Electrical Project Manager

Goodall Brazier Ltd; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base salary

Annual bonus

Relocation support

Local offices

Job summary

Goodall Brazier Ltd in San Francisco and the Bay Area is building a senior electrical project management team. You will lead end-to-end projects, own budgets and client relationships, and drive large-scale electrical packages across data centers, healthcare, life sciences and commercial sectors.

This role offers relocation support for the right candidate, a clear path to senior leadership, and a stable, well-resourced contractor with multiple offices in Northern California and Nevada.

Qualifications

• 10+ years in electrical construction, including experience running $30M+ projects.
• Strong background in Bay Area commercial, healthcare, life sciences or data center projects.
• Experience with estimating, cost management, procurement and scheduling.
• Proficiency with Bluebeam, project management and financial tools, and Microsoft Office.
• Strong leadership and communication skills, and a team-first mindset.

Responsibilities

• Lead projects end to end, covering labour, procurement, cost control, scheduling and client relationships.
• Own project financials, including budgets, subcontracts, purchase orders, billing and forecasting.
• Be the main point of contact for GCs, owners and end users.
• Drive change orders, RFIs, risk management and recovery plans.
• Build, develop and mentor a high-performing project team.

Skills

Leadership

Budgeting

Cost management

Scheduling

Client relationships

Risk management

Team mentoring

Project management

Tools

Bluebeam

Microsoft Office

Project management software

Job description

Senior Project Manager – Electrical | San Francisco / Bay Area

Help build a new Bay Area team at one of Northern California's leading electrical contractors

Goodall Brazier is partnering with one of Northern California's largest and most established electrical contracting groups. A senior executive is building out their San Francisco and Bay Area team, and they're looking for an experienced Senior Project Manager to help lead it.

This is a rare chance to get in early on a growing team. You'll take ownership of complex, high-value projects and shape how the team runs, with the backing of a large, stable business.

What's in it for you

• Competitive package: a highly competitive base salary plus an annual bonus
• A seat at the table early: you'll join a team being built now and have real influence on its people, its processes and the projects it pursues
• Work close to home: projects across San Francisco and the Bay Area, supported from local offices, with no long-distance travel or per diem lifestyle
• High-profile, technical work: you'll lead large electrical packages across demanding sectors such as data centers, healthcare, life sciences and commercial
• Clear progression: a direct path toward senior leadership in a business that's actively growing in the region
• Stability: a well-resourced contractor with multiple offices across Northern California and Nevada
• Relocation support: relocation can be considered for the right candidate

What you'll be doing

• Leading your projects end to end, covering labour, procurement, cost control, scheduling and client relationships
• Owning project financials, including budgets, subcontracts, purchase orders, billing and forecasting
• Being the main point of contact for GCs, owners and end users
• Driving change orders, RFIs, risk management and recovery plans
• Building, developing and mentoring a high-performing project team

What you'll bring

• 10+ years in electrical construction, including experience running $30M+ projects
• A strong background in Bay Area commercial, healthcare, life sciences or data center projects
• Experience with estimating, cost management, procurement and scheduling
• Proficiency with Bluebeam, project management and financial tools, and Microsoft Office
• Strong leadership and communication skills, and a team-first mindset