Full-Time
Electrical Project Manager 3
Updated on 9/3/2026
Enerfab
501-1,000 employees
Integrated fabrication, construction, and maintenance contractor
Compensation Overview
$150k - $170k/yr
Lee's Summit, MO, USA
In Person
Bachelor's, Master's
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- A Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field is required.
- At least 7 years of experience in electrical project management is required, including a proven track record of leading large-scale industrial construction projects.
- Proficiency in advanced project management software, scheduling tools, and Microsoft Office Suite is required.
- Exceptional leadership, organizational, and strategic thinking skills are required.
- Outstanding communication, negotiation, and client relationship-building abilities are required.
- In-depth knowledge of construction industry practices, regulations, and safety standards is required.
- Lead and mentor project management teams, including Project Managers and Coordinators, providing guidance and support.
- Act as the primary point of contact for project-related decisions and escalations.
- Develop project strategies covering scope, objectives, timelines, and budgets for large-scale projects.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define project goals and success criteria.
- Manage and allocate personnel, equipment, and material resources to optimize project efficiency.
- Oversee subcontractor selection and coordination to ensure adherence to project requirements.
- Create and manage project budgets, continuously monitor and control project costs, evaluate cost-saving opportunities, and manage change orders.
- Develop and maintain detailed project schedules using industry-standard scheduling software.
- Monitor project progress, proactively address delays, and implement corrective actions.
- Implement and oversee quality control processes to ensure construction work meets industry standards and client expectations.
- Document and resolve complex quality-related issues.
- Identify, assess, and mitigate project risks at a strategic level.
- Develop and maintain risk mitigation plans and monitor risk factors.
- Serve as the primary client interface, manage client expectations, provide regular updates, and ensure client satisfaction.
- Address complex client inquiries, issues, and change requests.
- Prepare and distribute project status reports, performance metrics, and progress updates to senior management and stakeholders.
- Lead project meetings, present status, and provide strategic recommendations.
- Review, negotiate, and manage project contracts, ensuring compliance with terms and conditions.
- Collaborate with legal teams on contractual matters and resolve complex disputes.
- A Master's degree is preferred.
Enerfab provides integrated fabrication, construction, and maintenance services for industrial facilities. It self-performs multiple trades (mechanical, electrical, structural, civil) to plan, fabricate, assemble, and commission large capital projects. With nearly 1 million square feet of shop space, fabrication includes pressure vessels, pipe fabrication, modular components, and structural steel, while construction handles plant buildouts and complex installations and maintenance provides long-term site support. It differentiates itself through a self-perform, turnkey approach to large-scale projects and a history of EPC-style work and long-term service agreements; its goal is to reliably execute major industrial projects and maintain plant reliability for its clients.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Cincinnati, Ohio
Founded
1901
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Quanta bought Enerfab on July 14, 2026, expanding exposure to bigger industrial projects.
- Enerfab serves data centers, power generation, and advanced manufacturing, Quanta's hottest demand pockets.
- The 2026 move to Blue Ash can improve recruiting and executive access.
What critics are saying
- Quanta integration through 2027 can disrupt leadership, pricing, and customer relationships.
- Blue Ash relocation risks shop-floor churn and delayed execution during 2026-2027.
- If Quanta centralizes branded capabilities, Enerfab becomes a subunit, not an employer.
What makes Enerfab unique
- Enerfab combines fabrication, construction, and maintenance under one self-performing platform.
- By 2026, Enerfab employed 4,000 workers and logged 5.1 million labor hours.
- Quanta's July 2026 acquisition gives Enerfab unmatched bonding and project-financing firepower.
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