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Maintains maintenance records and CMMS workflows, creates and distributes work orders, manages preventive maintenance data, tracks spare-parts inventory, verifies labor hours, and oversees timekeeping for up to 500 employees. Also provides administrative support through scheduling, meeting coordination, correspondence, reporting, document management, supply ordering, and communication with technicians, vendors, managers, and other departments. The role requires on-site attendance, overtime availability, strong organization, and experience with HR, scheduling, and timekeeping in a large manufacturing facility.

The Supplier Development Specialist ensures supplier compliance with quality and delivery standards, evaluates performance, leads corrective actions, and drives supplier development initiatives.

Oversee heat exchanger-related projects from planning through delivery, ensuring safety, schedule, budget, quality, and compliance objectives are met. Coordinate Engineering, Sales, Customers, Operations, and Supply Chain; manage schedules, long-lead procurement, budgets, status reporting, issue resolution, and cross-functional teams. The role supports multiple industrial projects in manufacturing, technology, and energy environments and requires on-site attendance.

The Senior HR Generalist partners with management and employees across employee relations, investigations, compliance, recruitment, onboarding, benefits and leave administration, performance management, development, HR reporting, and engagement initiatives. The role maintains HRIS data, supports audits and workforce analytics, advises on employment laws and policies, and helps improve HR processes in office and manufacturing environments.

Develop and execute sales plans for data center accounts, sell heat transfer products, grow revenue, manage customer relationships, identify new business, oversee CRM funnels and forecasting, recommend pricing, prepare quotations, negotiate terms, and coordinate technology road maps. The role requires approximately 50% travel and collaboration with internal departments and data center clients.

Details air-cooled heat exchangers for shop fabrication, producing 3D assemblies, part models, 2D drawings, flat patterns, and fabrication details for bundles, plenums, columns, ladders, and platforms. Collaborates with mechanical design engineers and shop personnel, applying welded steel fabrication practices, API 661, and OSHA requirements. The role requires on-site attendance, punctuality, overtime availability, multitasking, and effective teamwork in a fast-paced environment.

Leads global manufacturing engineering for heat-exchanger finning technologies, including fin design, forming, assembly, materials, process capability, equipment, NPI, cost reduction, quality improvement, supplier development, and MES integration. Establishes global standards, audits processes, develops training and documentation, and drives continuous improvement across manufacturing sites. Manages cross-functional teams and machinery investments while traveling globally to plants and suppliers.

Oversee regional accounting operations, month-end and year-end close, reconciliations, consolidation reporting, audits, tax coordination, and IFRS compliance. Maintain financial master data, strengthen internal controls, standardize processes, and lead continuous improvement initiatives. Partner with finance and operational stakeholders on working capital, inventory, ERP changes, and financial analysis while providing guidance to the finance team and leadership.

Supports the Controller in managing accounting and shared services operations, including AP and AR. Oversees financial close, reporting, reconciliations, controls, audits, budgets, forecasts, cash management, and tax compliance. Leads and develops accounting staff, drives process improvements, and partners with FP&A, operational leaders, and global finance teams to provide accurate financial information and support business decisions.

Manages inventory control, cycle counts, material flow, warehouse transactions, costing reconciliation, and inventory accuracy in a manufacturing environment. Develops process improvements, monitors material movement against production schedules, resolves shortages, coordinates with purchasing and accounting, trains team members on system transactions, and supports quality, safety, and risk mitigation activities. This is a non-supervisory, on-site role requiring strong problem-solving, reporting, communication, and inventory-management capabilities.