Project Manager II

TheTDIP Assistant Project Manager (MEPF)manages the technical scope, cost, schedule, and performance of MEPF systems and building infrastructure throughout design and construction. This role ensures the development and implementation of design coordination, installation, and turnover plans, while proactively managing risks associated with MEPF system installation, startup, and operational impacts to existing facilities. Key Identifiers for the Position Project manager and technical leader with strong MEPF experience in active operational environments Proven ability to manage complex building systems within budget and schedule constraints Strong stakeholder engagement skills for technical coordination across MEPF and specialty systems In‑depth knowledge of MEPF design standards, codes, commissioning, and system performance Experience across the full MEPF lifecycle (concept through turnover) Experience with system integration (BAS, power, HVAC, life safety, controls) Ability to develop performance metrics and executive reporting indicators Experience coordinating with operations and maintenance teams Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams (designers, contractors, operators, etc.) Essential Job Duties Serve as primary technical liaison for MEPF systems Manage MEPF design scope and ensure alignment with operational requirements Lead procurement and technical evaluation of consultants, contractors, and vendors Oversee installation, testing, startup, and commissioning activities Develop and manage budgets, schedules, and resource plans Coordinate with stakeholders to minimize operational disruptions Identify and resolve technical, constructability, and integration challenges Conduct field investigations and infrastructure assessments Maintain documentation for design criteria, submittals, testing, and commissioning records Review and respond to RFIs, submittals, and technical change proposals Oversight Responsibilities Mechanical and electrical codes Fire and life safety systems Energy and sustainability standards Airport operational requirements Coordinate system shutdowns, tie‑ins, and phasing plans Evaluate contractor performance and approve pay applications Prepare technical progress and readiness reports Closeout Responsibilities As-built documentation O&M manuals Training coordination Warranty tracking Hardware/Software Knowledge Microsoft Office Suite, Bluebeam Building Automation Systems (BAS) Electrical power monitoring systems HVAC and control interfaces Fire alarm and life safety systems Revit / BIM coordination tools Professional Experience Level / Other Qualifications 10+ years managing MEP systems design and construction Experience with large‑scale infrastructure (airport experience preferred) Demonstrated coordination of MEPF and controls systems Experience supporting commissioning and system turnover Technical Knowledge HVAC systems Electrical distribution Plumbing and utilities Fire protection/life safety systems Building automation and controls Delivery Methods Experience Design‑Bid‑Build CMAR Design‑Build Education / Training Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Aviation, Business, Engineering, Construction Management, Planning or other related technical field (required) Master's degree (preferred) Optional certifications may include AAAE, LEED, PE, PMP, AICP, or any other relevant professional licensure and/or certifications #J-18808-Ljbffr