CuraFlo Services Inc., a leading provider of pipe restoration services for commercial, institutional structures, and multi-tenant buildings, is seeking an experienced Construction Project Manager to manage our projects across the US. The primary responsibilities of this position are estimating, planning, managing, coordinating, tracking, and reporting on all activities related to our proprietary epoxy pipelining process and re-pipe projects. Expectations also include establishing work plans, hiring and managing sub-contractors, and managing other resources (staff, equipment, materials, etc.) required to meet project goals and timelines. Will also collaborate with Sales in the estimating and bid process, as well as participate in sales meetings and presentations. Based in Beachwood, this position will directly manage Crew Foremen and require 30% - 40% overnight travel. The ideal candidate will possess the following:
CuraFlo Services Inc. offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefit package, including health, dental, life insurance, as well as a 401(k) Plan. For more information about CuraFlo and to apply online, please visit the Careers section of our website http://curaflo.com/AboutCuraFlo/Careers.aspx, or forward resume with salary requirements to: hurds@cohesant.com.
CuraFlo Services Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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In the municipal market, can epoxy lining only be used for wastewater, or can it be applied to drinking water pipes as well?
-Tejas
Tejas, epoxy lining can certainly be used in both types of pipes. For example, CuraFlo’s sister company, RLS Solutions, offers coatings for restoring and rehabilitating water mains (drinking water delivery), as well as deteriorated wastewater infrastructure.
-Brian
Filed under Pipe Problems, commercial, epoxy, inspection, lining, municipal, plumbing, potable, residential
Do city and county governments approve of using CuraFlo epoxy pipe lining, or any other companies’ epoxy pipe lining?
-Don
Don, the epoxies we use for the lining of plumbing systems have been tested and certified to meet the ANSI/NSF Standard 61 which is the strictest health standard for products coming in contact with drinking water. Based on this certification, Regional Health Authorities have approved the lining.Epoxy lining processes can also be certified to meet industry-recognized standards. Our lining process is certified to meet IGC-189, which is the standard set by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO). The codes established by this organization are recognized and adopted by many regional authorities.
Many regional municipalities have been using epoxy lining in their own water mains and reservoirs since the early 1990’s and in water treatment plants since the 1950’s. They value this technology for its ability to preserve water quality and restore and protect easily eroded and corroded surfaces.
Special note: A mechanical engineer with an understanding of epoxies, corrosion and metallurgical experience is your best bet for a detailed evaluation of your existing plumbing system. They can test review and write the specifications for the epoxy lining (upgrading) of your water delivery system.
