The Fire Alarm Project Manager organizes, manages, and plans complex projects related to research, development, and product implementation. The role oversees project teams, schedules, budgets, risks, and technical requirements; evaluates contractor and consultant bids and contracts; and helps establish policies and procedures that support company goals. The Project Manager enforces contract provisions, resolves budgetary, technical, and scheduling issues, conducts periodic on-site inspections, and maintains project status reports and briefings for senior staff. The position also coordinates with customers, vendors, sales and marketing teams, and internal departments. Technical work includes submitting drawings for AHJ approval, addressing CAD process limitations, incorporating feedback into 3D models, revising models, selecting materials using property databases, and creating or coordinating plumbing, as-built, site water supply, MEP, structural, and electrical drawings. The role reads architectural, structural, and MEP drawings and verifies hydraulic calculations to support adequate water delivery during a fire emergency. The Project Manager must follow OSHA standards and ensure compliance with applicable regulations, contractual requirements, company policies, and industry standards. The role requires at least three years of related experience, strong project leadership and communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite or related software. The position involves prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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