Travelling MEP Project Manager
diamond peak recruitingArlington (VA)
Travelling MEP Project Manager
Posted 3 days ago
diamond peak recruitingArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Traveling MEP Project Manager
Company: Diamond Peak Recruiting (on behalf of a leading general contractor)
Our client is seeking an experienced MEP Project Manager to lead major MEP scopes on complex, high-value construction projects across the United States. This is a traveling position.
The ideal candidate will have:
5+ years of experience managing MEP projects for a general contractor or managing large-scale projects for a mechanical or electrical subcontractor.
Project Types:
- Advanced Manufacturing
- Data Centers
- HealthcareLife SciencesK-12/Institutions
- Mission-Critical
- Entertainment Complexes
- GovernmentOther complex, technically demanding facilities
Requirements:
- 5+ years of MEP project management experience
- Experience with a GC, mechanical contractor, or electrical contractor
- Proven experience managing projects/scopes of $20M+Strong understanding of MEP construction, coordination, scheduling, procurement, and financial management
- Ability and willingness to travel extensively
- Strong communication and leadership skills
- Experience managing multiple stakeholders, subcontractors, vendors, and project teams
This is an opportunity to take ownership of major MEP scopes on some of the most complex construction projects in the country while working with an established organization that is continuing to grow.
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