Glazing Systems Project Manager at Apex (British Columbia)

Glazing Systems Project Manager at Apex (British Columbia)

14 Sep
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Apex Aluminum Extrusions
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British Columbia

14 Sep

Apex Aluminum Extrusions

British Columbia

Drive the successful launch of the glazing systems program at Apex Aluminum Extrusions. As the Project Manager, you'll engage with customers, oversee project execution, and lead technical coordination.

This position involves a blend of program development and technical expertise. You'll serve as the key liaison between the system provider, Apex Sales, and installation partners, ensuring a seamless experience. Your role includes fostering customer relationships and providing vital field and technical support to improve program effectiveness.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and launch the glazing systems program
• Serve as the internal subject matter expert
• Support sales through technical presentations
• Provide onsite support during installations




• Coordinate with cross-functional teams for alignment

Requirements:
• 7+ years in related construction or manufacturing
• Experience in technical project or product management
• Understanding of glazing systems installation
• Familiarity with building codes and performance standards
• Strong collaboration skills with technical and commercial teams

Excel in a technical setting by supporting glazing system development and enhancing customer satisfaction at Apex Aluminum.
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📌 Glazing Systems Project Manager at Apex (British Columbia)
🏢 Apex Aluminum Extrusions
📍 British Columbia

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