Plumbing Project Manager - New Construction

Tempe Mechanical•Tempe, AZ

34d•$90,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

Tempe Mechanical is growing, and we need you! We offer competitive pay, a full range of benefits, PTO, sick time, company events and more. Join our team today! Our Mission and Vision To Empower people, families, and clients by creating a workplace where tradesmen and women can learn and develop essential life skills. To raise a community of skilled people that will build the future and improve the quality of life for individuals and organizations. Your Purpose in this Role We are one of the top premier Commercial HVAC and Plumbing Contractors in the state of Arizona. We are looking for growth-motivated and self-starting individuals who value efficiency, reliability, and family. As a Plumbing Project Manager, your purpose is to lead, direct, train, and develop your team. You will be required to manage plumbing projects in the 1,000,000+ project range. You will need to be experienced, goal driven, and a good communicator. Pay $90,000 to $110,000 - Pay Rate Determined in Interview.

Requirements

7+ Years of experience in Plumbing.
Successful completion of High School Diploma or GED.
Organized individual able to handle timelines and deadlines.
Experience in project management.

Responsibilities

Review engineering drawings, submittals, and plumbing schematics to plan project execution.
Create detailed schedules, manpower plans, and material takeoffs.
Coordinate closely with GCs, engineers, inspectors, and site supervisors.
Lead field crews and subcontractors, ensuring work meets code, spec, and quality standards.
Oversee installation of domestic water systems, DWV systems, medical gas (if applicable), hydronic piping, gas piping, storm systems, and specialty systems.
Track project costs, change orders, and labor hours to maintain budget compliance.
Approve purchasing, manage vendors, and verify material delivery schedules.
Identify cost-saving opportunities without compromising safety or compliance.
Conduct inspections and testing (pressure tests, chlorination, camera inspections, etc.).
Ensure compliance with IPC, UPC, local amendments, OSHA, and project-specific QA/QC.
Prepare documentation required for inspections and project closeout.
Enforce safety protocols and support a culture of proactive hazard mitigation.
Resolve design conflicts, field issues, and coordination clashes with other trades.
Anticipate schedule risks and adjust sequencing as necessary.
Maintain daily logs, progress reports, RFI submissions, and meeting documentation.
Run weekly coordination meetings with foremen and site leadership.
Serve as main point of contact for plumbing-related project matters.