Construction Project Manager
cannonball recruitingReston (VA)
$125,000 per year
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cannonball recruitingReston (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$125,000 per year
About the role
Job Description Job DescriptionProject Manager- Mechanical HVAC or Plumbing
Commercial Mechanical Construction | HVAC & PlumbingLocation: Reston, VA
Salary: $125k/yr and up based on experience and project list
Overview:
We are seeking experiencedProject Managersto lead commercial mechanical construction projects focused on HVAC and plumbing systems.
This role is responsible for managing projects from preconstruction through completion, ensuring schedule, budget, and quality targets are met.
Project Scope
- Commercial HVAC & Plumbing projects
- Mechanical construction scope:$5M – $30M+
- Managing multiple projects depending on size and complexity
Qualifications:
- Experience managing commercial construction projects in the $5M to $30M range
- HVAC or mechanical construction experience
- Procore or similar software experience
- Strong understanding of project financials and scheduling
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneouslyCompensation & Work Structure
- Salarynegotiable based on experience
- Bonus potential tied to project performance
- Hybrid schedule — typically3 days in office (flexible)
- Full-time, salaried role
Benefits:
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Life and AD&D insurance
- Optional disability and supplemental coverage
- 401(k) with company participation
- Paid time off ( negotiable based on candidate )
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