Senior Manager - Specialty Engineer (Welding, Pressure Vessels & Fabrication Capability)

• Provide early design input and execution support to major capital projects; lead technical problem solving, identify systemic improvements and help prevent recurrence of quality or reliability issues.

• Partner with Purchasing to evaluate new suppliers, assess technical capability, monitor fabrication quality and strengthen the existing capital supply base.

• Develop and scale innovations that reduce capital cost, lead time and maintenance burden, including corrosion-resistant linings, polymer applications, custom bending, gasketless connections and remote inspection methods.

• Build internal and external capability through Welding and Pressure Vessel Schools, symposia, technical communities, coaching, supplier development and practical field learning.

• Represent P&G in relevant external standards organizations and translate emerging standards and industry practices into practical company guidance.

• Lead and develop direct reports, laboratory resources and technical partners through clear priorities, regular coaching, stretch opportunities and disciplined work processes.

CRITICAL OUTCOMES / MEASURES OF SUCCESS

• Capital projects receive timely, high-quality specialty engineering input from planning through execution.

• Materials-of-construction decisions and corrosion testing reduce premature equipment failure and protect manufacturing assets.

• Supplier technical evaluations and quality interventions improve fabricated-equipment compliance, cleanability, reliability and operating performance.

• Cost-effective technologies move from demonstration to repeatable adoption across projects and sites.

• Engineering, HSE, technician and supplier capability grows through formal training, coaching and technical-community engagement.

• The Materials Lab maintains business continuity while improving productivity, turnaround and organizational capability.

• External standards engagement creates relevant benefits for P&G designs, suppliers and operating sites.

KEY INTERFACES

• Capital project managers, engineering discipline leaders, construction teams and site technical organizations.

• Operating Units, manufacturing sites, Quality, HSE, R&D and equipment owners.

• Purchasing, supplier quality resources, fabricators, equipment vendors and inspection partners.

• Materials Lab personnel, direct reports, contractors and members of the technical community.

• External standards bodies and professional organizations, including ASME Bioprocessing Equipment activities.

Job Qualifications

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE AND CAPABILITIES

Qualification in engineering - Mechanical or Metallurgy

Must hold CWI (Certificate of weilding inspector)

• Deep technical mastery in metallurgy, welding, corrosion, materials of construction, pressure equipment, tanks, piping and fabricated capital assets.

• Demonstrated ability to diagnose complex equipment or fabrication problems and convert findings into clear, practical recommendations.

• Experience supporting capital projects across design, supplier selection, fabrication, inspection, installation and start-up.

• Ability to influence project teams, suppliers and technical communities without relying solely on direct authority.

• Capability to build technical mastery in others through training, coaching, standards, reusable tools and communities of practice.

• Strong judgment in balancing technical risk, cost, schedule, quality, cleanability, reliability and maintainability.

• Effective people leadership, including development planning, feedback, priority setting and management of internal and contracted resources.

• Ability to represent the company credibly in external technical forums and standards organizations.

Job Schedule

Full time

Job Number

R000159754

Job Segmentation

Experienced Professionals