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Confidential in Southwest Florida is seeking a Project Manager for commercial plumbing construction and services, overseeing a portfolio valued from $8M to $20M with 4–10 active projects. The role focuses on MOBs, CEPs, and educational facilities, requiring leadership, scheduling discipline, and profitability oversight.
You will drive purchasing, material management, and process improvements, partner with Finance/Operations on CTC and reporting, and serve as the primary liaison with general
Our long-term client has been in the commercial construction business for over 60 years, serving general contractors across Florida. The company has built a long-standing reputation for craftsmanship, reliability, and deep field expertise. The company provides a comprehensive suite of solutions including commercial construction and service, medical gas systems, BIM/VDC, GPR scanning, drafting, and Trimble layout services.
The business is investing heavily in professionalizing operations, modernizing processes, diversifying services, and scaling capacity to meet growing demand. Elevating the project management team is part of this critical transformation, and this individual will have the opportunity to shape how the company manages and delivers profitable projects for years to come. They are seeking well-rounded, knowledgeable Project Managers located within Southwest Florida (between Tampa and Naples).
The Project Manager is a specialized and critical role suited for a career-minded professional who is future-thinking, ready to own the division's evolution, and transform the company from legacy methods to a high-efficiency, professionalized model.
The Project Manager will be responsible for the execution of a commercial plumbing construction and services project portfolio ranging from $8M to $20M in total value. This individual will typically oversee 4 to 10 concurrent projects, with a heavy emphasis on high-complexity sectors such as Medical Office Buildings (MOB), Central Equipment Plants (CEP), and educational facilities.
Beyond standard project execution, the Project Manager will serve as a critical "change agent" for the organization as they continue to scale and professionalize the business. The Project Manager will be tasked with implementing new purchasing and materials management processes, driving operational maturity, and elevating standards for scheduling, logistics, and resource optimization.
Partnering closely with Finance/Operations on cost-to-complete (CTC) accuracy and financial reporting; the PM owns field execution and forecast inputs, with structural support to ensure financial rigor doesn’t fall solely on one person.