Electrical Project Manager at Prime Partners

About This Electrical Project Manager Role

Hey there! So, picture this: we’re sitting down for a coffee, and I’m here to give you the inside scoop on what it’s really like to be an Electrical Project Manager at Prime Partners. It’s a role that keeps you on your toes, but that’s part of the excitement. You get to dive into a variety of projects—from state-of-the-art commercial buildings to innovative retail spaces. The challenges? Oh, they’re there, but they only make the victories sweeter. Just last month, we wrapped up a project where we had to rework the entire electrical design halfway through due to unexpected site conditions. It was intense, but seeing the lights turn on for the first time was an incredible moment.

What Your Week Actually Looks Like

Your week is a blend of strategy, execution, and a bit of firefighting. On Monday, you might find yourself mapping out the week’s goals and aligning with the general contractor. By midweek, you’re knee-deep in project schedules, ensuring everything’s running like a well-oiled machine. Site visits are a regular thing—walking through a site, hard hat on, making sure safety and quality are never compromised. And let’s not forget the team: a mix of engineers, electricians, and subcontractors, all looking to you for direction. You’ll be the one keeping all the moving parts in sync, which is no small feat.

What You’ll Need to Succeed

To thrive here, having a solid grounding in managing commercial electrical projects is key. We’re talking about real, on-the-ground experience—at least 5 years of it. Technical know-how is crucial, but it’s your knack for leading a team and juggling multiple priorities that will set you apart. Tools like Procore or Primavera P6 will be your best friends, helping you stay organized and efficient. And let’s be real, it’s your ability to stay cool under pressure that will make you a perfect fit.

The Good Stuff

Now, let’s talk perks. Prime Partners knows how to take care of its people. The pay’s competitive, ranging from $52.39 to $72.88 an hour, depending on your experience. But it’s not just about the money. There’s a real focus on work-life balance here, ensuring you’re not burning the candle at both ends. Career growth? Absolutely. We’re big on promoting from within and providing ongoing training and certifications. Plus, the team here is like family—supportive and always up for a good laugh, even on the toughest days.