Commercial Construction Electrical PM
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m looking for an electrical engineer who can take full project-management responsibility on a commercial construction job that is about to enter the critical coordination phase. Your focus will be on keeping all electrical scopes—design clarifications, procurement, installation, testing and hand-over—moving smoothly while staying compliant with local codes and our client’s performance specs.
You will liaise daily with our GC, the architectural team and specialty trades, resolve RFIs, track submittals, monitor on-site progress and chair the weekly coordination call. Because this is a pure project-management role, I’m relying on you to anticipate clashes, update the master schedule, keep cost exposure visible and document every decision clearly.
Key deliverables
• A detailed electrical project schedule with two-week look-ahead updates
• Weekly written progress reports highlighting risks, mitigations and next steps
• Final compliance dossier (as-built drawings, test certificates, O&M data)
If you have solid commercial construction experience, can speak the language of both electricians and executives, and are comfortable using typical tools like MS Project, Bluebeam and NEC/NFPA references, let’s talk.
You will liaise daily with our GC, the architectural team and specialty trades, resolve RFIs, track submittals, monitor on-site progress and chair the weekly coordination call. Because this is a pure project-management role, I’m relying on you to anticipate clashes, update the master schedule, keep cost exposure visible and document every decision clearly.
Key deliverables
• A detailed electrical project schedule with two-week look-ahead updates
• Weekly written progress reports highlighting risks, mitigations and next steps
• Final compliance dossier (as-built drawings, test certificates, O&M data)
If you have solid commercial construction experience, can speak the language of both electricians and executives, and are comfortable using typical tools like MS Project, Bluebeam and NEC/NFPA references, let’s talk.