MEP Coordinator Jobs
MEP Coordinator jobs are open across construction, engineering, healthcare, and commercial development at every level from entry-level to senior, with specializations in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems coordination. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Compensation Range
$120,000.00 - $195,800.00 Annual SalaryJob Description Summary:
Supervision and coordination of the scheduling and installation of Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Protection SystemsJob Description:
- Supervision of Mechanical/Electrical Superintendent
- Able to perform all Mechanical/Electrical Superintendent responsibilities
- Recruit, train and supervise activities of all Division Mechanical/Electrical Superintendents
- Evaluate future demand for Mechanical/Electrical superintendents by monitoring backlog and attending staff meetings as appropriate
- Monitor each Mechanical/Electrical superintendent’s compliance with their job descriptions and responsibilities and conduct formal employee performance evaluations
- Act as “contact” for all Project Manager and Superintendent requests for Mechanical/Electrical Superintendent needs
- Assist in developing sequences of installation for mechanical and electrical components
- Assist in establishing milestones for completion of various systems to allow sufficient time for pre-testing and testing
- Assist in establishing testing schedule for each subcontractor’s individual components leading up to coordinated testing of systems involving several contractors
- Assist in establishing shop drawing and submittal schedules and see to their maintenance and follow-up. Help identify long lead items, and see to their inclusion in the Master project Schedule, including all updates
- Monitor compliance with all schedules
- Assist in establishing job close-out schedules and implement specific procedures for close-out including submittals of as-builts, O&M manuals and Owner’s training
- Review for compliance with contract documents
- Review for proper scope coordination among all trades and ensure that appropriate submittals are exchanged among trades where necessary
- Check-off list developed to show completion dates for Set-in-Place, Wired, Controlled, Testing, and Accepted phases
- Estimating and Preconstruction
- Review mechanical and electrical preliminary estimates and preliminary schedules for accuracy
- Review subcontractor budgets, scope sheets, qualifications, exclusions, etc.
- Review subcontract proposals for scope, price and compliance with general contract
- Determine which systems will be considered in coordination activities (see attached list).
- Facilitate VDC processes, if applicable.
- Underground –plumbing, piping, conduits, grounding, shoring, foundations.
- Interstitial Space– ductwork, mechanical equipment, fire sprinkler, conduits and cabling, piping, fire/smoke dampers, framing, structural steel, seismic bracing, lighting, pneumatic tube, service access.
- Wall Framing and Rating – Piping, conduit, wall mounted equipment, j-boxes, interference walls, damper framing, access doors, wall bracing, fire stopping.
- Roof and penthouse – Equipment curbs, sleepers, platforms, penetrations, vibration isolation, discharge/intake proximity, equipment screens.
- Life Safety – Fire alarm, fire/smoke dampers, smoke detection, door closure, fire sprinkler flow, central station dialing, air handling shut down, smoke evacuation, elevator recall.
- Normal and Emergency Power – Utilities, Generators, switch gear, emergency and egress lighting, transfer switches, load shedding and fuel oil systems.
- Medical and Imaging Equipment - Mechanical and electrical connections, owner provided, contractor provided, anchorage, wall and ceiling backing.
- Low Voltage systems – BMS, lighting controls, fire alarm, smoke control, security, telecom cabling, IT equipment cooling, fire alarm central stations dialing, control system modem lines.
- Participate in weekly subcontractor’s meeting, as necessary
- Arrange special meetings and keep appropriate notes when necessary to coordinating subcontractor’s shop drawings, address special design problems with subcontractors and consultants, etc.
- Monitor on-site work to ensure compliance with contract requirements and schedule and contribute progress information to periodic update
- Inspect equipment, materials, and fabrications stored off-site to verify payment requests
- Identify work of other trades which requires coordination with mechanical and electrical work such as drywall, elevators, finish hardware, etc.
- Assist Project Manager in reviewing change order request for scope and pricing
- Assist in developing and implementing programs for temporary mechanical and electrical systems and/or the temporary use of permanent systems
- Make recommendations on subcontractor performance, abilities and suitability for bidding certain jobs, and on key subcontractor personnel to request for certain jobs
- Review mechanical and electrical payment requests and billing breakdowns
- Develop and maintain working relationships with building, plumbing and electric inspectors
- Perform manual work only in rare circumstances when, in employee’s independent judgment, exigent circumstances require it
- Document final close-out and Owner’s acceptance
- Ability to travel as required by management
- Ability to supervise multiple projects over a large geographic area as required by management
- Complete other responsibilities as assigned
MINIMUM SKILLS OR EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
- Having Healthcare (HCAi) project experience is preferred
- Degree in construction or engineering or equivalent experience
- Extensive field construction experience at supervisory level (Minimum 8 years as Mechanical Electrical Superintendent)
- Technical background in electrical/mechanical trades
- Knowledge of OSHA laws
- Contractual background
- Knowledge of job scheduling, planning, expediting and cost control Effective English verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to identify, address and solve jobsite problems
- Strong sense of urgency
- Knowledge of craft labor assignments
Summary of Benefits Verbiage
SUMMARY OF BENEFITS:
This role is eligible for the following benefits: medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company matching, Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP), individual stock ownership, paid vacation, paid sick leave, paid holidays, bereavement leave, employee assistance program, pre-tax flexible spending accounts, basic term life insurance and AD&D, business travel accident insurance, short and long term disability, financial wellness coaching, educational assistance, Care.com membership, ClassPass fitness membership, and DashPass delivery membership. Voluntary benefits include additional term life insurance, long term care insurance, critical illness and accidental injury insurance, pet insurance, legal plan, identity theft protection, and other voluntary benefit options.
About Us
Welcome to Swinerton—Building Excellence Since 1888
Swinerton is a 100% employee-owned construction company with a legacy of shaping skylines, transforming communities, and delivering award-winning projects across the United States. Since our founding in 1888, we have remained forward-thinking, operating with accountability, integrity, and a passion for building what matters.
As an integrated ecosystem of expertise, Swinerton brings together talented professionals from diverse backgrounds to deliver innovative and efficient construction solutions. Our collaborative, interdisciplinary approach sets us apart, allowing us to respond to any project challenge—regardless of size, location, or complexity.
When you join Swinerton, you become part of a dynamic network of employee-owners who are committed to excellence, safety, and continuous growth. We invest in your development, offer competitive benefits, and empower you to make a meaningful impact on every project and in every community we serve.
Discover how you can build your future with Swinerton. Explore our open positions and join a team that leads with ownership, integrity, and a shared commitment to success.
Swinerton—Building is not just what we do; it is who we are.
www.swinerton.com
Swinerton is an Equal Employment Opportunity, Minority, Women, Disability, and Veteran Employer.
Our Company is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. We have a commitment to provide equal hiring, training, compensation, promotion, transfer, layoff and recall benefits to all individuals without regard to gender, race, color, religion, age, mental or physical disability, medical condition, genetic information, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin, marital or domestic partner status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under federal or state laws or local ordinance or regulation.
We are committed to the safety and security of everyone interested in our company–including those who visit us online. Please note that Swinerton will only invite you to submit work history and personal information related to employment through our career portal Workday (which requires the set-up of a login) and communication will only come from individuals with an email address ending in @swinerton.com. If you receive fraudulent communication please inform us by emailing reportissues@swinerton.com.
Compensation Range
$120,000.00 - $195,800.00 Annual SalaryJob Description Summary:
Supervision and coordination of the scheduling and installation of Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Protection SystemsJob Description:
- Supervision of Mechanical/Electrical Superintendent
- Able to perform all Mechanical/Electrical Superintendent responsibilities
- Recruit, train and supervise activities of all Division Mechanical/Electrical Superintendents
- Evaluate future demand for Mechanical/Electrical superintendents by monitoring backlog and attending staff meetings as appropriate
- Monitor each Mechanical/Electrical superintendent’s compliance with their job descriptions and responsibilities and conduct formal employee performance evaluations
- Act as “contact” for all Project Manager and Superintendent requests for Mechanical/Electrical Superintendent needs
- Assist in developing sequences of installation for mechanical and electrical components
- Assist in establishing milestones for completion of various systems to allow sufficient time for pre-testing and testing
- Assist in establishing testing schedule for each subcontractor’s individual components leading up to coordinated testing of systems involving several contractors
- Assist in establishing shop drawing and submittal schedules and see to their maintenance and follow-up. Help identify long lead items, and see to their inclusion in the Master project Schedule, including all updates
- Monitor compliance with all schedules
- Assist in establishing job close-out schedules and implement specific procedures for close-out including submittals of as-builts, O&M manuals and Owner’s training
- Review for compliance with contract documents
- Review for proper scope coordination among all trades and ensure that appropriate submittals are exchanged among trades where necessary
- Check-off list developed to show completion dates for Set-in-Place, Wired, Controlled, Testing, and Accepted phases
- Estimating and Preconstruction
- Review mechanical and electrical preliminary estimates and preliminary schedules for accuracy
- Review subcontractor budgets, scope sheets, qualifications, exclusions, etc.
- Review subcontract proposals for scope, price and compliance with general contract
- Determine which systems will be considered in coordination activities (see attached list).
- Facilitate VDC processes, if applicable.
- Underground –plumbing, piping, conduits, grounding, shoring, foundations.
- Interstitial Space– ductwork, mechanical equipment, fire sprinkler, conduits and cabling, piping, fire/smoke dampers, framing, structural steel, seismic bracing, lighting, pneumatic tube, service access.
- Wall Framing and Rating – Piping, conduit, wall mounted equipment, j-boxes, interference walls, damper framing, access doors, wall bracing, fire stopping.
- Roof and penthouse – Equipment curbs, sleepers, platforms, penetrations, vibration isolation, discharge/intake proximity, equipment screens.
- Life Safety – Fire alarm, fire/smoke dampers, smoke detection, door closure, fire sprinkler flow, central station dialing, air handling shut down, smoke evacuation, elevator recall.
- Normal and Emergency Power – Utilities, Generators, switch gear, emergency and egress lighting, transfer switches, load shedding and fuel oil systems.
- Medical and Imaging Equipment - Mechanical and electrical connections, owner provided, contractor provided, anchorage, wall and ceiling backing.
- Low Voltage systems – BMS, lighting controls, fire alarm, smoke control, security, telecom cabling, IT equipment cooling, fire alarm central stations dialing, control system modem lines.
- Participate in weekly subcontractor’s meeting, as necessary
- Arrange special meetings and keep appropriate notes when necessary to coordinating subcontractor’s shop drawings, address special design problems with subcontractors and consultants, etc.
- Monitor on-site work to ensure compliance with contract requirements and schedule and contribute progress information to periodic update
- Inspect equipment, materials, and fabrications stored off-site to verify payment requests
- Identify work of other trades which requires coordination with mechanical and electrical work such as drywall, elevators, finish hardware, etc.
- Assist Project Manager in reviewing change order request for scope and pricing
- Assist in developing and implementing programs for temporary mechanical and electrical systems and/or the temporary use of permanent systems
- Make recommendations on subcontractor performance, abilities and suitability for bidding certain jobs, and on key subcontractor personnel to request for certain jobs
- Review mechanical and electrical payment requests and billing breakdowns
- Develop and maintain working relationships with building, plumbing and electric inspectors
- Perform manual work only in rare circumstances when, in employee’s independent judgment, exigent circumstances require it
- Document final close-out and Owner’s acceptance
- Ability to travel as required by management
- Ability to supervise multiple projects over a large geographic area as required by management
- Complete other responsibilities as assigned
MINIMUM SKILLS OR EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
- Having Healthcare (HCAi) project experience is preferred
- Degree in construction or engineering or equivalent experience
- Extensive field construction experience at supervisory level (Minimum 8 years as Mechanical Electrical Superintendent)
- Technical background in electrical/mechanical trades
- Knowledge of OSHA laws
- Contractual background
- Knowledge of job scheduling, planning, expediting and cost control Effective English verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to identify, address and solve jobsite problems
- Strong sense of urgency
- Knowledge of craft labor assignments
Summary of Benefits Verbiage
SUMMARY OF BENEFITS:
This role is eligible for the following benefits: medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company matching, Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP), individual stock ownership, paid vacation, paid sick leave, paid holidays, bereavement leave, employee assistance program, pre-tax flexible spending accounts, basic term life insurance and AD&D, business travel accident insurance, short and long term disability, financial wellness coaching, educational assistance, Care.com membership, ClassPass fitness membership, and DashPass delivery membership. Voluntary benefits include additional term life insurance, long term care insurance, critical illness and accidental injury insurance, pet insurance, legal plan, identity theft protection, and other voluntary benefit options.
About Us
Welcome to Swinerton—Building Excellence Since 1888
Swinerton is a 100% employee-owned construction company with a legacy of shaping skylines, transforming communities, and delivering award-winning projects across the United States. Since our founding in 1888, we have remained forward-thinking, operating with accountability, integrity, and a passion for building what matters.
As an integrated ecosystem of expertise, Swinerton brings together talented professionals from diverse backgrounds to deliver innovative and efficient construction solutions. Our collaborative, interdisciplinary approach sets us apart, allowing us to respond to any project challenge—regardless of size, location, or complexity.
When you join Swinerton, you become part of a dynamic network of employee-owners who are committed to excellence, safety, and continuous growth. We invest in your development, offer competitive benefits, and empower you to make a meaningful impact on every project and in every community we serve.
Discover how you can build your future with Swinerton. Explore our open positions and join a team that leads with ownership, integrity, and a shared commitment to success.
Swinerton—Building is not just what we do; it is who we are.
www.swinerton.com
Swinerton is an Equal Employment Opportunity, Minority, Women, Disability, and Veteran Employer.
Our Company is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. We have a commitment to provide equal hiring, training, compensation, promotion, transfer, layoff and recall benefits to all individuals without regard to gender, race, color, religion, age, mental or physical disability, medical condition, genetic information, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin, marital or domestic partner status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected under federal or state laws or local ordinance or regulation.
We are committed to the safety and security of everyone interested in our company–including those who visit us online. Please note that Swinerton will only invite you to submit work history and personal information related to employment through our career portal Workday (which requires the set-up of a login) and communication will only come from individuals with an email address ending in @swinerton.com. If you receive fraudulent communication please inform us by emailing reportissues@swinerton.com.
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Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Construction & Real Estate
- Consulting & Professional Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in MEP coordinator jobs.
- Experience reading and coordinating MEP drawings across multiple building systems
- Proficiency in Revit MEP, Navisworks, or AutoCAD MEP for clash detection
- Familiarity with RFI and submittal management processes on commercial projects
- Bachelor's degree in mechanical, electrical, or construction engineering preferred
- LEED AP or other construction-related certification is a plus
- Strong communication skills for coordinating between subcontractors, engineers, and project managers
Tips for Your MEP Coordinator Job Search
Tailor your resume to project types
Highlight the specific project types you have coordinated, whether healthcare facilities, data centers, or commercial high-rises, since employers screen for sector-relevant MEP experience. Generic construction resumes get passed over when postings ask for project-type fit.
List software tools by version
Name the exact coordination and BIM tools you use, such as Revit MEP, Navisworks, or AutoCAD MEP, and note your proficiency level. Many applicant tracking systems filter candidates by tool name before a human ever reviews the resume.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists mep coordinator openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by project phase
Some postings hire for design coordination while others need field coordination during construction. Reading the job description for phase-specific language, such as clash detection, RFI management, or systems commissioning, helps you apply only where your experience is a genuine fit.
Prepare a clash resolution example for interviews
Interviewers for mep coordinator roles consistently ask how you have resolved design conflicts between trades. Prepare a specific example covering the conflict, the coordination meeting, the resolution, and the outcome, keeping it tied to measurable schedule or cost impact.
Negotiate by scoping the role before discussing pay
Before any compensation conversation, confirm whether the role covers all three MEP disciplines or only one, the number of active projects at once, and travel expectations. Scope differences between postings with the same title can be substantial, and understanding them positions you to negotiate accurately.
MEP Coordinator Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most mep coordinators?
Swinerton, Danis Construction, and Mahogany. Inc, are hiring the most mep coordinators right now, with openings concentrated in California, Texas, and Virginia, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Activity tends to cluster around large commercial and healthcare construction markets.
How many mep coordinator jobs are remote?
About 0% of mep coordinator openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting that most coordination work is tied to active construction sites. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote flexibility are design-phase clash detection and BIM coordination roles, where field presence is not required daily.
How do you become a mep coordinator?
Most mep coordinators start with a degree in mechanical, electrical, civil, or construction engineering, then gain field or design experience as a project engineer or drafter. Building proficiency in BIM coordination software and working on increasingly complex projects, ideally with exposure to all three MEP disciplines, is the typical path to a full coordinator role.
Can I get hired as a mep coordinator with little experience?
Entry-level mep coordinator roles do exist, particularly at general contractors and MEP subcontractors who value recent graduates with strong BIM skills. Focusing on roles described as project engineer or MEP coordinator assistant, demonstrating hands-on software proficiency, and showing familiarity with construction documentation processes can overcome limited field experience.
What does the mep coordinator interview process look like?
Most mep coordinator interviews include an initial phone screen focused on project background and software tools, followed by a technical interview where you walk through how you have managed clash detection or coordinated between trades. Some employers add a practical exercise involving a Navisworks or Revit model review before extending an offer.
Where can I find and apply to mep coordinator jobs?
You can find and apply to mep coordinator jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search for roles that fit your experience level and project specialization, then apply directly to each listing that matches what you are looking for.
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