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Mechanical Project Manager

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ptf consultingEast Weymouth (MA)

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Mid

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$100,000 per year

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Job Description: Job DescriptionMechanical Project ManagerWeymouth, Massachusetts | On-site | Full-time
Salary: $100,000–$130,000 per year PTF Consulting is recruiting for our client, a commercial construction employer seeking a Mechanical Project Manager to lead mechanical and HVAC/R sheet-metal work. You will coordinate air-distribution systems, ductwork, equipment installation, and subcontractors while keeping project delivery, budgets, and safety on track.
What You Will Do: Build and maintain project schedules, coordinating with preconstruction, safety, estimating, and BIM/fabrication teams. Review technical equipment submittals and arrange procurement of mechanical materials and vendor packages. Issue trade subcontracts, monitor daily field progress, and keep work aligned with project milestones. Manage project budgets, revenue forecasts, schedules of values, and change orders. Implement project safety plans and review drawings to identify design conflicts. Develop schedule-recovery plans when needed to keep projects moving. What You BringAt least 3 years of commercial HVAC/R project management experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. A bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred. Strong technical knowledge of commercial HVAC systems. Proficiency with construction software, including Procore and BIM tools. Strong interpersonal, coordination, and problem-solving skills. One opening is available. This is an on-site, full-time position in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

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