Industrial Automation Service Project Manager

Who we are : Delta, founded in 1971, is a global provider of power and thermal management solutions. Its mission statement, "To provide innovative, clean and energy-efficient solutions for a better tomorrow," focuses on addressing key environmental issues such as global climate change. As an energy-saving solutions provider with core competencies in power electronics and automation, Delta's business categories include Power Electronics, Mobility, Automation, and Infrastructure. Job Title Industrial Automation Service Project Manager Role Summary The Industrial Automation Service Project Manager leads and develops the regional service activity that supports Delta’s Industrial Automation Business Platform. This role is responsible for ensuring safe, timely, and high‑quality field service delivery for Industrial Automation systems in close collaboration with the Field Service Manager, coordination with Technical Support Engineers, and ownership of customer escalations, service contracts, and operational metrics. The manager will travel regionally and domestically as required to support major projects, customer relationships, and field escalations. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership and Development: Recruit, coach, schedule, and evaluate field service technicians; set performance expectations; deliver training on electrical safety, troubleshooting, and product configuration. Service Operations Management: Oversee daily dispatching, work order assignment, and resource allocation; ensure statements of work (SOWs), site access, and customer site requirements are followed. Customer Escalations and Relationship Management: Act as primary escalation point for complex technical issues; maintain strong customer relationships and ensure timely, professional communication and follow‑up. Technical Oversight: Provide technical guidance for troubleshooting, repairs, and commissioning of industrial automation systems; collaborate with Technical Support Engineers to resolve systemic issues. Quality, Safety, and Compliance: Enforce electrical safety procedures, OSHA requirements, and customer site rules; ensure technicians complete required safety training and certifications. Contractor and Vendor Management: Authorize and manage contracted resources; maintain up‑to‑date market schedules and vendor relationships to meet project demands. Reporting and Documentation: Ensure accurate capture of field data via software, photos, and written reports; approve project closeouts and submit internal and client deliverables. Inventory and Budget Oversight: Manage spare parts inventory, service tools, and regional service budget; recommend capital and staffing needs. Minimum Qualifications Education or equivalent combination of education and experience. Technical Skills: Strong understanding of AC/DC electrical power systems, testing equipment (ohmmeters, voltmeters, EV charging test sets), and electronic device configuration. Customer Service experience with CRM/ticketing systems preferred. Logistics ability to travel >50% regionally and domestically and pass pre‑employment drug screen. Physical Requirements: Ability to lift heavy components, work from height, kneel/crouch periodically, and stand for extended periods. Preferred Qualifications Certifications: OSHA 10 or OSHA 30; electrical or industry‑specific certifications. Systems Experience: Prior experience supporting industrial automation systems. Process