Nexus Engineering Group

Risk

• The Project Risk Manager is accountable for comprehensive and cross-functional project risk identification, prioritization, and response planning.
• This role facilitates risk workshops, documents and codifies risk information, analyzes risk and project information, and provides risk findings to the project team and project leadership.
• This role embeds risk management within the broader project controls ecosystem linking cost, schedule, change, performance, and governance to provide early warning and credible forecasts.
• This raises risk awareness and supports the maximizing of risk response effectiveness.
• The position partners closely with engineering, procurement, construction, contracts, and senior leadership to systematically identify, quantify, mitigate, and communicate risks and opportunities across all phases of the project lifecycle from conceptual design through commissioning and startup.

Project Risk Manager – Mega Projects

Chief Marketing Officer

• Provide strategic leadership and operational oversight of Nexus Engineering Group’s marketing and communications function.
• Translate business strategy into actionable, insight-driven marketing plans that support growth, brand positioning, client engagement, recruiting, and sales enablement.
• Lead execution of the annual marketing operating plan (AOP) and support budget adherence.
• Lead the development and execution of integrated marketing strategies aligned to key audiences and business objectives.
• Conduct client and competitor research to inform strategy, positioning, and messaging.

Marketing Director

Designer

• The Designer is responsible for design and drafting services that meet the utility client’s requirements and expectations while conforming to appropriate Codes and Standards for the associated project.
• Detailed designs and drawings include: Substation Layouts, Wiring Diagrams, Power & Electrical Distribution, Electrical One-Line Diagrams, Schematics, Interconnection diagrams, Plans-Lighting, Grounding, Power, Heat Tracing, etc., Conduit/Cable Schedules, Electrical Details.
• The Designer should be aware that the design process includes visiting clients’ facilities and performing physical work such as walking, standing, climbing ladders and lifting.

Designer – AutoCAD Electrical

• The Designer is responsible for design and drafting services that meet the utility client’s requirements and expectations while conforming to appropriate Codes and Standards for the associated project.
• Detailed designs and drawings include:
• - Substation Layouts
• - Wiring Diagrams
• - Power & Electrical Distribution
• - Electrical One-Line Diagrams
• - Schematics
• - Interconnection diagrams
• - Plans-Lighting, Grounding, Power, Heat Tracing, etc.
• - Conduit/Cable Schedules
• - Electrical Details
• The Designer should be aware that the design process includes visiting clients’ facilities and performing physical work such as walking, standing, climbing ladders and lifting.