Midland, NC, US
Emp Type: Full time / Direct Hire
Industry: CONSTRUCTION
Salary: 90,000 - 120,000 Annual
4 days ago
Electrical Project Manager
Location: Charlotte, NC area
Compensation: $90,000-$120,000 + benefits
Type: Full-time, direct hire
About the Company
An established commercial and industrial electrical contractor with 20+ years in business and a multi-state footprint across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. They focus on medium voltage, substations, motor controls, and fiber optics. Safety is central to their culture, and they have an outstanding safety record with major industrial clients.
The Role
This is an estimating and project management position. You'll bid the work, win it, and run it through closeout.
What You'll Do
Review drawings and specs, perform takeoffs, and build detailed labor, material, and equipment estimates
Estimate commercial and industrial projects, including:
MV distribution, switchgear, transformers, and panelboards
MCCs, VFDs, and motor controls
Conduit, cable tray, lighting, and controls
Building automation and low voltage/fiber
Gather vendor and sub pricing, attend site walks and pre-bids, and write proposals with clear qualifications and exclusions
Manage awarded projects from contract through closeout: budgets, schedules, manpower, procurement, submittals, RFIs, and change orders
Track job costs, forecasts, WIP, and billing, and protect margin throughout the project
Work closely with foremen and superintendents, and plan shutdowns and outages in active industrial facilities
Keep work compliant with OSHA and NEC requirements
Build strong customer relationships and develop repeat business
What You Bring
5+ years in commercial and/or industrial electrical construction, in estimating, project management, or both
Industrial experience strongly preferred (MV, switchgear, motor controls, plant work)
Proficiency with electrical estimating software (Accubid, McCormick, ConEst, Trimble, or similar)
Working knowledge of Bluebeam and Procore or similar tools
Solid understanding of job cost, change orders, and project financials
Ability to manage multiple projects independently
OSHA 30 preferred; field background (journeyman, foreman, or superintendent) a plus
NC electrical license a plus
Benefits
Health, dental, and life insurance
401(k) with match
PTO and EAP
Professional development assistance