Lead Maintenance Project Manager
Tower MRL · Hudson, WI · 2 wk ago
Information TechnologyFull-time
Position Details
Company: Tower MRL LLC
Job Title: Lead Maintenance Project Manager
Location: Hudson, WI (preferred)
Classification: Full-time, salaried exempt
Compensation: Competitive salary based on experience
Schedule: Typically, 40–50 hours per week, workload dependent.
Reports To: Member/Owner
Benefits and Compensation
- Life and AD&D insurance; Tower MRL covers 100% of premiums.
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance; Tower MRL covers 60% of premiums.
- Personal Time Off (PTO): Accrual of 120 hours during first year of employment.
- Paid Holidays: Starting at 30 days. Up to 10 paid holidays per year.
- 401(k) Plan: Company matching up to 4%. Eligibility is based on company policy.
- Boot Allowance: Up to $100.00 per year. Available after 90 days of employment.
- Available supplemental insurance for Accident, Critical Illness, and Short and Long-Term Disability.
Key Responsibilities
- Project Management and Customer Communication:
- Manage the Maintenance Department’s day-to-day work, including staff oversight, project priorities, subcontractor coordination, and departmental processes.
- Manage maintenance projects from intake through closeout.
- Review customer requests and define the scope of work.
- Prepare estimates and customer quotes.
- Schedule subcontractors and vendors.
- Track project progress and next steps.
- Communicate project status clearly to customers.
- Cookpilot customer approvals when work changes.
- Escalate project issues when needed.
- Migrate completed work to billing.
- Estimating and Cost Control:
- Estimate maintenance work accurately.
- Review subcontractor pricing.
- Track project costs against approved quotes.
- Identify added work before it is missed.
- Prepare or coordinate change orders.
- Watch for scope changes and site-condition changes.
- Support profitable project execution.
- Subcontractor and Vendor Coordination:
- Maintain and expand a reliable subcontractor network.
- Confirm subcontractor pricing and availability.
- Communicate scope before work begins.
- Collect updates while work is active.
- Review field photos and completion notes.
- Confirm work was completed properly.
- Address access issues, material needs, or customer questions.
- Expand vendor coverage where needed.
- Department Growth and Process Improvement:
- Help improve how the Maintenance Department operates.
- Strengthen the RFQ intake process.
- Improve estimating consistency.
- Improve project tracking.
- Improve subcontractor coverage.
- Improve closeout and billing handoff.
- Help the department become more scalable and responsive.
- Documentation, Closeout, and Safety Support:
- Keep project records organized.
- Collect required customer documentation.
- Review closeout materials for completeness.
- Confirm completed projects are ready for billing.
- Make sure subcontractors understand site requirements.
- Escalate safety concerns when reported.
- Escalate access, structural, electrical, lighting, or grounding concerns when reported.
- Support safe and compliant project execution.
- 5+ years of project management experience in a relevant field.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Adequate motor vehicle record.
- Ability to pass required pre-employment screening.
- Ability to complete company-required onboarding and training.
- Strong organization and follow-through.
- Strong written and verbal communication.
- Estimating and cost-tracking ability.
- Practical understanding of field-service or construction work.
- Strong computer skills.
- Ability to work independently.
- Ability to respond to occasional urgent project needs.
- Tower or telecommunications experience.
- Maintenance, civil, utility, construction, or field-service experience.
- Degree preferred; equivalent work experience accepted.
- Experience managing subcontractors or vendors.
- Experience helping grow a department or service line.
- OSHA 10 or OSHA 30.
- DOT physical/medical qualification.