Project Manager II

The Project Manager II is responsible for independently leading the full lifecycle execution of electrical projects across a diverse portfolio, including commercial construction, industrial work, mission critical/data center environments, and service-based projects. This role has full accountability for project performance, including financial outcomes, contract execution, and client satisfaction.

• Lead full lifecycle execution of assigned projects or programs from initiation through closeout, adapting delivery approach based on project type (construction, mission critical, or service)
• Own and manage project P&L, including budget development, cost control, forecasting, and margin performance
• Develop and implement project execution strategies, including sequencing, logistics, and resource planning appropriate to scope and environment
• Manage contract administration including interpretation, compliance, and execution of contractual obligations across varying contract types
• Develop, price, negotiate, and manage change orders and scope modifications
• Serve as the primary point of contact for clients, general contractors, and internal stakeholders; manage relationships and expectations
• Oversee procurement and resource planning, including materials, equipment, subcontractors, and service-related dispatch coordination as applicable
• Lead coordination across field leadership, service teams, subcontractors, vendors, engineering, and support functions
• Monitor labor productivity, cost performance, and project metrics; implement corrective actions to protect schedule and margin
• Identify and proactively manage project risks, including operational, financial, and client-related risks
• Lead project meetings and provide reporting to internal leadership on performance, risks, and financial status
• Ensure compliance with safety standards, quality requirements, and company policies across all project environments
• Oversee project closeout activities including commissioning, turnover documentation, warranty processes, and service transitions where applicable
• Mentor and provide guidance to Assistant Project Managers and Project Managers I to support team development and consistency

• Advanced knowledge of electrical construction, service operations, and project execution methodologies across multiple project types
• Ability to adapt project management approach to different delivery models (lump sum, service work, negotiated work, mission critical environments)
• Strong financial acumen with ability to manage budgets, forecasts, and project profitability
• Advanced understanding of contract administration, risk allocation, and change management
• Ability to independently interpret drawings, specifications, and contract documents
• Strong leadership and coordination skills across field teams, service teams, and subcontractors
• Effective client management and communication skills across varied project environments
• Ability to manage multiple projects, work streams, or service programs simultaneously
• Strategic problem-solving and decision-making capabilities
• Proficiency in project management platforms, scheduling tools, and Microsoft Office Suite
• Strong understanding of construction safety standards (OSHA) and operational compliance

• Provides direct oversight and guidance to Assistant Project Managers and Project Managers I
• Coordinates and aligns work across field leadership, service personnel, subcontractors, and vendors
• Assigns and prioritizes work for project team members and ensures accountability for deliverables
• Supports development and mentoring of junior team members
• Influences performance of subcontractors and vendors through coordination, expectations, and follow-through

• Work is performed in a combination of office settings and active construction job sites, including commercial, industrial, and mission critical/data center environments
• Regular interaction with field operations, requiring routine site visits to support coordination, documentation, and project progress tracking
• Exposure to typical construction conditions including noise, dust, confined spaces, heights, and varying weather conditions when on-site
• Must comply with all company and site-specific safety requirements,…