MEP Coordinator
$110,000 - $150,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$110,000 - $150,000 per year
About the role
- Coordinate and sequence all MEP activities with trade partners to maintain overall project schedule alignment.
- Plan and manage system shutdowns, tie-ins, and impairments in coordination with owner representatives and field leadership.
- Provide weekly MEP status updates outlining manpower, RFIs, scope changes, and potential schedule impacts.
- Inspect materials and installations to ensure quality, code compliance, and adherence to project specifications; maintain required testing documentation.
- Develop and manage the commissioning schedule, oversee system integration, and partner with the commissioning agent to track and close deficiencies.
- Risk Management:
- Support and enforce project safety standards through SiteForm inspections, training, and coordination with field leadership.
- Lead MEP-specific QA/QC kickoff meetings and develop project-specific quality checklists.
- Monitor installations to ensure compliance with applicable codes, specifications, and LKCo standards.
- Identify and proactively escalate safety, quality, and constructability risks.
- Track and close quality or safety deficiencies in coordination with trade partners and project leadership.
- Financial Management:
- Review subcontractor requisitions and MEP change orders for accuracy and scope alignment.
- Monitor subcontract scopes to ensure work is performed within budget parameters.
- Identify and communicate cost impacts or delays to the project team in a timely manner.
- Review and validate as-built documentation for completeness and accuracy.
- Support cost control efforts through scope clarification and coordination efficiencies.
- Business Insight:
- 401(k) Plan, Flexible Spending Account (FSA), and Profit Sharing
- Professional Development: Hands-on experience in the field on complex construction projects, mentorship and training from experienced construction professionals, and opportunities for career advancement within project management or the field
- Safety Vision:
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