Construction Manager

Role

Title:

Construction Manager 5 (Mechanical)

Duration: 12 months contract with possible extension

Work Location:
Onsite Boydton, VA

Pay Rate: $80/hr to $95/hr on W2

Typical task breakdown and rhythm
- Manage the Mechanical scope of construction build

Top 3 skills:

• BAS
• Mechanical experience
• Construction experience

Project Overview

This Statement of Work defines responsibilities, scope, deliverables, and performance expectations for the Mechanical Engineer supporting construction of a mission‑critical data center facility. Mechanical systems include chilled water generation and distribution, CRAH/CRAC units, AHUs, evaporative cooling, heat‑rejection equipment, mechanical piping systems (CHW, CW, HHW, CDW, fuel), BAS controls, ventilation, pressurization, and fire protection coordination.

Engineering Design Review

• Review mechanical design documents, specifications, and IFC packages.
• Validate compliance with codes, OEM requirements, and owner design standards.
• Respond to RFIs and coordinate clarifications across multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Evaluate equipment selections, submittals, shop drawings, and proposed substitutions.

Construction Phase Services

• Conduct field walks to verify installation against drawings and specifications.
• Support installation sequencing and constructability reviews.
• Oversee equipment placement, clearances, anchorage, vibration isolation, and safety compliance.
• Monitor piping fabrication, welding QA/QC, and pressure testing.
• Resolve field non conformances and track corrective actions.

Coordination and Interface Management

• Coordinate MEP interfaces with electrical, structural, civil, plumbing, and controls disciplines.
• Support BIM coordination and clash resolution efforts.
• Participate in weekly OAC and MEP trade coordination meetings.
• Ensure mechanical systems integrate with electrical infrastructure, UPS rooms, battery rooms, and data halls.

Testing, Commissioning, and Turnover

• Develop and review commissioning scripts and procedures.
• Witness functional testing, equipment startup, CHW balancing, and BAS control point testing.
• Validate operational sequences and Basis of Design intent.
• Support IST, punchlist creation, closure, and final turnover documentation.

Deliverables

• Reviewed mechanical submittals and shop drawings.
• Weekly engineering field reports.
• RFI responses and technical clarifications.
• QA/QC inspection reports and built condition redlines.
• Commissioning witness reports.
• Final mechanical sign off for turnover.

Standards and Requirements

• Work must comply with ASHRAE standards, IMC, ASME B31.1/9, NFPA 90A/70/72/110, AHJ requirements, owner design standards, project specifications, and manufacturer installation guidelines.

Schedule Expectations

• Engineer supports all phases of project IMS, design reviews, major equipment submittal approvals, construction milestones, commissioning windows, and turnover deadlines.

Performance Requirements

• Timely review of submittals and RFIs.
• Accurate and clear documentation.
• Proactive issue identification and resolution.
• Collaborative engagement with GC, trades, and owner teams.
• High standards of safety, workmanship, and professionalism.