COVID-19 Services Projects About Newsroom Careers Contact Commissioning Project Manager (Multiple Regions) Regions: Washington D.C. | Seattle | Arizona | Mountain West states Are you a proven Project Manager in Engineering, Construction, TAB, or Commissioning? Do you have a strong understanding of building systems (HVAC & Controls) design and construction? Would you rather work with design and construction teams in the field instead of driving a desk? Are you a hands-on, self-starter who enjoys managing and executing your own work? If so, we are looking for YOU! Engineering Economics, Inc. (EEI) is a fun, fast-paced, national leader in the facility consulting industry. We are passionate about facility performance and the energy efficiency of facility systems, and client demands for turn-key solutions. At EEI, our goal is to provide the highest quality services by exceeding our clients’ expectations on every project. We are looking for Project Managers in multiple locations to provide effective leadership and management for a variety of clients and projects – someone comfortable in working directly with our clients and delivering high levels of customer satisfaction. As an EEI Project Manager, you will be our primary representative on your projects and the most visible person to those clients. Your actions, ethics, business, and technical knowledge should create customer satisfaction resulting in a great reference and additional work from the client. We trust our people, which is why our clients trust us. This is why we need YOU on our team! What sets EEI apart as a place to grow, contribute, and enjoy professional satisfaction? Individual autonomy within a team structure High-profile clients who appreciate what we do Cooperative teams that emphasize mutual respect, trust, and accountability Hard-working colleagues who are passionate about solving problems and delivering value to our clients Responsibilities: Manage all aspects of project delivery, including: Scope of Work Development Service delivery Pricing Schedule management Contract management Financial management Project staffing (as needed) Client communications/coordination Design/construction team coordination Sub-consultants/subcontracts (as needed) Quality control Provide HVAC and/or Controls technical consulting (hands-on) services (as qualified) for: Investigations Design reviews Planning Engineering System testing Troubleshooting Commissioning Ensure the timely and quality performance of project teams. Assist in the marketing, scoping, and pricing of new project opportunities. Requirements: A Bachelor degree in an applicable discipline (may substitute experience for a degree) Strong understanding of HVAC and controls systems engineering and construction Demonstrated success in project management 10+ years’ experience assessing, testing, troubleshooting, designing, and/or constructing commercial HVAC and/or control systems Ability to travel (local and out-of-state), including multi-day travel, as needed Commissioning and hospital experience a plus! Professional Engineer registration (preferred but not required) Plumbing and Electrical knowledge a plus How to Apply: Please respond with your resume and cover letter to Shirley.Callahan@eeiengineers.com Share This Post With Others! Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google+ Pinterest Email ABOUT US Engineering Economics, Inc. (EEI) is a commissioning firm with a national presence. We provide consulting, commissioning, and infrastructure renewal services from 13 offices across the United States. To find the office nearest you, please click the link below. LEARN MORE CONTACT US TODAY Corporate Headquarters 1536 Cole Blvd, Suite 240 Lakewood, CO 80401 800-869-6902 info@eeiengineers.com Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM RECENT NEWS EEI Helps Seattle Public Schools Return to Safe In-Person Learning November 5, 2021 Harvard Professors Suggest Schools Use Stimulus Funds to Improve Ventilation and Filtration June 24, 2021 The State of Washington Clean Buildings Act July 1, 2021 Landmarks June 17, 2021 Search for: COPYRIGHT © 2020 Engineering Economics, Inc. Twitter LinkedIn Rss Email