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EC Electric

Electrical Construction Project Manager

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/17/2026
$115k - $180k/yr+ Discretionary year-end bonus + 40% 401(k) employer match
Senior, Expert
Bachelor's
Renton, WA, USA
In Person
Architecture & Civil EngineeringConstruction Management

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Business, or a related field; equivalent industry experience may be considered.
  • At least 8 years of progressive project management experience in commercial electrical construction, including oversight of multiple concurrent projects.
  • Demonstrated success managing project portfolios exceeding $10 million annually, with responsibility for financial performance, forecasting, and budget control.
  • Strong knowledge of construction contracts, risk management, change orders, claims resolution, and subcontractor/vendor agreements.
  • Experience leading project teams, mentoring Project Managers and Assistant Project Managers, and coordinating cross-functional stakeholders.
  • Ability to develop and manage project schedules, resource plans, procurement activities, cash flow projections, and quality assurance programs.
  • Extensive knowledge of construction safety standards, jobsite risk mitigation, and implementation of injury-free work practices.
  • Communication, customer relationship management, negotiation, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to collaborate with owners, general contractors, field teams, and executive leadership.
Responsibilities
  • Lead the project team and hold overall accountability for successfully completing assigned construction projects.
  • Cultivate opportunities for future construction projects through customer service, safe work practices, quality assurance, and financially successful projects.
  • Manage all business aspects of multiple concurrent projects, typically totaling $10 million annually, and ensure financial targets and quality standards are met.
  • Complete pre-job tasks, including Viewpoint pre-job checklists, meetings, and EC contract content review.
  • Review and obtain general contractor signatures on nondisclosure, vendor, and supplies agreements.
  • Develop and communicate the project execution plan to relevant parties.
  • Create and review project proposals or plans to determine timelines, funding limitations, procedures, staffing requirements, and resource allocation across project phases.
  • Ensure project safety and quality are incorporated into job planning and execution.
  • Establish work plans and staffing for each project phase, accounting for scope and potential risks.
  • Manage contracts, claims, and dispute resolution.
  • Work with the Estimating department to review estimates, RECAPS, and project turnover; estimate and procure electrical projects competitively.
  • Mentor new and existing Project Managers and Assistant Project Managers on the team.
  • Maintain customer relationships to ensure satisfaction and quality of service.
  • Understand general contractors’ cost reporting and management plans, and communicate their expectations proactively.
  • Act as liaison between customers and project staff to identify and process scope changes, address issues, and communicate project milestones with general contractors.
  • Manage project correspondence and documents using designated document management systems.
  • Develop and maintain the EC Electric resource-loaded master schedule.
  • Set cash flow goals, update schedules of values, and establish emergency check signers.
  • Generate MOPs and review detailed three-week look-ahead schedules for projects.
  • Oversee Project Managers’ management of crew composite factors by comparing budgeted figures with actual results.
  • Understand and follow general contractors’ master control programs for project documents.
  • Create construction estimates aligned with project workflow and customer master schedules.
  • Complete project audit checklists and retain them with other vital project documents.
  • Coordinate regular weekly owner/general contractor meetings to maintain open communication.
  • Oversee OFCI equipment tracking, EC equipment receiving, and quality-control plan and management.
  • Prepare accurate monthly financial forecasts for all projects.

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