Traveling Construction MEP Project Manager
Traveling Construction MEP Project Manager
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Oversee full MEP scope on ground-up data center projects
- Manage mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and low-voltage trade coordination
- Review drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, schedules, and project documentation
- Partner with Superintendents, trade contractors, design teams, ownership, and commissioning teams
- Identify and resolve MEP coordination issues before they impact schedule or cost
- Support procurement, buyout, change management, and project controls related to MEP scope
- Drive schedule accountability across MEP trades
- Maintain strong communication with internal leadership, field teams, and client representatives
- Help ensure work is completed safely, correctly, and in accordance with project requirements
- Experience as an MEP Project Manager, MEP Coordinator, Project Manager, Senior Project Engineer, or similar role
- Ground-up data center, mission critical, semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, or large technical commercial project experience preferred
- Strong understanding of mechanical and electrical systems
- Ability to manage multiple trade partners and competing priorities
- Experience with commissioning, startup, turnover, and closeout is highly valuable
- Strong communication, documentation, and leadership skills
- Willingness to travel to project sites as required Why This Role
- Large-scale ground-up data center work
- Full MEP ownership and visibility
- Strong backlog in the mission critical sector
- Opportunity to work on technically complex, high-value projects
- Competitive compensation package, travel package, and long-term growth opportunity
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A number in mind
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