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Manage electrical and low-voltage construction projects from initiation through completion, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, estimates, change orders, quality, customer satisfaction, subcontractors, vendors, and project teams. The role requires stakeholder communication, issue resolution, team leadership, financial accountability, project procurement, and accurate cost estimation to achieve targeted gross margins.

Leads electrical and low-voltage construction projects from initiation through completion. Responsibilities include scope, schedule, budget, cost forecasting, invoicing, collections, change orders, safety, quality, customer communication, and team leadership. The role also supports procurement and business development, resolves project issues, coordinates with field leadership, and maintains an onsite presence at jobsites.

Provides IT support for computer systems, software, hardware, and network-related issues. Responds to helpdesk requests, triages tickets, installs and repairs equipment, deploys computers and mobile devices, and maintains technology inventory. The role also enforces internal IT procedures, follows safety practices, and delivers organized, customer-focused technical assistance.

Manage and improve IT infrastructure across offices and jobsites, including networks, servers, cloud services, Windows systems, security tools, enterprise hardware, and business applications. Administer Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, Group Policy, VPNs, firewalls, and network services. Troubleshoot complex issues, assess infrastructure risks, enforce technology standards, evaluate vendors, support projects, document systems, and train end users. The role is fully onsite with travel to offices and work sites.

Manage and improve IT infrastructure across offices and jobsites, including networks, servers, cloud services, Microsoft systems, security tools, enterprise hardware, and end-user devices. Administer Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, Group Policy, VPNs, firewalls, and network services; troubleshoot complex issues; assess infrastructure risks; enforce technology standards; evaluate vendors and solutions; and support projects, documentation, automation, and user training.

The Accounting Manager supports the Controller by preparing financial statements, managing reconciliations, audits, budgeting, and month-end close. The role improves accounting processes, internal controls, documentation, reporting, KPIs, systems, and automation while partnering with operational teams. It also provides guidance to accounting staff and may supervise a small team.

Provides second-tier IT support by diagnosing computer and network issues, resolving helpdesk escalations, installing and repairing hardware and software, configuring workstations, and supporting remote offices and jobsites. Maintains technology inventory, performs quality checks before device deployment, trains users, contributes to IT projects, and participates in after-hours on-call support.

Manages BIM planning and coordination for commercial construction projects, including BIM Execution Plans, stakeholder communication, clash detection, model quality, shop drawings, prefabrication, project documentation, as-built models, subcontractor oversight, and BIM software implementation. The role also leads kickoff meetings, tracks coordination issues and schedule impacts, supports field and prefab teams, trains staff, and maintains onsite presence while ensuring electrical construction requirements, client guidelines, safety standards, and model-based installation objectives are met.

The Senior Project Manager will lead small to medium-scale construction projects, focusing on planning, execution, and ensuring stakeholder satisfaction and financial success while adhering to safety standards.

The Project Manager oversees small to medium-scale construction projects, ensuring project completion, managing scope, and leading a team to meet safety and quality standards while maintaining budget adherence.