Jobs at RK Industries

Supports manufacturing operations through production data administration, work order processing, labor and attendance tracking, payroll reconciliation, IFS employee record maintenance, document control, training matrix updates, apprenticeship compliance, and shop-floor onboarding coordination. The role serves as a liaison among production, payroll, HR, staffing agencies, and regulatory bodies while maintaining accurate workforce and production information.

Fabricates HVAC ductwork and custom sheet metal components by interpreting drawings, operating fabrication machinery, laying out and forming materials, assembling fittings, inspecting finished products, handling materials, maintaining equipment, documenting production, and supporting safety and quality standards in a shop environment.

Fabricates piping assemblies by reading blueprints and specifications, operating fabrication machinery, cutting, fitting, welding, handling materials, inspecting work, and documenting compliance. Maintains equipment, tracks production, communicates order status, supports safety procedures, and assists with training new employees. The role requires physical work in noisy, dusty, hazardous, confined, and elevated environments, including lifting materials and working in varied weather conditions.

Build and manage a network of fabrication and manufacturing partners across the Mountain West and United States. Evaluate partner capabilities, capacity, equipment, quality systems, safety, logistics, scheduling, and delivery performance through facility visits. Develop market intelligence, identify strategic partnerships, and recommend subcontract fabricators based on project requirements, cost, location, quality, and capacity.

Oversee daily production operations, coordinating teams of 10–25 members to meet customer demands, quality standards, safety requirements, and efficiency goals. Responsibilities include assigning work, monitoring production lines, resolving bottlenecks, conducting inspections, coaching employees, supporting hiring and performance management, implementing Lean practices, maintaining 5S and Kanban systems, coordinating equipment maintenance, interpreting drawings and work orders, and enforcing OSHA and workplace safety protocols.

The Procurement Expediter monitors purchase orders, verifies supplier commitments, resolves shortages and delivery issues, coordinates inbound shipments, and maintains accurate ERP data. The role supports procurement, manufacturing, construction, and project teams by prioritizing critical materials, tracking supplier performance, reporting order status, and preventing production delays. It also requires frequent supplier communication, logistics coordination, and escalation of late or high-risk orders.

Lead complex water treatment and hydronic system projects supporting data centers and digital infrastructure. Manage budgets, schedules, contracts, procurement, billing, documentation, change conditions, subcontractors, vendors, testing, customer relationships, and project closeout. Ensure safe, timely, cost-effective delivery aligned with specifications and customer expectations while coordinating field resources and logistics.

Lead safety compliance in a manufacturing facility by inspecting operations, identifying hazards, analyzing trends, implementing corrective actions, maintaining safety programs and regulatory records, conducting orientations and training, investigating incidents, managing claims and clinic visits, and supporting OSHA-aligned controls, contractor vetting, and safe work practices.

Develop and maintain 3D models, product drawings, and electrical layouts for fabrication, purchasing, assembly, and production. Incorporate engineering bills of materials, change notices, redlines, and as-built information into design revisions. Collaborate with project, engineering, sales, operations, procurement, and customer teams to create production-ready designs, conduct peer reviews, meet documentation standards, and improve manufacturing efficiency.

Leads Quality Assurance and Quality Control teams and manages the company Quality Management System across manufacturing operations. Develops quality procedures, inspection standards, control plans, and standardized processes. Oversees audits, supplier quality, corrective actions, engineering change notices, and continuous improvement initiatives. Tracks quality KPIs, reduces defects and process variation, ensures documentation aligns with product designs, reports to executive leadership, and mentors the quality team.

Lead sales growth for advanced water treatment and fabrication projects, focusing on data centers and other business-critical infrastructure. Identify prospects, develop strategic accounts, manage the CRM sales funnel, prepare and negotiate proposals, provide technical consultation, forecast business, and maintain customer relationships through project completion. The role requires strong knowledge of advanced fabrication, digital infrastructure, and complex mechanical and logistics information, along with frequent customer and facility engagement.

Manage high-volume recruiting across multiple requisitions, develop talent pipelines, execute sourcing and hiring campaigns, partner with hiring managers, identify talent risks, and create data-informed hiring plans. The role also involves coaching recruiters, improving recruiting strategies, managing stakeholders, and using recruiting metrics to optimize hiring outcomes.

Leads construction operations across business units, overseeing project planning, budgeting, scheduling, execution, staffing, materials, billing, cost projections, change orders, closeout, and stakeholder relationships. Manages managers and teams, supports estimating and business development, ensures safety and compliance, develops employees, monitors productivity, and drives process improvements. The role requires extensive construction leadership experience and responsibility for strategic company-level decisions.

Leads preconstruction strategy for large-scale construction pursuits, overseeing estimating, design coordination, budgeting, contract scope, value engineering, stakeholder relationships, and constructability. Manages and mentors the preconstruction team, develops department budgets and goals, prepares executive reporting, improves estimating practices, and supports business development and operations. The role is office-based in Denver with occasional travel to corporate offices and jobsites.

Leads manufacturing and production operations, including team development, process optimization, quality, safety, cost, scheduling, and continuous improvement. Oversees modular and off-site production, supports constructability and design optimization, manages customer and market interfaces, and drives Lean, Six Sigma, corrective-action, and change-management initiatives. Ensures production performance, technical accuracy, regulatory compliance, employee safety, and delivery of products within budget and schedule.

Leads RK’s reporting and analytics strategy, delivery, governance, and Citizen BI program. Designs and develops Power BI, SQL Azure, Microsoft Fabric, semantic model, and data platform solutions; translates stakeholder needs into scalable implementations; mentors developers; establishes standards, training, security, and data quality practices; and presents technical recommendations to executive and non-technical audiences. The role is hands-on, owning initiatives from discovery through deployment and adoption while partnering with the Senior Reporting Architect.

Mechanical Project Engineer supporting construction project planning, procurement, submittals, scheduling, budgeting, billing, quality control, safety, subcontractor coordination, change orders, cost tracking, and project closeout. The role works with project managers, superintendents, field teams, owners, architects, contractors, suppliers, and internal departments to resolve technical issues and ensure projects meet schedule, budget, contract, and quality requirements.

Leads large-scale mechanical and plumbing construction projects from kickoff through closeout. Responsibilities include project planning, budgeting, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, procurement, contracts, permits, billing, change orders, staffing, labor productivity, client relationships, and field execution. The role requires managing complex industrial and commercial projects, protecting company and client interests, and developing project and program standards.

Lead end-to-end mechanical construction projects, overseeing planning, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, contracts, subcontractors, staffing, billing, change orders, safety, documentation, and project closeout. Manage financial performance, cost control, forecasting, labor productivity, and client relationships while directing multidisciplinary teams. The role also contributes to company strategy, negotiates critical contracts, mitigates risks, and makes decisions affecting multiple projects and broader business operations.

Manage large-scale mechanical construction projects from preconstruction through closeout. Own budgets, schedules, forecasting, contracts, procurement, billing, change orders, subcontractor coordination, quality, staffing, and profitability. Lead project teams, maintain customer and stakeholder relationships, negotiate agreements, oversee documentation and submittals, and ensure successful project turnover while meeting safety, contractual, financial, and customer requirements.