기계 건설 현장 관리자

근무 일정

Mechanical Construction Field Managers typically work full-time, and must frequently travel to job sites. Some projects require working overtime or outside the local area.

일반적인 의무

• Manage mechanical construction project planning, scheduling, and budgeting
• Assess project specifications and the scope of work carefully
• Review costs for labor and materials using cost-tracking systems
• Prepare bid documents with work breakdowns
• Prepare contracts, subcontracts, and purchase orders. Negotiate changes or adjustments with clients, suppliers, etc.
• Direct the activities of construction teams and subcontractors
• Ensure mechanical systems are installed correctly and safely, in compliance with specifications as well as building codes and applicable regulations
• Maintain a high degree of quality assurance
• Collaborate and coordinate with clients, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders during project work
• Find and solve programs that come up, such as design conflicts, material shortages, delays, or emergencies (such as workplace accidents)
• Conduct site inspections to monitor timely progress, verify quality, and address deficiencies
• Maintain diligent project documentation (i.e., reports, change orders, and project records)
• Promote safe work environments. Enforce safety protocols as needed, such as proper wear of personal protective equipment. Write up workers who fail to comply with standards
• Prepare and submit billings. Track financials to ensure work stays within established budgets
• Manage final job details to professionally close out the project

추가 책임

• Review weather forecasts and plan accordingly
• Study industry best practices and new methods or technologies
• Cooperate with external agencies such as OSHA
• Maintain positive relationships with clients
• Respond to concerns and queries. Provide honest updates
• 해당 업계 표준 준수 보장 

소프트 스킬

• 정밀
• 분석
• 세부 사항에주의
• 비즈니스 통찰력
• 의사소통 기술
• 규정 준수 지향
• 비판적 사고
• 신뢰성
• 무결성
• 지도력
• 모니터링
• 협상
• 계획 및 조직
• 정밀도
• 문제 해결
• 품질 보증
• 안전 지향적 인
• 건전한 판단
• 팀워크
• 시간 관리

기술 능력

• Budgeting and cost control
• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Computer-aided design (AutoCAD, Revit, etc.)
• 건축 법규 및 규정 지식
• 계약 협상
• 비용 추정 도구
• 일반적인 수학 능력
• HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems
• 기계 시스템 지식
• Project management principles and tools like Microsoft Project or Primavera P6
• Quality control
• Safety management, safety standards, and regulations
• 기술 전문성

• Self-employed workers; specialty trade contractors
• Residential, commercial, heavy, and civil engineering construction companies

Mechanical Construction Field Managers are critical in the construction business, tasked with interpreting project scopes, providing estimates, and ensuring work is done on time and within budget. As field managers, they’re out at job sites most days, juggling myriad duties often from a mobile trailer or other temporary structure.

This job requires a comprehensive understanding of mechanical construction materials and principles to ensure projects are completed correctly and safely. The work demands tireless diligence, precision, and constant awareness of what workers are doing. There’s a long list of challenges to face, ranging from long hours and tight deadlines to bad weather, supply problems, or even workplace mishaps. Field managers may also have to work away from home for long periods, which can be tough on families. 

Mechanical construction is an ever-evolving sector, with many trends reshaping it in recent years. The integration of Building Information Modeling has allowed for more collaborative, integrated, and efficient project management. It also enables better visualization of projects and improves coordination among key players, making things easier and more cost-effective.

Another trend is the emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency. The industry is seeing a surge in the demand for green building practices and the integration of renewable energy sources in mechanical systems, like solar-powered HVAC systems. There’s more focus on using sustainable materials and energy-efficient designs, too. As a result, Mechanical Construction Field Managers must keep up with changes in regulations, technologies, and processes. 

Mechanical Construction Field Managers usually have a strong background in construction, and they probably liked working with their hands or with machinery very early on. They often have strong organizational and leadership skills, which could come from involvement with extracurricular activities in school.