Full-Time

HVAC Service Construction Project Manager

Harris

Harris

501-1,000 employees

National mechanical contractor: design, build, service

Compensation Overview

$75.5k - $113.3k/yr

+ Short-Term Incentive Plan + 401(k) company match

Blackfoot, ID, USA

In Person

Category
Architecture & Civil Engineering (1)
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
HVAC

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Requirements
  • Experience or proficiency with HVAC construction project management activities, including project documents, schedules, costs, safety requirements, labor planning, and project communications.
  • Ability to review, understand, organize, and communicate contract documents, drawings, specifications, schedules, requests for information, construction bulletins, shop drawings, and submittals.
  • Ability to identify, price, and negotiate change orders.
  • Ability to perform site walkthroughs and inspections and ensure compliance with site-specific safety plans, audits, toolbox talks, and pre-task planning.
  • Proficiency using Industry Safe for construction safety activities.
  • Ability to track labor productivity, job financial status, project risks, project costs, billings, collections, and lien-rights issues using accounting software.
  • Ability to develop and manage project work plans and provide schedule information to general contractors and subcontractors.
  • Ability to manage communications with subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, owners, and general contractors.
Responsibilities
  • Provide project management support during all phases of HVAC construction to maintain project standards, budget, deadlines, and communications.
  • Review, organize, and distribute contract documents and shop drawings or submittals to the project team, subcontractors, fabrication shop, and vendors.
  • Distribute and log project document activities.
  • Draft, submit, and track requests for information and their corresponding responses.
  • Attend field coordination meetings and distribute meeting notes.
  • Administer the project-specific quality-control program and compile documentation.
  • Administer and update progress drawings and as-built drawings.
  • Administer project closeout documentation, including operation and maintenance manuals, startup reports, owner training, and punch lists.
  • Provide duration and task information to the general contractor for development of the overall project schedule.
  • Provide a basic schedule to the general contractor and subcontractors.
  • Review the overall project schedule and provide feedback to the general contractor as needed.
  • Develop weekly or biweekly work plans to support and drive the overall schedule.
  • Modify work plans and communicate updates as needed.
  • Review, communicate, and manage labor requirements with the manpower coordinator and attend weekly manpower or labor meetings.
  • Perform site walkthroughs and inspections.
  • Ensure that safety requirements are performed, including site-specific safety plans, audits, toolbox talks, and pre-task planning.
  • Manage, track, and report labor productivity in accounting software weekly and oversee weekly plan-do-check-act activities.
  • Track, update, and report job financial status and potential risks using accounting software.
  • Manage communications with subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers to ensure project-cost changes are current.
  • Assemble and ensure project billings are submitted on time while striving for positive cash flow.
  • Track, monitor, and communicate project collection issues, including lien-rights management and customer calls.
  • Prepare for and attend monthly project-manager reviews and communicate project financials, status, and updates.
  • Develop and maintain relationships with key clients, including owners and general contractors.
  • Establish industry relationships to support future project sales growth as required.
  • Attend customer outings and events.
  • Communicate company interest and capabilities to potential customers for future projects and change orders.
  • Support and drive division sales goals and manage key accounts accordingly.

Harris is a national mechanical contractor offering end-to-end building systems. It handles design and engineering, construction, controls, service, manufacturing, and conveyors for projects ranging from stadiums and power plants to hospitals and classrooms. Its work starts with designing and engineering the mechanical systems, then installing and integrating building controls, followed by ongoing service and maintenance. Harris differentiates itself through its national reach (21 locations across the U.S.), large workforce (over 3,000 employees), extensive experience (more than 70 years), and capability to manage projects end-to-end—from design and fabrication to installation and long-term service—across diverse sectors. The company’s goal is to deliver comprehensive, reliable mechanical systems across the country by combining local expertise with broad national capacity for projects of any size.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Las Vegas, Nevada

Founded

1948

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • June 2026 acquisitions immediately broaden Harris' Colorado mechanical and controls footprint.
  • March 2026 DDC transition shows Harris can absorb and rebrand businesses cleanly.
  • 2026 Top Workplaces awards support recruiting in a labor-tight construction market.

What critics are saying

  • Integrating D.R. Associates, CEI, and CCI in 2026 strains management bandwidth.
  • Local-service quality can deteriorate if Harris standardizes too aggressively after acquisitions.
  • A failed integration or customer churn in Colorado would blunt the expansion thesis.

What makes Harris unique

  • Harris combines mechanical contracting, controls, and building automation under one platform.
  • The March 2026 DDC brand conversion shows disciplined post-acquisition integration.
  • Colorado expansion on June 1, 2026 gives Harris a stronger Mountain West operating base.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

Company News

PHCPPros
Jun 2nd, 2026
Harris expands into Colorado through multiple strategic acquisitions.

Harris expands into Colorado through multiple strategic acquisitions. June 2, 2026 Harris has expanded its national footprint into Colorado through the acquisition of three companies serving the region's mechanical systems, controls and building automation markets. The move establishes a strong operating base for Harris in Colorado and significantly broadens the company's presence across the Mountain West. The expansion began with the acquisition of Colorado-based temperature controls company D.R. Associates (DRA), effective May 4. Founded in Denver more than 20 years ago, DRA has built a strong reputation for delivering dependable temperature control solutions tailored to the needs of Colorado businesses. The company serves customers across industries including healthcare, manufacturing and commercial facilities. Effective June 1, Harris also acquired Climate Engineering (CEI) and Centennial Controls (CCI). CEI and CCI bring complementary expertise in mechanical systems, HVAC solutions and building automation throughout Colorado. Together, the companies have supported a wide range of commercial and industrial projects across the region, helping customers improve building performance, visibility and operational efficiency through advanced mechanical and controls solutions. Their strong technical capabilities, customer-focused approach and deep local relationships further strengthen Harris' ability to serve customers across Colorado. Together, the acquisitions bring decades of local expertise, long-standing customer relationships and specialized technical capabilities into the Harris organization. "Presence in Colorado is a huge strategic move for Harris," said Bob Swanger, executive vice president of Service + Building Automation at Harris. "Colorado is a constantly growing market with tremendous opportunity, and these organizations bring outstanding people, strong customer relationships and highly respected expertise that align closely with our culture and long-term vision." The acquisitions strengthen Harris' ability to support customers throughout the region with expanded mechanical construction, service, controls and building automation expertise while maintaining the local relationships and responsiveness each company is known for. Harris will work closely with each team to support a steady transition for employees, customers and partners. The teams will continue serving their local customers while gaining access to Harris' national resources, technical expertise and broader service capabilities.