Commercial HVAC Project Manager; Lake Park, FL

Position: Commercial HVAC Project Manager (Lake Park, FL)
A commercial mechanical contractor is seeking a Project Manager to oversee multiple HVAC installation projects from startup through closeout. Work is primarily new construction, with occasional retrofit and design-build assignments. The role owns schedules, field coordination, budgets, billing, change orders, and customer communication. Salary is $110,000-$150,000, depending on experience, with a car allowance and mileage reimbursement. The position combines office work in Lake Park with regular visits to project sites.

Responsibilities:
* Develop project schedules and coordinate field labor, equipment, materials, subcontractors, and inspections.
* Monitor job costs, profitability, billing, and cash flow throughout each project.
* Administer contracts, negotiate change orders, and resolve scope, payment, and project-risk issues.
* Manage RFIs, submittals, drawings, procurement, and project documentation.
* Visit job sites to track progress and manpower, resolve field problems, and support safety and quality requirements.
* Lead customer and contractor meetings, coordinate with field leadership, and guide project support staff.
* Manage closeout, including customer acceptance, final billing, retention release, and outstanding claims.

Qualifications:

* 3+ years of project management experience with direct responsibility for commercial HVAC installations.
* Experience managing multiple commercial construction projects, including new construction.
* Strong understanding of contracts, job costing, billing, change orders, cash flow, and risk management.
* Ability to interpret construction drawings, specifications, and project documents.
* Familiarity with South Florida commercial construction; local project experience preferred.
* Proficiency with Microsoft Office and project scheduling software.
* Strong field coordination, leadership, negotiation, and communication skills.
* Ability to travel regularly to job sites and safely navigate active construction areas, including stairs and ladders.