Division Manager - Mechanical and Process Piping

Posted 2 days ago

qp groupCharlotte (NC)

General and Operations Managers Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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About the role

Division Manager | Mechanical & Process Piping | Charlotte, NCI'm supporting a confidential search for a well established Southeastern mechanical and piping contractor who are seeking a leader for their Charlotte Division. With a significant backlog of projects in the industrial, life science and pharmaceutical sectors, this person will have an outstanding foundation for growth within the region. This is a senior leadership role with responsibility for: Division P&L, revenue, margin and backlog Business development and key customer relationships Oversight of major mechanical/process piping projects Project execution, forecasting and financial performance Leadership and development of PM and Operations teams Workforce planning and future growth We're looking for:15+ years of industrial mechanical/process piping experience Experience leading $10M+ projects Previous P&L / profit-center responsibility Strong commercial and operational leadership skills Proven ability to build teams and grow a business

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina (Some travel expectations within the region)If you're an experienced construction leader looking for the opportunity to own and grow a division, I'd welcome a confidential conversation. DM me directly for details. Keywords: HVAC, Mechanical, plumbing, Heating, Ventilation, air conditioning, project management, construction, MEP, boiler systems, chilled water systems, hydronic systems, sheet metal, ductwork, cooling towers

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