The Mosaic Company (NYSE: MOS) is the world’s leading integrated producer of concentrated phosphate and potash—two of agriculture's three most important nutrients. We employ more than 13,000 people in six countries to serve farmers worldwide. Our headquarters is in Lithia, Florida, and we operate throughout North America (U.S./Canada) and South America.

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Where you will work: Onsite – Lithia, FL

Are you our next Capital Engineering Manager?

Position Overview: The Capital Projects Engineering Manager provides leadership, support, and mentoring to Capital Project Engineers who are executing capital projects within their areas of responsibility. They will work with stakeholders and business unit managers to ensure proper communication and alignment through the planning, engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning phases of capital projects. The manager will work closely with the team to ensure the safe and timely execution of projects.

What will you do?

Safety:

Support Project Engineers to ensure all pre-execution safety plans are finalized.
Confirm in-field 300-in-3 safety audits are completed and addressed as needed.
Lead 300-in-3 site review meetings with capital leadership.
Lead the site capital risk reduction effort.
Ensure all capital safety incident investigations are completed and documented as required.
Lead the identification and communication of project safety risks to site and capital leadership.

Quality:

Support Project Engineers with stakeholder coordination and communication to ensure projects meet required project scope.
Confirm completion of all QA/QC testing.
Assist with the completion of post-project quality surveys.

Delivery (Schedule):

Support Project Engineers with the initial development and refinement of capital project schedules during preliminary and detailed engineering.
Lead communication with site and capital leadership, along with other stakeholders, to ensure all parties are aware of critical project schedules.
Lead the identification and communication of key risks to project schedules.

Cost:

Support and verify preliminary and final project cost estimates with Project Engineers through preliminary and detailed engineering.
Lead communication to stakeholders and capital leadership regarding changes to identified project cost estimates.
Lead the identification and communication of key project cost risks.

Communication with Capital Leadership:

Provide a weekly update to Capital Project Leadership on project execution progress, focusing on communication by exception and risk to project Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost.
Lead any effort requiring additional communication to Capital Project Leadership and other stakeholders when risks are identified.

Site Budget and Rack & Stack:

With Project Controls support, lead the effort with site leadership to create and maintain annual and 5-year capital project plans.
Manage adjustments needed to the budget and forecast throughout the year, including offsets, deferrals, pull-ins, and carryover spending.
Support the Mine Pipe Forecasting Process including tracking changes in capital budget needs and develop Capital Commitment Requests for that process as needed.

People Development:

Coach and develop team members to become effective project engineers and coordinators.
Mentor junior engineers to obtain on-the-job and post-secondary educational development, including professional engineering licensing.

Our Ideal Candidate Will Have the Following:

Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field required.
Professional Engineering License preferred.
10+ years of proven experience in engineering, project management, and/or construction management, particularly in leading capital projects.
Previous experience leading and mentoring people preferred.
Strong project management skills with a track record of successfully delivering complex projects.
Strong leadership, stakeholder management, communication (written and verbal), organizational, and interpersonal skills with the ability to work independently and on a team.
Knowledge of industry standards, regulations, and best practices.
Proficiency with standard office-related software, project management software, and tools, along with Mosaic-specific software and tools.