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Coordinates internal storage, transport, and loadout of work-in-process and finished modular products. Plans module moves, storage assignments, crane and truck logistics, loadout schedules, safety documentation, and outside storage tracking. Leads cross-functional planning with Production, Engineering, Logistics, and Program Management, oversees STL execution, maintains storage maps, and arranges freight and trailers for customer deliveries.

Leads quality engineering strategy across product design, manufacturing, suppliers, field operations, and warranty. Builds quality into products and processes through root-cause analysis, corrective action, risk assessment, process controls, supplier quality, and continuous improvement. Oversees quality metrics, reduces defects and rework, improves process capability and reliability, supports product launches, and develops a high-performing Quality Engineering organization.

Optimize material flow, line-side layouts, replenishment systems, floor-space utilization, and point-of-use storage in a modular manufacturing environment. Apply Lean, 5S, visual management, time studies, and data analysis to reduce waste, shortages, handling, labor requirements, and congestion. Lead continuous improvement projects, standardize material-flow practices, collaborate with Supply Chain and Manufacturing Engineering, and train teams on lean principles and workplace organization.

Designs, builds, and launches jigs, fixtures, assembly tables, weld fixtures, and gauges for manufacturing lines. Responsibilities include fixture modeling, tolerance stack-up, vendor management, fabrication oversight, line-side troubleshooting, documentation, revision control, asset records, calibration, and repair scheduling. The role manages tooling budgets and collaborates with manufacturing engineering, product design, Maintenance, vendors, and launch teams. This is an onsite position in Birmingham, Alabama, with occasional travel to vendors and job sites.

Own recurring program execution for modular construction projects, including schedules, buyout logs, purchase orders, vendor invoice approvals, financial preparation, quality tracking, and constraint elimination. Communicate daily with clients and vendors, identify schedule and commercial issues, improve and document processes, and train Assistant Program Managers. Support procurement and project financial deliverables while escalating new scope, pricing, contractual commitments, disputes, safety incidents, and quality issues.

Leads an entire modular construction platform category, owning P&L, capital and capacity planning, client strategy, organizational leadership, program launches, risk, governance, and operational standards. Presents performance to the Board and C-suite, develops senior program leaders, manages escalated claims and client issues, directs platform investments and continuous improvement, and represents BLOX in the modular construction industry. May intervene directly in at-risk programs or jobsites and travels up to 35%.

Coordinates construction program workstreams across office and field environments. Responsibilities include buyout logs, invoices, purchase orders, financial deliverables, change orders, supply-chain tracking, document control, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, client reporting, meeting support, and onsite safety and quality processes. The role also trains junior APMs, improves workflows, and supports project managers with execution and dispute resolution. Travel may range from 25% to 50% depending on project needs.

Leads one or more modular construction programs, owning P&L, margins, client relationships, team structure, operational standards, and strategic pipeline input. Manages and develops program managers, intervenes in financially or operationally distressed programs, oversees scheduling, procurement, reporting, claims, and executive business reviews. Represents BLOX with C-suite clients and enterprise leadership while driving safety, quality, consistency, and continuous improvement across programs. Travel may reach 25% depending on program needs.

Design, analyze, and support facility electrical systems for DMC building projects. Produce and review electrical plans, perform system analyses (coordination, arc flash, illumination, energy), support manufacturing/design integration, manage CAD/Revit modeling, coordinate with customers and construction teams, and ensure compliance with codes and quality standards.

Design and model facility electrical and distribution systems for modular healthcare buildings. Perform calculations, equipment sizing, single-line diagrams, communications and alarm layouts, and generate permitting, manufacturing, and field drawings. Collaborate with MEP team, architects, vendors, and installers; ensure code compliance and participate in quality reviews.