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Director, Non-Destructive Testing Engineering Services
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Country: USA
Location: North Carolina-Raleigh/Durham-RTP Raleigh, NC 27601
Total applied: 40
Salary/Wage:Bonus potential
Job Category:Engineering
Education Level:Master's Degree
Location:Raleigh, NC 27601
Status:Full Time, Employee
Occupations:Civil & Structural Engineering;General/Other: Engineering
Career Level:Executive (SVP, VP, Department Head, etc)
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Director, Non-Destructive Testing Engineering Services
A growing full-service consulting engineering firm specializing in structural engineering, investigation, and construction. We are currently seeking an experienced professional engineer to assume the responsibilities of Director, NDT Engineering Services. This position directs the overall operations of the non-destructive testing department.
Responsibilities:
�� Maintain budgeted sales and expense projections/reports for group
�� Provide leadership and direction for growth to both field and office personnel
�� Provide executives with timely reporting and updates
�� Effectively manage staffing requirements and maintain staffing budget
�� Develop new business opportunities to include preparing proposals and negotiating with new and existing clients/jobs
�� Correspond regularly with clients to address issues and concerns
�� Assist executive management in technology and new services development in addition to marketing of those services
Requirements:
This person must have strong personal and communication skills enabling them to interact with many clients and industry professionals. A PhD or PE in Civil Engineering (structural emphasis) is required. Previous experience with non-destructive testing is strongly preferred.
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