Mechanical Project Manager

Base salary: $100,000–$130,000, depending on experience

Sign-on bonus: Up to $15,000, plus eligibility for the bonus program

Lead hands-on mechanical construction projects and see your team’s work take shape. This role offers technical and leadership training, mentorship, and opportunities to advance.

Our client is a mechanical, electrical, and service contractor that designs, builds, maintains, and supports building systems. Its teams serve commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities through construction, service, repair, industrial refrigeration, special projects, and in-house fabrication.

As Mechanical Project Manager, you’ll manage complex construction projects across Central Virginia, coordinating equipment, materials, subcontractors, schedules, and project teams from planning through closeout.

• Manage estimates for equipment, materials, and subcontractors.
• Purchase and release non-commodity items.
• Oversee submittals, operations and maintenance documentation, and project closeout.
• Negotiate and price change orders.
• Submit RFIs and review responses for scope and cost impacts.
• Provide project information to Construction Managers, Superintendents, Fabrication, and Start-up teams.
• Coordinate detailing information with the Virtual Construction team.

• Hands-on project management experience in commercial, heavy industrial, or mission-critical construction.
• Experience managing projects lasting a year or longer.
• A bachelor’s degree in Engineering—preferably Mechanical—or in Building Construction or Construction Engineering Management.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and project management software.
• Knowledge of strategic planning, accounting, cost forecasting, and resource coordination.
• Diplomatic communication skills when working with owners, general contractors, subcontractors, engineers, Superintendents, and design teams.
• Knowledge of construction equipment and techniques, drawings, specifications, materials, engineering standards, and codes.