MEP Manager

Role overview

Pre-construction and planning

• Review drawings, specifications, and contract documents to identify MEP scope, risks, and coordination requirements.
• Participate in design development, constructability reviews, and value engineering initiatives.
• Assist with MEP budgeting, cost planning, procurement strategies, and subcontractor tendering.
• Develop MEP execution plans, phasing strategies, and site logistics with the project team.

MEP coordination and execution

• Lead MEP coordination meetings with consultants, subcontractors, and internal project teams.
• Ensure MEP installations align with architectural, structural, and life-safety requirements.
• Coordinate MEP sequencing with the overall construction schedule.
• Monitor field installation for compliance with drawings, specifications, and applicable codes.

Schedule, cost, and change management

• Track MEP progress against the master schedule and short-interval plans.
• Review and validate subcontractor progress claims and change requests.
• Identify potential delays, cost impacts, and mitigation strategies.
• Support change management through pricing reviews and schedule impact assessments.

Quality, safety, and compliance

• Enforce quality control standards for MEP systems and installations.
• Ensure compliance with OBC, CSA, NFPA, ASHRAE, and other applicable codes and standards.
• Promote and enforce site safety requirements with the project team and subcontractors.
• Participate in inspections, testing, and authority having jurisdiction reviews.

Benefits

• Benefits include four weeks of annual vacation, group insurance, an employer-supported group RRSP and DPSP, telemedicine, training, and an employee assistance program.
• The company offers a diverse and collaborative work environment with social, health, and wellness programs.

Compensation

• The expected salary range is $110,000 to $160,000.
• Compensation depends on relevant experience, qualifications, location, and internal equity.

Requirements

• Experience reviewing drawings, specifications, and contract documents for MEP scope, risks, and coordination requirements.
• Ability to coordinate MEP work with architectural, structural, and life-safety requirements.
• Ability to manage trade contractors, subcontractor coordination, and technical challenges.
• Knowledge of applicable codes and standards, including OBC, CSA, NFPA, and ASHRAE.
• Ability to monitor field installation, quality control, inspections, testing, and authority having jurisdiction reviews.
• Ability to track schedule, cost, progress claims, change requests, and schedule impacts.