Construction Project Manager

EPC Service is seeking an experienced Construction Project Manager to lead projects on O'ahu with most being federal contracts. These projects focus on general construction with an emphasis on electrical distribution, requiring a  safety first  mindset, adaptability to high-altitude challenges, and commitment to environmental sustainability in a sensitive scientific environment.

The Project Manager oversees profitable administrative and field activities for multiple federal projects ($250k–$5M), directing teams (engineers, administrators, foremen, subcontractors) and building stakeholder relationships with government entities. Emphasis on electrical/mechanical systems; serves as EPC interface to the U.S. Federal Government.

• Provide top-tier customer service.
• Ensure profitability via efficient execution, managing logistics like weather and remote access.
• Apply construction expertise with a safety focus, mitigating various risks.
• Supervise complex projects independently; mentor and develop staff for high-stakes settings.
• Lead teams to meet contract timelines, budgets, and quality standards.
• Develop/manage budgets, work plans, and subcontractor oversight per government specs.
• Champion safety culture; handle reporting, invoicing, and approvals.
• Understand electrical distribution, mechanical/plumbing/HVAC systems, and regulations.
• Adjust schedules flexibly; communicate risks/successes proactively.

• 5+ years in project management, preferring federal/industrial renovations in remote/high-altitude sites; proven leadership and mentoring.
• Expertise in electrical distribution, mechanical/HVAC, plumbing, automation/SCADA.
• Key skills:
  Business acumen, communication, negotiation, conflict resolution, adaptability.
• Proficient in MS Suite/Project, AutoCAD, Procore; knowledge of FAR/DFAR, RMS/QCS.
• Preferred:
  Large electrical/mechanical project management; commissioning (Cx/RCx); sustainable practices or volcanic site experience.
• Ability to handle stress and emergencies.

• Bachelor's/Master's in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or related field.

• LEED preferred; vocational licenses a plus; high-altitude safety/OSHA certifications desirable.

• U.S. Citizen eligible for Federal Security Clearance (active preferred).

• Mix of trailer office and on-site work at 13k+ feet; exposure to hazards, extreme weather, thin air.
• Managing contract upgrades; moderate overtime,