MEP Manager

Job ID: 2041
Job Title: MEP Manager
Location: San Francisco, CA

Our client is looking for a MEP Manager to join their San Francisco team. The role of the Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing (MEP) Manager involves coordinating trades within a project team. This position collaborates closely with the Project Manager and the team to ensure the successful completion of trade work.

Responsibilities

• Support Estimating during Bidding and Preconstruction phases by defining and developing MEP scope of work and assessing subsequent bids.
• Review Contract Documents and provide suggestions/modifications relevant to MEP trades.
• Lead and oversee MEP subcontractors throughout the project’s lifecycle, spanning from Groundbreaking to Commissioning and Turnover to the Owner.
• Collaborate with the Scheduling department to create detailed schedules for MEP installation activities, including cost and resource allocation.
• Develop an MEP Schedule of Values and contribute to the billing process.
• Work with the Superintendent on project logistics and plans for temporary facilities.
• Review and approve materials and equipment intended for MEP systems prior to installation.
• Monitor the installation, start-up of MEP systems, and project commissioning in conjunction with Engineers and the Owner.
• Coordinate activities, procure materials, and manage related tasks alongside the Project Manager and Field Staff.
• Provide progress updates and prepare necessary reports for the Project Manager, Project Director, Owner’s Representative, Architect, etc.
• Represent the company during weekly Owner’s meetings with respect to the MEP process.
• Supervise, mentor, and develop MEP Project Engineers, if applicable

Qualifications

• Possess 7+ years of experience in Construction/MEP Coordination.
• A Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management or Engineering is a preferred.
• Possess a strong grasp of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering concepts and relevant codes.
• Capable of collaborating with various stakeholders to identify and resolve intricate issues in relation to MEP design and construction.
• Proficient in conducting complex meetings involving multiple participants, promptly issuing meeting minutes, and ensuring follow-up on deliverables from participants.
• Demonstrate a solid understanding of fire/life safety and fire sprinkler systems, as well as their integration with mechanical, electrical, and building systems.
• Familiarity with the testing and balancing process and its requirements.
• Comprehend building automation systems and sequences as they pertain to MEP, along with MEP-related safety regulations.
• Able to contribute to a safety-oriented culture within a construction environment.