Full-Time
Project Manager
Posted on 7/23/2025
Bulk Handling Systems
51-200 employees
AI-driven sorting systems for waste.
No salary listed
Springfield, OR, USA
In Person
Willing to travel extensively (up to 80%) domestically and internationally.
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- Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in project or construction management required.
- Technical background experience, particularly engineering-based, preferred.
- Ability to read blueprints and schematics required.
- Experience with Procore or similar PM software required.
- Ability to work effectively with all levels across the company and at customer sites.
- Oversees all aspects of projects, by setting deadlines, assigning responsibilities and accountabilities, while monitoring and summarizing project progress.
- Works closely with customers, project engineers, vendors and contractors concerning project cost, staffing and scheduling.
- Prepares project status reports and works to ensure plans adhere to contract specifications and submits reports to upper management for review.
- Conducts and/or coordinates customer training, job site visits and project commissioning.
- Determines and recommends which products or services best fit the customer’s needs with the service department.
- Travels extensively (up to 80%) both domestically and internationally.
- Completes other duties as assigned.
- Project Management Professional (PMP) certification a plus.
- Technical background experience, particularly engineering-based, preferred.
Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) designs, engineers, and manufactures sorting systems for solid waste, recycling, waste-to-energy, and construction & demolition industries. Its core product, Max-AI® technology, uses artificial intelligence to identify materials, make sorting decisions, and operate robotic sorters within material recovery facilities. The company differentiates itself through a global footprint, a portfolio of subsidiaries (Nihot, National Recovery Technologies, and Zero Waste Energy), a track record of building some of the largest and highest‑performing MRFs, and a strong focus on durable systems, measurable throughput, recovery, and purity, supported by patents and committed customer service. BHS’s goal is to deliver efficient, long‑lasting sorting solutions that improve material recovery and overall process performance for its clients.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Eugene, Oregon
Founded
1976
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Napa AD-RNG partnership processes 44,000 tons organics annually by 2027.
- Lane County contract builds Oregon's first renewable energy recycling center.
- CarbonLITE selects BHS for Lehigh Valley rPET plant front-end system.
What critics are saying
- AMP Robotics undercuts BHS AI sorting contracts by 20% now.
- Tomra AUTOSORT PRIME displaces BHS in West Coast bids by 2027.
- China's Q2 2026 export ban cuts BHS MRF demand 30% immediately.
What makes Bulk Handling Systems unique
- BHS deploys SMARTFERM dry anaerobic digestion for AD-RNG facilities.
- BHS builds patented Autonomous-Container-Loop for automated sorting.
- BHS integrates AI via Tri-Disc and NRT optical sorting systems.
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BHS partners with Napa Recycling and City of napafor renewable natural gas facility. 25 Mar 2026 | In a unique Public-Private Partnership, BHS (Bulk Handling Systems) is partnering with Napa Recycling and Waste Services (Napa Recycling) and the City of Napa in the development and operation of an industry-leading dry anaerobic digestion and renewable natural gas (AD-RNG) facility at the existing Napa Recycling and Composting Facility. "We are excited to be partnering with the City of Napa, and Napa Recycling on this important carbon reducing project," said Eric Herbert, President of Zero Waste Energy and BHS. The AD-RNG facility features Zero Waste Energy's SMARTFERM(R) Plug Flow system which is specially designed to recover the energy content from Napa Recycling's existing organic waste stream in the form of biogas. The facility will provide the City of Napa with the ability to produce renewable natural gas (RNG) while also significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. "This project virtually eliminates methane emissions from organic waste being disposed of from the service area," said Herbert. "Additionally, we will also replace the fossil fuel derived gas used by the trucking fleet with renewable natural gas generated from organic waste converted onsite. A truly circular solution." The AD-RNG facility is estimated to generate up to 500,000 diesel gallon equivalents of CNG annually; enough to power approximately 50 heavy-duty waste collection trucks or similar high-mileage vehicles per year. The renewable natural gas (RNG) generated will be used to fuel Napa Recycling's fleet of waste collection trucks. The facility can also utilize its RNG to generate electricity for the fleet should local regulations require refuse and recycling fleets to transition to electric-only vehicles. Frequently asked questions. What happens to the composting program at the Napa Recycling and Composting Facility? The composting program at the Napa Recycling and Composting Facility will continue. Instead of being sorted and processed straight to composting, a portion of the organic waste will feed the new anaerobic digestion system. The remaining solids will be diverted to the existing composting system. Who is Zero Waste Energy? Zero Waste Energy (ZWE) is the organics technology division of BHS. Specializing in systems engineering and development in anaerobic digestion and compost, ZWE has over 15 years in the industry. Developed by ZWE and utilized by BHS, anaerobic digestion technology is widely used to meet sustainability and organic waste reduction goals. What is SMARTFERM(R)? SMARTFERM(R) is an advanced, dry anaerobic digestion technology designed to transform organic waste into renewable biogas, high-grade compost, and electricity. It provides a closed-loop solution for the waste industry, converting waste into renewable natural gas (RNG) to power collection vehicles while reducing landfill usage.
Bulk Handling Systems to build new Autonomous-Container-Loop facility in Grand Junction, Colorado.
In October, Lane County signed a contract with Eugene-based Bulk Handling Systems to create a state-of-the-art recycling center unlike any other in Oregon.
Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) has named Julie Fuller to the position of Managing Director of National Recovery Technologies (NRT).
Bottle Grade rPET producer, CarbonLITE, has selected Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) to supply the front-end recycling system for its newest post-consumer recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) plant in Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania.