Project Manager | Electrical or Mechanical, HVAC, Piping | National Travel

Posted 3 days ago

diamond peak recruitingChicago (IL)

Project Management Specialists Other Building Equipment Contractors

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Senior

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$120 K–$180 K

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About the role

Project Manager | Electrical or Mechanical, HVAC, Piping | National Travel

Base Salary: $120K–$180KWe’re seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead electrical or mechanical, HVAC, and piping projects across large commercial and industrial facilities, including healthcare, data centers, and stadiums. This is a full-time role with national travel, offering the chance to manage high-profile projects and make a real impact.

Key Responsibilities: Manage electrical or mechanical, HVAC, and piping projects from planning through completion. Coordinate with clients, contractors, and internal teams to ensure schedule, budget, and quality goals are met. Lead project execution, including risk management, reporting, and resource allocation. Ensure compliance with industry standards, codes, and safety regulations. Foster strong relationships with stakeholders and provide technical guidance to project teams.

Qualifications: Proven experience managing mechanical, HVAC, or piping projects in large commercial or industrial facilities. Experience with healthcare, data centers, or stadium construction is highly preferred. Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Ability to travel nationally for extended periods. Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field preferred (or equivalent experience).

What You’ll Gain: Competitive base salary of $120K–$180KOpportunity to lead complex, high-impact projects nationwide Dynamic work environment with growth and advancement opportunities

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