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From the industry's most experienced and knowledgeable biofuels
consulting company, comes a recruiting service dedicated solely to
the biofuels industry.
Available Positions
BBI International
Biofuels Recruiting
Contact Us:
Matthew Spoor
Manager
Lisa
Earls
Recruiter
Toll Free:
866.746.8385
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Position Posted: December 1, 2003
Position Title: Project Manager
Location: Kansas
Salary: $60,000 - $90,000
Our client is a multidisciplinary engineering, architectural, construction, and environmental service firm. Started in 1898, our client employs more than 1,600 engineers, architects, scientists and other specialists plan, design and build quality projects around the world. Today they have offices around the country and the world.
Position Description:
Candidate will join an existing business development team to provide technical expertise and experience to a currently non-technical sales team procuring business to engineer and build ethanol plants. Candidate will provide technical assistance during business development process and will be required to assist in drafting of proposals, cost estimates, feasibility studies, etc. Candidate will provide ethanol production facility expertise and will be involved in advanced stages of project procurment. This will include travelling to the customer. This is not a sales position, but the candidate should be able to communicate effectively and instill confidence in the customer.
Qualifications:
Requires skills in project management that includes: construction management knowledge, cost control, cost estimates, work up schedule and proposal development. Must be familiar enough with engineering pricipals to be able to converse with engineers (no degree required). Ideal candidate would have experience in alcohol plant construction (project management, proposal development, project procurment). Alcohol (ethanol) operations knowledge is a plus. Requires a demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and interact successfully with customers. Must have a can do attitude.
Candidate must be willing and able to travel 2-3 days per week.
Click here to apply for this position via email. Please attach a copy of your resume.
Go back to list of available positions If you do not see a job that interests you, but you have the desire and qualifications to work in the biofuels industry, please send us a copy of your resume.
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Our Mission
As the only recruiting service
focused exclusively on the biofuels industry, BBI Biofuels
Recruiting will deliver high quality staffing services that will
provide our customers with time saved and the resources required to
achieve their goals within budget and on schedule. Our success is
measured by the growth and prosperity of our customers.
Our Promise
- We will provide our customers
with first-rate staffing services while, at the same time, adding
value to the industry by growing the pool of dependable, skilled
employees.
- We will deliver results, not
just resumes.
- Our customers will experience a
savings of time and money by using our services. We will draw upon
our experience to locate qualified professionals while weeding out
unsuitable candidates.
- We will not get paid unless we
perform. Our customers pay nothing for our services until one of
our recommended candidates is hired.
Our Advantage
- We actively recruit individuals
based on your specific needs. Our resources are extensive and we
will go the extra mile to ensure the candidates we deliver to you
are the best available.
- No other company is backed by
over 60 years of combined experience in the biofuels industry.
- We recruit only for the biofuels
industry.
- Our vision is long-term. We are
committed to strengthening the biofuels industry through
development of scholarships and curriculum development specific to
biofuels production. BBI Biofuels Recruiting administers the
International Fuel Ethanol Workshop scholarship fund for students
pursuing a career in the biofuels industry. We also encourage
development of new industry specific curriculums.
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