Senior MEP Manager

Position Summary The Senior MEP Manager is responsible for field operations on the project(s) assigned in order to achieve timely and profitable completion of each project in regard to Mechanical and Electrical. The MEP Manager directly supervises MEP trades, including review of installation of systems in the field. This position must demonstrate strong leadership, organizational and time management skills, as well as strong communication and client service skills. Major Duties & Responsibilities All qualities/ responsibilities of a MEP Manager, plus: Define the acronym MOPS at its first use – Method Of Procedures Correspond and coordinate with Utility providers and Authorities Having Jurisdiction Visit manufacturers and be present for MEP equipment Factory and Site witness testing. Train and mentor other MEP Lead the development of project-level programs Assist with the development of corporate-level best practices and initiatives Project-level leadership or engagement with the client and client SMEs Other duties as assigned Job Skills & Abilities Guidelines Computer knowledge and efficiency, including Microsoft Office products Knowledge of Manhattan document control and scheduling software Strong written and verbal communication skills Basic math/accounting skills Functions effectively as part of a team Dependability Ability to understand and follow directions Time management skills and organizational skills Ability to read drawings and specifications BIM360 experience preferred, but not required Ability to always maintain discretion and confidentiality Minimum Qualifications Four years of Construction Science/Engineering degree or equivalent combination of education and experience Industry Experience: 15 years of responsibility of large commercial construction projects is preferred Working Conditions and Physical Efforts You must be adaptable to all types of weather conditions and traverse and inspect all areas of a construction job site, including walking, climbing, reaching, bending, crawling, or stretching. Ability to physically stand, bend, sit for long periods, and squat throughout the day. Ability to repeat the same movements. Ability to communicate effectively to participate fully in meetings, video conferences, and phone calls. Ability to compose, send, and reply to emails and written correspondence. Must be able to lift, pull, or move up to 50 pounds at a time. Travel may be required occasionally, primarily in the metropolitan area but sometimes domestically (must have a valid Driver’s License). Exposure to characteristic construction site hazards. #J-18808-Ljbffr