Key Responsibilities:
Project Planning and Coordination
Oversee the mechanical scope of work for construction
projects, ensuring mechanical systems are integrated smoothly into the overall
design and project goals. Develop detailed mechanical work plans, including
schedules, resource allocation, and material requirements. Collaborate with
engineers, architects, and other stakeholders to ensure mechanical systems meet
project requirements and are compliant with local building codes and industry
standards.
Budget Management
Prepare cost estimates for mechanical work and manage the
budget for mechanical systems, ensuring that work is performed within the
allocated budget. Develop and maintain project schedules for mechanical work
and ensure milestones are met within set timeframes. Track expenditures and
adjust plans as necessary to control costs without compromising quality.
Team Leadership and Supervision
Lead, supervise, and mentor mechanical teams,
subcontractors, and other personnel involved in the mechanical installation. Assign
tasks and responsibilities to mechanical crews, ensuring work is completed to
the highest standards and according to safety protocols. Foster a positive work
environment, providing ongoing training and development to the mechanical team.
Quality Control and Safety Compliance
Ensure that all mechanical installations comply with
relevant national and local codes, standards, and safety regulations. Regularly
inspect mechanical work to verify quality, functionality, and compliance with
specifications. Monitor work to ensure the safety of the construction site,
enforcing safety standards and guidelines for the mechanical teams.
Problem Solving and Issue Resolution
Identify, analyze, and resolve mechanical issues that arise
during the construction process, offering solutions to maintain the project
timeline. Address any design discrepancies, performance issues, or technical
challenges related to mechanical systems. Work with project teams to adjust
plans or schedules as needed to accommodate unforeseen mechanical challenges.
Documentation
Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of mechanical work,
including designs, inspections, testing, certifications, and change orders. Prepare
and submit regular progress reports to senior management on the status of
mechanical installations and any issues or delays. Ensure that all required
documentation is complete and submitted for audits, permits, or inspections
Stakeholder Communication and Collaboration
Serve as the primary point of contact for all
mechanical-related matters during the construction phase. Communicate regularly
with the project manager, subcontractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders to
ensure smooth project execution. Participate in project meetings, providing updates
on mechanical systems and coordinating mechanical work with other departments.
Key Competencies
Attention to Detail: Precision is crucial in mechanical
work, and ensuring all systems are installed and tested correctly is a
priority.
Decision-Making: Quick thinking is needed to resolve issues
that may impact project progress or safety.
Communication: The ability to communicate technical details clearly
to non-technical stakeholders and ensure alignment across teams.
Adaptability: mechanical work can be unpredictable, and the
ability to adjust plans to accommodate unforeseen challenges is essential
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical
Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field (preferred).
Experience: Minimum of 10 years of experience in
mechanical construction management, mechanical systems and installations.
Technical Expertise: Deep knowledge of mechanical
systems, including HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, and piping systems.
Familiarity with national and local building codes, safety regulations, and
industry best practices.
Project Management Skills: Strong experience in
budgeting, scheduling, and resource management specific to mechanical systems
in construction projects.
Leadership: Excellent leadership, team management,
and interpersonal skills, with a focus on maintaining a productive and safe
work environment.
Certifications: Project Management Professional (PMP)
certification or equivalent preferred. Mechanical contractor’s license and OSHA
certifications are a plus.
Software Proficiency: Proficient in construction
management software Microsoft Office Suite.
Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and
troubleshooting skills to resolve mechanical issues and delays