Mechanical Project Manager

Rightway Recruitment is supporting a well-established and growing multidisciplinary engineering consultancy in the search for a Project Manager – Mechanical Engineering to join their Vancouver team.Our client has a strong presence across North America and provides a broad range of engineering and building consulting services, including mechanical, structural, building restoration, capital planning, building envelope, accessibility, and energy optimization. They offer a collaborative environment focused on technical excellence, professional development, and long-term career growth.Key Responsibilities:
Project Management & Technical Delivery:
Lead and coordinate mechanical engineering projects from assessment through delivery.Prepare and contribute to mechanical construction documents, equipment specifications, and technical reports.Conduct site evaluations, mechanical equipment assessments, and building condition reviews.Support HVAC and plumbing system design, upgrades, and repairs for existing buildings and new construction.Complete warranty reviews, depreciation reports, life-cycle analyses, and capital planning assessments.Support cost estimating related to mechanical building systems.Act as a key point of contact for clients throughout project delivery.Coordinate with contractors, consultants, building owners, and other project stakeholders.Attend client meetings and provide technical guidance related to mechanical building systems.Develop and maintain positive, long-term client relationships.Represent the organization professionally at meetings, networking functions, and industry events.Provide technical guidance to Project Associates and junior engineering professionals.Mentor team members and support their ongoing technical development.Collaborate with mechanical leadership to maintain consistent, high-quality service delivery.Promote knowledge sharing, collaboration, and industry best practices across the team.Project Scope:
Existing building mechanical assessments and restoration.HVAC and plumbing system design and upgrades.Mechanical equipment assessments.Energy improvement and optimization projects.Mechanical consulting for new construction.Warranty reviews and building condition assessments.Depreciation reports and life-cycle analysis.Mechanical cost estimating and capital planning.What You Bring:
4+ years of relevant mechanical engineering experience involving the inspection and design of building mechanical systems.Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from an accredited institution.Demonstrated experience with HVAC and plumbing systems for buildings.Knowledge of building systems, life-cycle analysis, and cost estimating within the Canadian market.Registered or actively pursuing registration with Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia (EGBC).Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work effectively with clients, contractors, and consultants.Strong attention to detail, technical curiosity, and a collaborative, client-focused approach.Valid driver’s licence and access to reliable transportation.Based within the client’s Vancouver Mechanical Engineering team.Combination of office-based engineering and project work, client meetings, and site evaluations.Work alongside experienced mechanical leaders, Project Associates, junior engineers, and multidisciplinary professionals.Performance-based bonus program, with total compensation typically increasing by approximately 15%.Health Care Spending Account.Wellness Account.Professional development and ongoing learning opportunities.Potential future opportunity to purchase shares in the company.Regular team social events.Why This Role?:
This is an opportunity to join an established and growing multidisciplinary engineering consultancy while gaining exposure to a diverse range of mechanical and existing-building projects. You will work closely with experienced technical leaders, take ownership of projects and client relationships, and have a clear opportunity to continue developing your technical and leadership capabilities over the long term.
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