Senior Traveling Mechanical Project Manager
$140,000–$170,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$140,000–$170,000
About the role
- Lead mechanical construction projects from preconstruction through completion
- Manage $15M+ mechanical scopes, including HVAC, piping, and plumbing
- Oversee project budgets, schedules, procurement, subcontractors, and overall project performance
- Coordinate closely with Superintendents, owners, engineers, vendors, and trade partners
- Review drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, change orders, and project schedules
- Identify and resolve design, coordination, procurement, and constructability issues
- Monitor project financials, forecasting, schedule milestones, and overall execution
- Lead project meetings and maintain strong communication with project stakeholders
- Partner with field teams to ensure projects are delivered safely, on schedule, and within budget
- Support successful project closeout and client turnover
- 8+ years of mechanical construction project management experience
- Proven experience managing large commercial and industrial mechanical projects
- Experience managing $15M+ mechanical scopes
- Strong knowledge of HVAC, piping, and/or plumbing construction
- Experience with data centers, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, government, entertainment facilities, or other complex projects strongly preferred
- Strong understanding of project financials, scheduling, procurement, subcontractor management, and construction processes
- Excellent communication, organizational, and leadership skills
- Must be open to full-time travel
- Compensation$140,000–$170,000 base salary, depending on experience.
- This is an opportunity to take on large-scale, technically complex mechanical projects across major commercial and industrial markets while working with an established contractor and continuing to grow your career.
- Apply today or reach out directly to Diamond Peak Recruiting to learn more.
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