Jobloria
MEP Project Manager
AGC Inc.
Location : Bismarck, ND, 58501
Job Type : Contractor
Date Posted : 1 December 2025
McGough Construction
MEP Project Manager
McGough is a respected partner that brings five generations of experience to high profile, unique and complex construction projects. We take great pride in our people and their extraordinary expertise in planning, development, construction and facility management. McGough employee tenure reflects the commitment and pride we share in our work. Ask anyone who knows us - the caliber of our people sets us apart.
MEP PROJECT MANAGER
The primary role of the MEP (Mechanical/ Electrical/ Plumbing) Project Manager is to provide technical support on projects to the project team, from conceptual design to project turnover. Additionally, will provide site support for the implementation of Building Automation systems. Develop and enhance customer relationships by providing excellent service.
Qualifications:
Required:
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent experience.
• A minimum of 5 years' applicable experience in engineering design, facility management/operations, or construction management.
• Expert in the design, installation, or operation of engineered systems for complex projects such as mission critical facilities, semi-conductor fab plants, hospitals, pharmaceutical facilities, central plants (power or cooling), and similar projects.
• Ability to communicate with multiple levels across organization; effectively convey technical topics to a non-technical audience.
• Detail orientation sufficient to organize and manage multiple project tasks.
• Expert knowledge of Building Automation Systems and Energy & Power Monitoring Systems.
Preferred:
• Ability to navigate through REVIT and AutoCAD documents.
• Experience with Bluebeam Revu or Revitzo.
• Experience with Microsoft Office Suite (Work, Excel, etc.)
• Experience with Procore
Office and Travel:
• Candidates must be willing to travel; initial project will be located in central North Dakota.
Responsibilities and Tasks:
Provide technical expertise for engineered systems:Pre-Construction Phase:
Check A/E documents (specs and drawings) for compliance with owner’s requirements, applicable codes, constructability, industry standard practice, system optimization, MEP sequence of operations review, etc.
Participate in page turns with client and A/E team.
Assist the A/E and Sub-Contractor to identify VE and Cost Reduction items.
Assist in the identification of long lead items and procurement of them.
Assist in the preparation of bid instructions and sub-contractor scope documents to avoid gaps in Sub-Contractor scopes.
Assist in evaluating subcontractor cost proposals and qualifications.
Assist in the preparation of cost estimates.
Construction:
Assist Project Manager and Sub-Contractors in the interpretation of the contract documents.
Assist in resolving RFIs when appropriate.
Assist in the review of submittals, substitution requests, and change orders when requested by Project Management staff.
Review the project schedule and provide feedback to the PM.
Start-Up and Close-Out
Assist project teams in reviewing engineering drawings and specifications to ensure compliance with contract requirements for proper operation and that adequate provisions have been made for testing and other pre-commissioning functions.
Provide onsite support for oversight and technical assistance in the start-up of major pieces of equipment and systems.
Provide onsite support for oversight and technical assistance for complicated controls systems such as I&C systems, BAS, SCADA, and EMS systems.
Check the close-out documentation for the Engineered Systems for completeness and compliance to the contract documents.
o Standards: Assist in the development of company standards.
o Provide technical training to PM and Site staff on Engineered Systems
o Maintains and pursues knowledge of current and developing technologies. Reviews industry performance, analyzes industry trends, and maintains industry contacts.
Management
o Provide professional and technical mentorship to staff.
Physical Requirements:
Freqently Asked Questions
A MEP project manager specializes in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, requiring in-depth knowledge of building automation, energy monitoring, and system optimization, unlike broader engineering project managers who may not focus on these integrated systems. Mastery of tools like Revit and experience in complex facilities also set them apart.
In Bismarck, ND, MEP project managers often engage more directly with site-specific challenges like regional building codes and local supply chains. The smaller market size can foster closer collaboration with subcontractors and clients, while travel within central North Dakota is common, contrasting with urban roles that may emphasize multi-site coordination.
Advancement often leads to senior project management or specialized consulting roles focusing on mission-critical facilities, energy systems, or automation. Expanding expertise in emerging tech like SCADA or EMS systems can unlock leadership positions, while mentoring junior staff enhances managerial credentials and opens doors to executive levels.
While a bachelor’s degree and extensive experience are primary, certifications in project management (like PMP) and proficiency with construction tech tools such as Procore, Bluebeam, and AutoCAD are highly valued. Familiarity with regional codes and building automation standards also strengthens candidacy at AGC Inc.
AGC Inc. emphasizes continuous learning and knowledge sharing, providing MEP project managers opportunities to lead technical training and mentor staff. The company’s legacy of complex projects supports skill expansion in cutting-edge systems and fosters career development within a collaborative environment.
AGC Inc. positions MEP project managers to oversee the implementation of building automation, SCADA, and energy monitoring systems, ensuring technical excellence from design through start-up. This integration demands hands-on site support and close collaboration with engineering teams to optimize system performance.
In Bismarck, MEP Project Managers typically earn between $85,000 and $110,000 annually, reflecting the specialized expertise required in engineered systems and building automation. Salaries vary with experience, certifications, and project complexity, aligning with regional construction industry standards.
Bismarck’s growing infrastructure and complex facility projects sustain a healthy demand for MEP project managers. The niche expertise in mission-critical and energy systems promotes job stability, although candidates willing to travel within central North Dakota often find enhanced opportunities.
Managing subcontractor scopes in a region like North Dakota requires vigilance to avoid gaps in responsibilities, ensuring compliance with local regulations, and addressing logistical hurdles such as procurement of long-lead items. Effective communication and cost evaluation skills are crucial for smooth project execution.
MEP project managers meticulously review engineering drawings and specs to verify contract adherence, oversee testing protocols, and provide onsite technical support for complex control systems. Their role ensures thorough documentation and operational integrity before project turnover, minimizing future issues.
Find The Related Jobs
Trane Technologies Plc
Turnkey Project Manager
Fargo, ND
Popular Searches for MEP Project Manager