MEP Construction Project Manager - Data Center Developer
MEP Construction Project Manager - Data Center Developer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Maintain liaison with various MEP subs, contractors and vendors in order to manage the day to day activities that impact the delivery of company's critical facilities construction projects
- Ensure that all day to day project responsibilities are met by the contractors and vendors on the project
- Manage multiple projects simultaneously
- Assist the Senior Project Manager in negotiating contracts with vendors as necessary
- Responsible for creating and managing project schedules
- Experience managing Data Center Construction Projects as an Owner, as a General Contractor, or from a Trade
- Previous experience moving up the ranks in the Mechanical, Electrical or Plumbing Trades (MEP)
- Previous DC Construction projects supporting either Colo or Hyperscale Companies
- Minimum of 3 to 7+ years relevant experience in the Data Center Construction Industry
- Budget and P/L experience a plus
- Client Facing / Client relationship / Client Management skills
- Travel 25-50%Preference will be for local candidates / relo available
- Must be familiar with the design process of building systems for data center and mission critical projects
- Solid Construction Project Management experience
- Effective Communicator – emails, phone and face to face
- Ability to work independently
- Solid Admin skills
- Computer savvy: MS Project, Excel, AutoCAD a plus
- Submittal Instructions:
- Please apply directly by clicking the link below, alternatively you can forward your resume directly to:
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