Project Manager I - HVAC Equipment (Littleton)

LONG Building Technologies•Littleton, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

As a LONG Project Manager I, you are responsible for the full lifecycle of projects sold within the Building Environments business unit with support from Project Manager II or a Senior Project Manager. This position involves overseeing the planning, design, ordering of the necessary equipment, and scheduling of the workforce assigned to a job to ensure that the project is implemented in a timely, efficient, and cost-effective manner while meeting the customer requirements within set deadlines.

Requirements

4-year construction management/ engineering or mechanical degree or a 2-year technical degree and 2 years of project management experience (OR) 5 years of Commercial HVAC project management (OR) 6 years of HVAC equipment experience.
Knowledge of heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems, control systems, building automation, electrical systems, energy management, engineering, installation, management, and construction procedures
Ability to work effectively under pressure and with tight deadlines.
Availability for after-hour consultation and problem-solving on assigned jobs as necessary.
Proficient in MS Office Products (Word, Excel, MS Projects)

Nice To Haves

PMP Certification in project management is a plus

Responsibilities

Gather and maintain equipment submittals, as well as other project documents as required.
Ensure that all project contract documentation is up to date and accurate, including project scope, plans, specifications, and other project-related documents.
View and analyze job reports utilizing company reporting tools.
Estimate and build submittals according to customer’s needs.
Recognize changes to the scope of work, scheduling, and other job site factors that impact LONG productivity and profitability.
Monitor the progress of costs incurred on all assigned projects.
Recognize when costs exceed estimates and notify the appropriate manager.
Recognize when additional work is required or when project schedule changes occur that affect workforce resources or job cost.
Complete assigned projects according to proposal, drawings, and specifications, cost estimates, customer expectations, and time frames by effectively managing and executing contractual obligations in concert with LONG project management procedures.
Order equipment based on approved submittals and contract documents in time to meet installation requirements.
Prepare and maintain project schedules using MS Project software or other approved platform and submit same to the mechanical contractor (to establish TC labor requirements) and to the engineering manager and /or operations manager (for use in workforce forecasting).
Review the financial performance of specific jobs.
Maintain open communication with the customer and sales engineer on project status, risks and milestones.
Ensure that HVAC equipment meets industry codes and regulations.
Schedule personnel, equipment, subcontracting, and material to meet project requirements and schedules within the estimated costs (scheduling of workforce resources through the engineering manager and/or construction manager.)
Ability to travel to and inspect job sites and visit customer locations.