HVAC/Mechanical Project Manager

Medical - Dental - Vision - 401K w/Match - Paid Holidays - Paid Time Off

As a Project Manager in Manufacturing, you'll be a key player overseeing Off Site Constructed (OSC) Mechanical Equipment projects. This role involves managing diverse facilities, including Central Utility plants, Mechanical equipment rooms, modular data centers, and custom air handling units. Your responsibilities span from project initiation through installation, startup, and final completion.

Key Responsibilities:

• Initiate projects by facilitating kick-off meetings to establish objectives and strategies.
• Coordinate the generation of accurate shop drawings for seamless project execution.
• Transition projects seamlessly from estimating to fabrication phases and through site installation.
• Collaborate with the project team and clients to identify and implement value engineering opportunities.
• Continuously monitor project costs to ensure strict adherence to the budget.
• Manage equipment and material purchases, ensuring timely delivery.
• Oversee warranty compliance with vendors.
• Cultivate strong working relationships with plant management and superintendents.
• Manage all submittals related to assigned projects.
• Attend and actively contribute to job-related meetings as required.
• Ensure accurate and timely completion of as-built documentation.
• Promote a culture of safety, ensuring alignment with the Safety program.
• Successfully deliver projects within predetermined and agreed budget, time, and quality parameters.
• Collaborate with Supers, Ops managers, and HR to schedule workforce needs.
• Develop, coordinate, and manage project and team schedules to meet deadlines.
• Approve all project-related invoices for payment.
• Generate and distribute status reports to keep all stakeholders informed.
• Accurately price change orders and manage change processes.

Education:

To excel in this role, a minimum of a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, construction management, or a related field is preferred. Alternatively, over 10 years of relevant experience, especially in HVAC, piping, or plumbing, will be considered. Continuous learning and professional development are highly encouraged to stay at the forefront of the industry.