Senior Mechanical Project Manager
gulfstream strategic placementsHayward (CA)
Senior Mechanical Project Manager
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gulfstream strategic placementsHayward (CA)
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About the role
Senior Mechanical Project Managerposition in CA
We are a large mechanical contractor that specializes in Plumbing, Piping and HVAC projects throughout California.
Responsibilities of Senior Mechanical Project Manager:
Manage Scope of large commercial projects: Attend Pre-construction, Manage project through to close-out, purchase materials, manage schedule, estimate needed change-orders, coordinate with design/detailers and other trade-subs, approve materials PO's
Additional Responsibilities: Build/Strengthen our relationship with General Contractors and Owners
Manage one or multiple commercial mechanical projects
Meet with our on-site Superintendents, Foreman, Safety Managers and Sub-Contractors
Coordinate schedule, budget, and change orders
Communicate with Detailers, Purchasing Department, Suppliers, and Engineers.
Identify upcoming and future projects
Finish projects on-time and under-budget and exceed owner and general contractor requirements
Requirements for Senior Mechanical Project Manager:
5 or more years of Mechanical Project Management experience
Experience working on large commercial Plumbing, Piping and/or HVAC projects
Preferred: BachelorsDegree (Mechanical or Construction-related)
Prior fieldexperience in Plumbing, Piping and/or HVAC
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