Engineering Manager

Scope of Work: The Engineering Design Manager is responsible for overseeing the design and coordination of electrical systems for various construction projects. This includes managing a team of Design Engineers and Virtual Designers to ensure that all designs meet PDI standards and best practices. The role involves close collaboration with project teams, clients, and other stakeholders to provide innovative and cost-effective solutions. Projects range from $1 million to $400 million and include diverse sectors such as Mission Critical, Warehouse Distribution, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Multifamily, and Hospitality.

Responsibilities:

• Project Leadership: Lead multiple projects during preconstruction phases, managing Design Engineers and Virtual Design team members.
• Code Compliance: Maintain knowledge of relevant codes and standards, ensuring all designs comply with PDI best practices.
• Technical Calculations: Perform and review load, voltage drop, short circuit, and lighting calculations.
• Team Management: Oversee and mentor a team of Design Engineers and Virtual Designers, ensuring accurate development and maintenance of project plans, schedules, and budgets.
• Training and Development: Manage onboarding and training for new team members, and assist in developing new best practices and procedures.
• Collaboration: Work with Architects, Engineers, MEP subcontractors, clients, consultants, and project personnel; attend project meetings.
• Documentation: Review legal contracts, BIM Execution Plans, scopes of work, specifications, plans, and jurisdictional codes to ensure cost-effective, compliant designs.
• Drawing Development: Create coordination and installation drawings per Gaylor Electric Best Practices.
• Coordination and Design: Provide documents for Temporary Power, Distribution, Underground, Structure, Site, Common areas, Detailed Units Wiring, Value Engineering, peer review, and job site coordination.
• Compliance and Performance: Ensure financial and quality compliance and performance of the region.