HVAC Project Manager

HVAC Project Manager

The HVAC Project Manager oversees all aspects of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning projects, from initial planning and design to final installation and closeout. This role is crucial for ensuring that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.

The PAR Group, a fourth generation, privately owned and operated company since 1928, is New York's preeminent provider of plumbing, heating & air conditioning, fire protection and green solution services. The company is dedicated to preserving and building its distinguished reputation for professionalism and reliability. Over the years the company has played a vital role in New York City's construction industry.

Job Title : HVAC Project Manager

Reports To : VP of HVAC Installation

Department : HVAC Installation

Direct Reports : None

Location : Lynbrook, NY

FLSA Category : Exempt

Duties / Responsibilities - HVAC Project Manager

• Perform field coordination of all HVAC trades
• Review material and equipment submittals and release for fabrication
• Prepare change order scopes and pricing
• Attend on-site job meetings
• Prepare monthly billing
• Review subcontractor and vendor invoicing
• Write business correspondence via both email and letters
• Prepare close out documentation

Requirements - HVAC Project Manager

Compensation & Benefits - HVAC Project Manager

Salary Range : $60,000-$100,000

The PAR Group offers comprehensive benefits such as medical, dental and vision and a generous paid time off (PTO) program. Employees can also contribute to voluntary benefits such as additional life insurance and disability coverage, flexible spending plan and 401(k).

Job Description

The Project Manager mitigates risk, i.e. injuries, complaints, charge backs, liquidated damages, and / or civil suits, etc. and maximizes the reward ie. Payments, through the use of contract documents in conjunction with duties as set for him or her by the VP of PAR Heating & Air Conditioning. Duties : Review of Plans & Specifications - The project manager must know and understand the project goals, means, and methods as set forth by the contract documents. He must also have sufficient knowledge of NYC Agency codes for compliance. In the event there are any inquiries and / or any conflicts within the plans, specifications and / or NYC Codes and Laws, an RFI must be written to the General Contractor, The Architect, The Construction Manager, and The Agency. Project Plan - After understanding the project specifications, plans, means, methods, and goals the project manager must then develop a plan and timeline for the project.