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George P. Johnson Experience Marketing

Fabrication Producer

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNashville, TN, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum of 10 years of industry-related estimating, event management, or fabrication experience.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the fabrication point of contact for Accounts and Integrated Production during project initiation and as an escalation point throughout the project cycle.
  • Collaborate with Project Managers and the Director to monitor overall fabrication project health, track financials, and identify and document scope creep and change orders.
  • Work with Project Managers and Estimators to identify and document SCORES, maintaining a holistic view of the program and serving as an escalation point for Fabrication Project Managers, Integrated Production, and other stakeholders.
  • Meet with Account and Integrated Production teams to develop program scope and guide the client toward program goals.
  • Lead meetings with Creative Teams and 3D designers about proposed fabrication methods using company best practices, automation, and proven techniques.
  • Identify primary fabrication locations with fabrication leadership.
  • Provide Accounts and Integrated Production teams with fabrication and logistics workback schedules.
  • Confirm appropriate Project Managers and shop labor crews.
  • Ensure the E&F document is current and available for large conferences; work with Estimators, Producers, and Project Managers to maintain the document and assist in populating information for estimating and production; help identify appropriate zones and areas.
  • Collaborate with Integrated Production and Creative teams to identify fabrication opportunities.
  • Ensure design/build processes align with budgets, timelines, and creative direction.
  • Act as liaison between Producers, Estimators, Creative teams, Technical Directors, and Project Managers.
  • Conduct regular open office hours to streamline communication and reduce meetings.
  • Relay critical information to Project Managers or the E&F document as necessary.
  • Communicate fabrication opportunities to Integrated Production teams based on budget envelopes.
  • Identify subcontracting needs and oversee outsourcing activity, ensuring partners are not overloaded.
  • Notify key suppliers of significant potential needs.
  • Facilitate regular stakeholder meetings to resolve issues and escalate as needed.
  • Support the Estimator in presenting final estimates and change orders.
  • Use the “All In” Fabrication Budget Proposed Sample document to guide conversations.
  • Ensure teams allocate budgets for adjacent service needs, including Logistics Project Management, logistics handling, transportation, supervisors, post-show returns, and disposals.
  • Coordinate fabrication deliverables among facilities and Project Managers to meet large user conference requirements.
  • Participate in bi-weekly one-on-one meetings with assigned Project Managers and Directors of Project Management.
  • Monitor Project Managers’ bandwidth and facilities, redirecting work as scope is defined and approved.
  • Assign work tasks with the Director of Project Management according to project requirements.
  • Coordinate with Logistics leads to meet workback timelines.
  • Collaborate with Logistics and Project Managers to manage inbound and outbound fabrication freight, ensuring proper manifest documentation and color-coded zone labeling.
  • Collaborate with Project Managers and Integrated Production zone leads to determine supervisor needs.
  • Facilitate supervisor scheduling.
  • Design an on-site escalation process for Project Managers and Supervisors.
  • Attend and contribute to daily production meetings as necessary, sharing pertinent information.
  • Attend installation and dismantle, monitor installation progress, conduct Project Manager and supervisor check-in meetings, and shift resources as needed.
  • Serve as the on-site escalation point for fabrication concerns, questions, or resource redirection.
  • Identify post-show inventory needs and delegate responsibilities to the appropriate facility Project Manager.
  • Ensure standard operating procedures for labeling items and inventorying post-show materials are followed. Items should be labeled by zone producers as they leave the show, using IGL labels supplied by the Operations Project Manager. Items received that are not in inventory should be inventoried by container (skid/crate) in CLIENT-SHOW-XX## (show name and year), with a photo of the package as received and a best-guess contents label.
  • Oversee reconciliation of the fabrication budget after the show.

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