Electrical Project Manager
Tempe, AZ (Onsite Office + Field)
$125K Base + $60K$70K Bonus
About the Role
A growing, mid-sized commercial general contractor is seeking an Electrical Project Manager to take ownership of a high volume of projects while leading teams across both field and office operations.
This is a high-autonomy, high-impact role where youll manage 1520+ projects simultaneously, working closely with field teams, subcontractors, and leadership to drive successful execution.
Key Responsibilities
Oversee the full lifecycle of electrical construction projects (budget, schedule, execution, closeout)Manage 1520+ active projects at once in a fast-paced environmentLead and coordinate field teams, subcontractors, and vendorsConduct site visits to ensure safety, quality, and complianceOwn project financials (job costing, forecasting, margins)What You Bring
5+ years of Project Management experience in commercial construction510+ years of electrical trade/field experienceProven ability to manage multiple projects simultaneouslyStrong leadership skills able to manage people, not just projectsProficiency with Bluebeam and Microsoft ProjectOrganized, process-driven, and highly accountableReliable with strong follow-throughComp & Benefits
$125K base + $60K$70K annual bonusESOP (employee ownership)401(k) Safe HarborMedical, dental, visionPTO + paid time offProfessional development supportWellness program + gym membershipCompany truckWork Environment
Onsite (office + field)70% office/30% fieldLocal travel to job sitesMinimal out-of-state travel Read LessJob Title: Commercial Electrical Estimator
Location: Nashville, TN (100% Onsite)
Relocation Assistance Available
Job Type: Full-time
Position Overview
A well-established electrical contractor is seeking an experienced Commercial Electrical Estimator to join its Pre-Construction team in Nashville, TN. This organization specializes in large-scale commercial and industrial electrical projects, including major healthcare facilities and data centers.
This is an onsite role offering long-term stability, a strong project pipeline, and the opportunity to work on complex, high-value builds.
The Commercial Electrical Estimator will prepare comprehensive cost estimates from conceptual design through final bid submission. This individual will collaborate closely with design teams, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders to ensure accurate, competitive, and profitable bids.
Projects are typically valued at $5M+ and range from several weeks to multi-year timelines.
Compensation
Base salary up to $150,000 (depending on experience)Approximately 10% annual performance bonusRelocation assistance availableKey Responsibilities
Prepare detailed construction estimates from design documents and specificationsPerform value engineering analysis and participate in pre-bid and scope review meetingsReview subcontractor and vendor proposals for scope accuracy and complianceMaintain and update estimating databases, including labor and material costsFinalize bids to ensure complete accuracy and competitivenessManage 12 active estimates at a time (up to 56 depending on project size)Track and analyze bid resultsQualifications
Previous commercial electrical estimating experience requiredDemonstrated experience estimating projects valued at $5M+Experience with Plan-Spec and Design-Build projectsHealthcare (major hospitals) or Data Center project experience strongly preferredExperience with Accubid and LiveCount Takeoff preferred (or similar estimating software)Strong understanding of NEC requirementsAbility to work independently and collaboratively within a team environmentSchedule
Full-time, onsite in Nashville, TNFlexible start times (6:00 AM 3:00 PM or 8:00 AM 5:00 PM)Benefits
Medical (PPO/HMO options available; eligible after 60 days)Dental and vision coverage401(k) with 6% employer match (eligible immediately)13 days PTOPaid holidaysApply today to join a growing organization delivering complex, large-scale commercial electrical projects.
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