and accounting teams on budgeting, forecasting, close processes, and reporting standardization while providing executive-level insights and improving financial data quality.

Develops and maintains detailed construction schedules using Primavera P6 across engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning. Establishes baselines, critical paths, resource and cost loading, updates progress, analyzes variances and delays, supports earned value forecasting, and develops recovery plans. Collaborates with project management, field teams, estimating, and finance to align schedules, budgets, and progress. The role also supports schedule audits, preconstruction planning, process improvement, and occasional site travel.

Provides high-level administrative and strategic support to an executive by managing calendars, communications, travel, meeting preparation, executive logistics, and cross-functional coordination. Tracks strategic and operational initiatives, surfaces risks and opportunities, synthesizes information, and ensures follow-through across teams. The role requires discretion, sound judgment, strong organization, and a polished professional presence. It is onsite in Westminster, Colorado, with travel of up to 10% and occasional industrial site visits.

Leads regional material management, warehousing, logistics, laydown yard, tool, and equipment operations supporting industrial construction projects. Oversees inventory control, material staging, transportation, asset tracking, safety compliance, process development, reporting, and personnel across multiple facilities and project sites. Partners with procurement, operations, project management, fabrication, and field teams to improve material availability, reduce losses and costs, and support efficient project execution.

Manages electrical quality assurance and quality control for data center and mission-critical construction projects. Responsibilities include design reviews, constructability feedback, contractor compliance, construction planning, inspections, equipment testing, troubleshooting, QA documentation, issue tracking, project meetings, and final acceptance inspections. The role coordinates with engineering teams, contractors, superintendents, consultants, and owner representatives while ensuring compliance with customer requirements, industry standards, NFPA 70, safety regulations, and applicable codes.

Leads the strategic design, governance, and continuous improvement of craft specialization, registered apprenticeship, electrical, and safety training programs. Builds scalable curricula and learning pathways aligned with NCCER and apprenticeship standards, oversees program quality and compliance, monitors outcomes, manages training partnerships, and leads a team of program professionals. Partners with operations, safety, HR, talent acquisition, and technology teams to deploy consistent workforce development programs across multiple states.

Manages the full contract lifecycle, including drafting, reviewing, negotiating, executing, tracking, and maintaining commercial, vendor, subcontractor, and client agreements. Identifies contractual risks, ensures compliance, manages change orders and claims support, monitors obligations and performance, and maintains contract documentation and templates. Collaborates with project management, procurement, legal, and operations teams while supporting audits, reporting, negotiations, and contract-management process improvements.