Mechanical Project Manager, PE

AP Professionals has partnered with an established Engineering firm who has been in business for decades in search of a Mechanical Project Manager. Design and collaborate on building projects for HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Protection systems.

• Capable of preparing calculations, design narratives, drawings, specifications, and cost estimates for HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Protection systems for various building projects.
• Proficient in reading and creating drawings using AutoCAD or Revit BIM; experience with BIM is an advantage.
• Responsible for providing construction administration services, including submittal reviews, responding to RFIs, conducting inspections, and creating punch lists for engineer-designed projects.
• Travel to project sites across NY and PA for client meetings, field investigations, and construction administration as required.
• Reporting to the Principal Electrical Engineer, the ideal candidate should be able to work independently, manage multiple projects simultaneously, and effectively lead the mechanical engineering team.
• Responsible for collaborating with and mentoring a Mechanical Design Engineer who will be assigned to support projects.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology from an ABET-accredited program.

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in building-specific or consulting engineering, with a PE license in NY and the ability to obtain licensure in multiple states.
• Experience in designing air handling, hydronic, and steam systems is required.
• Preferred experience in the Healthcare, Higher Education, and Government/Municipal sectors.

• Demonstrated proficiency in utilizing AutoCAD and Revit BIM in a design production environment.
• Must be physically able to perform field investigations of existing mechanical systems, including working in hot steam rooms, climbing ladders, and navigating congested mechanical spaces.
• Willingness to travel regionally (up to 300 miles) to represent the firm at all project stages, including overnight stays, which typically account for approximately 10% of the workload.