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The Professional Engineer (Structural) at BlueScope Buildings is responsible for providing structural design services, project coordination, and models for customers. They ensure structural integrity and safety of buildings, collaborate with project teams to implement cost-effective solutions, mentor design engineers, and provide technical assistance to customers. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Professional Engineering registration, 4 years of structural engineering experience, and solid knowledge of building codes and steel design.

The Engineering Technician I is responsible for detailing building parts, creating fabrication and erection drawings, and uploading parts into the manufacturing system. They collaborate with project teams to resolve issues and ensure customer service needs are met while adhering to schedules and quality standards.

The Professional Engineer I provides project coordination and structural design services, ensuring the building's structural integrity and safety. Responsibilities include checking designs, meeting customer requirements, collaborating with project teams, mentoring design engineers, and developing product knowledge. They also provide technical assistance to customers and meet design schedules.

The Professional Engineer I provides structural design services for customers, ensures building integrity and safety, develops product knowledge, collaborates with project teams, and assists customers with project-specific needs.

The Production Manager oversees safety, quality, and production in the coated steel products department, ensuring production goals are met and employee safety is prioritized. They implement business plans, drive continuous improvement, manage budgets, and collaborate with various teams to enhance productivity and efficiency.

The Professional Engineer I provides project coordination and structural design services for internal and external customers. Responsibilities include creating designs, ensuring structural integrity and safety, collaborating with project teams, and providing technical assistance to customers and entry-level designers. Qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Professional Engineering registration, 4 years of engineering experience, and solid knowledge of building codes and specifications.

The Environmental & Sustainability Manager leads CPNA’s environmental and sustainability programs, ensuring compliance with regulations and progress towards goals. Responsibilities include managing environmental compliance, reporting, waste reduction initiatives, greenhouse gas reduction, and employee training across multiple locations, with up to 25% travel required.