Bronswerk Marine
About the Role Join Bronswerk Group, a global leader in naval, military and marine Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) systems and equipment. With 12 offices worldwide, Bronswerk delivers comprehensive turnkey solutions for commercial and military vessels, managing the entire process from design to commissioning, installation and in-service support. Reporting to the VP, PMO & Government Programs, the Director, Programs & East Coast will lead the Halifax Business Unit and its satellite office in St. Johns, Newfoundland. This strategic leadership role encompasses managing human, financial, and operational resources to meet contractual obligations while ensuring unit profitability and building Bronswerk's local presence throughout the Maritimes. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership & Business Development Develop and execute strategic plans to grow Bronswerk's presence in the Maritime provinces Build and lead regional teams including RCD program personnel, installation teams, production engineering, and in-service support divisions Expand In-Service Support (ISS), Repair & Overhaul, and spare parts operations for the Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard Identify and pursue local business opportunities while representing the company in maritime industry networks Collaborate with CFO to develop Annual Business Unit Budget and drive profitable growth Project Management & Program Direction Serve as primary Bronswerk representative in shipyard environments, maintaining direct client communication on installation progress, issues, and recommendations Oversee comprehensive project planning, scheduling, resource allocation, and budget management across multiple concurrent programs Coordinate final delivery and acceptance of complex systems including HVAC installations, ductwork, controls, and specialized equipment Ensure HVAC designs for various shipboard spaces are properly developed, adapted, and documented throughout the build process Manage duct manufacturing coordination and material procurement within project budgets Lead cross-functional project teams including project managers, installation managers, and production engineers Implement Bronswerk Project Life Cycle (PLC) methodology throughout all project phases Technical Excellence & Quality Assurance Provide technical leadership to overcome complex engineering, scheduling, installation, and supply chain challenges Facilitate resolution of technical disagreements between Installation Managers, Production Engineers, and ISI teams Ensure timely completion of as-built drawing updates reflecting installation evolution Monitor deliverable quality and ensure compliance with contract specifications Coordinate supplier deliverables with project timelines while maintaining quality standards Oversee Canadian Ships start-ups, commissioning, and ongoing technical support Customer & Contract Management Act as senior point of contact representing management to customers at all organizational levels Maintain proactive communication regarding project progress, potential risks, and mitigation strategies Manage scope changes and contract modifications in a strategic manner Monitor customer satisfaction metrics and address concerns promptly Lead development and negotiation of contractual agreements and change requests Contribute to proposal development for new business opportunities Requirements Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or Certified System Maintainer/Operator designation 10-15 years of progressive leadership experience in project management roles Demonstrated experience in HVAC system engineering design or hands-on operation and maintenance of HVAC systems Proven track record in ship installations, refurbishment projects, or marine industry operations Strong background in project finance, cost control, and budget management Technical Skills Proficiency with project management software and methodologies Deep understanding of marine HVAC systems, installation processes, and regulatory requirements Experience with contract administration, change management, and client relations Knowledge of shipyard operations and maritime industry standards Professional Qualifications PMP (Project Management Professional) certification considered a valuable asset Understanding of Canadian Navy and Coast Guard operational requirements preferred Core Competencies Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal, with strong interpersonal abilities Outstanding organizational skills with proven ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and resources Strong business acumen with focus on long-term strategic development Leadership capabilities including mentoring, team development, and conflict resolution Analytical problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities under pressure What We Offer Comprehensive Benefits Package Competitive compensation reflecting industry leadership position Group insurance coverage including dental, vision, life, and disability insurance RRSP matching program supporting long-term financial planning Paid time off and flexible scheduling options Employee assistance program
Rheinmetall
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR Rheinmetall Weapons and Ammunition UK (RWM UK) is part of the defence engineering company Rheinmetall AG based in Germany. We design, manufacture and support military large-calibre weapon systems used by the British Army and international customers. Position: Logistics Specialist Location: Telford, Shropshire (on-site) Contract: Permanent, 40 hours per week Working Hours: Shift work Start Date: Immediate As a Logistics Specialist, you will keep materials moving and production running - from goods receipt and internal transport to waste management. You will be part of a small operational logistics team, working in a new manufacturing environment. This is a hands-on role where you will provide a vital link between logistics and manufacturing operations. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Operate forklifts and overhead cranes to unload delivery trucks • Inspect delivered goods for damage and verify quantities • Process goods receipt bookings in SAP system • Manage storage, removal and transfer of materials with associated inventory management in SAP • Supply materials to production as required • Package materials for external transport and load trucks using forklifts and overhead cranes • Empty containers using forklift trucks, particularly metal chips from CNC machines • Transport barrels, breech blocks and weapon systems within the facility and to workshops • Maintain flexibility to adapt to operational requirements ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS • Proven experience in logistics/warehouse environments • Valid Forklift Truck (FLT) and Crane operating licences • Extensive hands-on experience operating FLT and cranes • Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and as part of a team • Working knowledge of SAP in logistics applications WHAT WE OFFER Rheinmetall is establishing a new production site for large calibre barrels in Telford. Join us at this exciting time of growth and be involved in setting up our new facility from the beginning. Benefits Package: • Competitive salary with annual market reviews • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays • Private healthcare plan • Employer pension contribution up to 6% with matching • Free on-site parking • Career development opportunities • Comprehensive training programmes • Flexible working arrangements
NSW Government
NSW Health Pathology - Application Support Officer Reference Number: REQ634042 Location: Newcastle, Hunter & Region Employment Type: Temporary Full Time (up to August 2027, with potential for ongoing employment) Position Classification: Health Manager Level 1 Salary: $87,813 - $116,824 per annum plus superannuation Hours: 38 per week Closing Date: 23 February 2026 at 11:59pm About the Opportunity Join our high-performing Clinical ICT Operations Team as a temporary Application Support Officer! This exciting 12-month opportunity is based at John Hunter Hospital, with flexible working arrangements including up to two days per week working from home. As part of NSW Health Pathology, you'll contribute to creating better health and justice systems every day. We operate more than 60 laboratories and around 200 collection centres across NSW, conducting over 60 million tests annually. Our network of pathologists, scientists, technicians, and support staff work together to provide rapid, accurate assessments that enable clinical teams to make optimal treatment decisions for patients. We actively encourage staff involvement in research and innovation to create safer, healthier communities, while our Forensic & Analytical Science Service provides independent analysis to the NSW criminal and coronial justice system. What We Offer You Accrued Days Off in addition to Annual Leave Generous salary packaging options and fringe benefits Corporate wellbeing programs, including Fitness Passport Learning and development opportunities through My Health Learning RTO Key Responsibilities Manage core build for Pathology within the Laboratory Information System (LIS) Identify and resolve policy and process implications from LIS implementation/changes across Requisition Data Entry and Pre-Analytical processing areas Support managers responsible for Requisition Data Entry and Pre-Analytical processing to maximize workflow efficiencies Manage record issues including billing and patient encounters Essential Requirements Experience in pathology end-user departments and/or solid understanding of diagnostic laboratory processes and workflows relating to core build, pre-analytical workflow, and Medicare/Non-Medicare billing Proven ability to analyze, investigate, and resolve issues with internal and external stakeholders Strong interpersonal skills with excellent oral and written communication abilities, including phone, email, and screensharing support Demonstrated proficiency in data analysis and presentation using MS Excel Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team Efficient planning and time management skills with experience meeting project milestones Experience balancing complex, multiple issues while maintaining quality standards Additional Information The preferred candidate may be required to undergo a functional assessment prior to appointment. If multiple suitable candidates are identified, an eligibility list will be created for future temporary and casual vacancies. Our Commitment to Diversity NSW Health Pathology is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive workplace. We welcome applications from diverse candidates and value teams with complementary skills, perspectives, and experiences. We encourage applications regardless of age, ethnicity, socio-cultural background, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.