HVAC Commercial Construction Manager
$65,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year
ApplyHVAC Commercial Construction Manager
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$65,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year
About the role
- Oversee all phases of Commercial Construction HVAC projects, from start to finish
- Read blueprints, do take-offs from blueprints, and identify potential issues on blueprints
- Ensure all jobs are to Florida building codes for mechanical
- Provide key leadership and responsibility for all planning to ensure the work is done on time and within the project’s budget
- Determine appropriate resources needed for all aspects of the job (i.e., manpower, material, equipment, etc.)Optimize processes and workflows to improve efficiency and ensure compliance with industry standards and company policies
- Maintain professional and timely communication with customers, office staff, field workers, and vendors
- Lead weekly meetings and conduct monthly reports to management
- Attend jobsite meetings, job progress, and perform project site documentation
- Schedule material, equipment deliveries, tool/equipment rentals as needed
- Accountable for safety, productivity, and theft on a jobsite
- Hire field workers and team members for commercial construction division
- Close out project in a timely manner and pass all final inspections
- 5+ years of experience in commercial construction in HVAC5+ years of experience supervising and leading a team
- Read, understand, and analyze blueprints
- Ability to be on construction job site with extreme heat, climb ladders, and navigate attics/rooftop
- Must have experience in working on multiple commercial construction jobs at one time
- Detail-orientated, multitasking skills, the ability to work outside the scope of work
- Excellent communication and organizational skills
- Skills in budgeting, forecasting, and completing a job within budget
- Experience in labor management
- A willingness to learn the proper procedures
- Cannot be an owner or part owner of HVAC company
- Knowledge of Field Edge a plus
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
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