MEP Design Manager

In a world of possibilities, pursue one with endless opportunities. Imagine Next! At Parsons, you can imagine a career where you thrive, work with exceptional people, and be yourself. Guided by our leadership vision of valuing people, embracing agility, and fostering growth, we cultivate an innovative culture that empowers you to achieve your full potential. Unleash your talent and redefine what’s possible. Job Description: Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented MEP Design Manager (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing) to join our team! In this role you will get to lead MEP planning, technical oversight, due diligence, and multidisciplinary integration for a large mission-critical facility. You will provide technical leadership across mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety, and controls/BMS systems, ensuring solutions support critical operational requirements, constructability, resiliency, commissioning, and overall operational readiness objectives. What You'll Be Doing - Lead MEP due diligence, technical assessments, and concept-level planning to support time-sensitive facility and investment decisions. - Plan and coordinate existing-condition assessments of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety, controls, and Building Management Systems (BMS). - Assess existing MEP systems for capacity, condition, reliability, maintainability, code compliance, remaining service life, and operational constraints. - Develop concept-level MEP solutions for system upgrades, replacement, resiliency, redundancy, hardening, and utility service strategies. - Ensure MEP solutions align with mission-critical performance, reliability, availability, and operational continuity requirements. - Identify critical MEP constraints, technical risks, and infrastructure limitations that could impact project feasibility, cost, schedule, or operational readiness. - Coordinate closely with the Program Lead, Scheduler/Planner, A/E teams, independent consultants, and Parsons technical specialists. - Lead multidisciplinary MEP coordination with IT/telecom, security, structural, architectural, fire and life safety, controls, and operational teams. - Ensure MEP requirements are fully integrated into the master Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule, pre-construction schedules, bid schedules, cost plans, logistics strategies, phasing plans, and project risk registers. - Define and coordinate shutdowns, outage windows, system tie-ins, temporary services, bypass arrangements, and operational continuity requirements. - Develop MEP phasing strategies that allow construction activities to proceed while maintaining critical facility operations. - Identify MEP long-lead equipment and establish realistic procurement requirements and durations for major equipment, including: - Generators - UPS systems - Switchgear - Transformers - Chillers and CRAC units - Air Handling Units (AHUs) - Pumps and associated mechanical plant - Controls and BMS equipment - Support Construction Manager-led procurement and trade packaging strategies for MEP systems. - Review MEP procurement sequencing and ensure equipment delivery requirements are aligned with construction and commissioning milestones. - Develop and review constructible MEP fit-out sequencing, including first-fix and second-fix activities, equipment installation, containment, access requirements, testing, and commissioning. - Coordinate MEP requirements associated with ceiling spaces, raised floors, plant rooms, equipment access, maintenance zones, and service routes. - Support commissioning-driven planning, including pre-functional testing, functional testing, Integrated Systems Testing (IST), system turnover, cutover, and operational readiness. - Provide technical MEP inputs and narratives to support conceptual estimating, cost planning, and reconciliation with independent cost consultants. - Review MEP cost assumptions and identify technical scope items that could create significant cost or schedule exposure. - Lead MEP risk identification, assessment, mitigation planning, and technical risk reporting. - Develop “what-if” scenarios to evaluate alternative phasing, shutdown, outage, procurement, and implementation strategies. - Assess the potential schedule, cost, operational, and technical impacts of alternative MEP solutions. - Prepare technical assessments, executive-level reports, presentations, recommendations, and decision briefs for senior stakeholders. - Translate complex MEP issues into clear recommendations that support timely project decision-making. - Support quality assurance and quality control of MEP studies, assessments, design documentation, and technical deliverables. - Review technical documentation for consistency, completeness, constructability, and alignment with project requirements. - Support the development of MEP requirements for future Construction Management Information System (CMIS) workflows. - Define documentation requirements for RFIs, technical submittals, commis

Lead MEP due diligence, technical assessments, and concept-level planning. Plan and coordinate existing-condition assessments of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety, controls, and Building Management Systems (BMS). Assess existing MEP systems for capacity, condition, reliability, maintainability, code compliance, remaining service life, and operational constraints. Develop concept-level MEP solutions for system upgrades, replacement, resiliency, redundancy, hardening, and utility service strategies. Ensure MEP solutions align with mission-critical performance, reliability, availability, and operational continuity requirements. Identify critical MEP constraints, technical risks, and infrastructure limitations that could impact project feasibility, cost, schedule, or operational readiness. Coordinate multidisciplinary MEP coordination with IT/telecom, security, structural, architectural, fire and life safety, controls, and operational teams. Define and coordinate shutdowns, outage windows, system tie-ins, temporary services, bypass arrangements, and operational continuity requirements. Develop MEP phasing strategies that allow construction activities to proceed while maintaining critical facility operations. Identify MEP long-lead equipment and establish realistic procurement requirements and durations for major equipment. Review MEP procurement sequencing and ensure equipment delivery requirements are aligned with construction and commissioning milestones. Develop constructible MEP fit-out sequencing, including first-fix and second-fix activities, equipment installation, containment, access requirements, testing, and commissioning. Support commissioning-driven planning, including pre-functional testing, functional testing, IST, system turnover, cutover, and operational readiness. Provide technical MEP inputs and narratives to support conceptual estimating, cost planning, and reconciliation with independent cost consultants. Lead MEP risk identification, assessment, mitigation planning, and technical risk reporting. Prepare technical assessments, executive-level reports, presentations, recommendations, and decision briefs for senior stakeholders.

Lead MEP due diligence, technical assessments, and concept-level planning to support time-sensitive facility and investment decisions. Plan and coordinate existing-condition assessments of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, life safety, controls, and Building Management Systems (BMS). Assess existing MEP systems for capacity, condition, reliability, maintainability, code compliance, remaining service life, and operational constraints. Develop concept-level MEP solutions for system upgrades, replacement, resiliency, redundancy, hardening, and utility service strategies. Ensure MEP solutions align with mission-critical performance, reliability, availability, and operational continuity requirements. Identify critical MEP constraints, technical risks, and infrastructure limitations that could impact project feasibility, cost, schedule, or operational readiness. Coordinate closely with the Program Lead, Scheduler/Planner, A/E teams, independent consultants, and Parsons technical specialists. Lead multidisciplinary MEP coordination with IT/telecom, security, structural, architectural, fire and life safety, controls, and operational teams. Ensure MEP requirements are fully integrated into the master Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule, pre-construction schedules, bid schedules, cost plans, logistics strategies, phasing plans, and project risk registers. Define and coordinate shutdowns, outage windows, system tie-ins, temporary services, bypass arrangements, and operational continuity requirements. Develop MEP phasing strategies that allow construction activities to proceed while maintaining critical facility operations. Identify MEP long-lead equipment and establish realistic procurement requirements and durations for major equipment, including: Generators; UPS systems; Switchgear; Transformers; Chillers and CRAC units; Air Handling Units (AHUs); Pumps and associated mechanical plant; Controls and BMS equipment. Support Construction Manager-led procurement and trade packaging strategies for MEP systems. Review MEP procurement sequencing and ensure equipment delivery requirements are aligned with construction and commissioning milestones. Develop and review constructible MEP fit-out sequencing, including first-fix and second-fix activities, equipment installation, containment, access requirements, testing, and commissioning. Coordinate MEP requirements associated with ceiling spaces, raised floors, plant rooms, equipment access, maintenance zones, and service routes. Support commissioning-driven planning, including pre-functional testing, functional testing, Integrated Systems Testing (IST), system turnover, cutover, and operational readiness. Provide technical MEP inputs and narratives to support conceptual estimating, cost planning, and reconciliation with independent cost consultants. Review MEP cost assumptions and identify technical scope items that could create significant cost or schedule exposure. Lead MEP risk identification, assessment, mitigation planning, and technical risk reporting. Develop “what-if” scenarios to evaluate alternative phasing, shutdown, outage, procurement, and implementation strategies. Assess the potential schedule, cost, operational, and technical impacts of alternative MEP solutions. Prepare technical assessments, executive-level reports, presentations, recommendations, and decision briefs for senior stakeholders. Translate complex MEP issues into clear recommendations that support timely project decision-making. Support quality assurance and quality control of MEP studies, assessments, design documentation, and technical deliverables. Review technical documentation for consistency, completeness, constructability, and alignment with project requirements. Support the development of MEP requirements for future Construction Management Information System (CMIS) workflows. Define documentation requirements for RFIs, technical submittals, commissioning.