Project Coordinator Jobs in Denver, CO
Project Coordinator jobs in Denver are concentrated in LoDo, the Central Business District, and the River North Art District, driven by demand in construction, healthcare, technology, and government contracting. Employers hiring right now include HDR, AECOM, and Ledcor. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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We are looking for the person who builds our service department, and who makes sure every job we sell gets permitted, scheduled, inspected, and closed on time.
Just Heat Pumps is a locally owned, emissions-driven heat pump company serving Denver Metro and the Front Range of Colorado. We design and install heat pump systems to a standard most of this market does not attempt, and we are growing fast.
We are looking for a service manager to help us work in, improve on, and build out our service department as we grow. This is a local, hybrid remote/in person role. We will teach you heat pumps, how to triage, and Front Range nuances of HVAC. What we need is someone who owns the result, is accountable for the outcomes, and who manages and builds the department over time. If a date slips, this is the person who knew first, told us first, and already has the fix in motion.
We hire for character and aptitude first, then build skills together.
WHAT YOU WILL OWN
You’ll be the point person on service, some on-call weekend phones, emergencies, backup on scheduling and inspections, and more.
- Build and own the service department. Not inheriting one, building it with us: triage script, dispatch rhythm, maintenance plans, parts and truck stock, warranty and callback tracking.
- Service intake and dispatch, including winter no heat calls. Every call, text, email, and web form becomes a documented job the same day, with symptom, equipment, history, and urgency captured well enough that a tech can prepare before leaving the shop.
- The schedule. Every sold or booked job with crew, materials, appointment windows lined up, synced and enhanced with installation scheduling, inspections and closeouts.
- Permits and inspections. Pull and track permits across the Front Range jurisdictions, book inspections, coordinate access and crew presence, and own the path to a passing reinspection.
- Full backup for our Heat Pump Admin seat. Trained on the whole fulfillment workflow so nothing stalls when someone is out. It works both ways. See the next section.
- Vendors and customer communication. Electricians, sheet metal shops, and distributors held to committed dates. Customers receive plain language, accurate dates, and updates.
- Clean records and closeouts. Job status, permits, equipment, serials, and notes current in our software so anyone can pick up a job cold. Commissioning records and paperwork complete before a job reaches our rebate team.
- On call. On rotating weekends you answer the company phone, triage with our emergency decision tree, and route true emergencies to the on call tech. During a deep freeze everyone is on deck, and that time is paid.
You don’t have to be perfect at all of this on day one, but you need to be honest about what you know, hungry to improve, and comfortable leading a new department.
WHO YOU ARE (CHARACTER-FIRST)
We hire on character first. We care more about who you are than how long your resume is. You might be a great fit if you:
- Finish what you start. If you said the permit gets pulled Tuesday, it gets pulled Tuesday, and if it cannot be, we hear about it Monday.
- Treat a deadline as yours even when you are waiting on someone else, and never let “waiting on” become the reason something did not happen.
- Stay calm and kind on the phone with a cold, frustrated homeowner. Service is Customer Service, after all, and we are in a people business.
- Like equipment. You want to understand how a system works, more than just move it through a calendar.
- Speak up when a process is broken, with a fix in hand, and leave notes good enough that anyone can cover for you.
- Want your work to help Colorado homes clean Denver’s air.
Our core values: Unwavering Integrity, Top Quality, Positive Impact, and Efficiency and Performance.
Requirements
- You live in Denver Metro and can be at our warehouse at 5180 Fox Street weekly if needed.
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for field and training days.
- One or more years of scheduling, dispatch, permitting, or project coordination in a trade (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, solar, roofing, or similar). HVAC experience is a strong plus.
- Comfortable on the phone with homeowners all day, and hands on with field service software (Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Jobber, or similar) and Google Workspace.
- Available full time regular hours Mountain Time, Monday through Friday, plus weekend on call with the option for weekdays off to stagger some weeks.
- Legally able to work in the United States.
WHAT WE OFFER
- Pay: $25 to $31 per hour, based on experience.
- Paid time off: A defined amount of weeks based on tenure and increases with time with the company.
- Health and retirement: QSEHRA health reimbursement plan after 90 days covering premium and qualified medical expenses and a SIMPLE IRA with a 3% match after 180 days.
- Paid on call: Alternating on-call weekend pay to help with the phones and routing.
- Training: Structured onboarding, SOP training, heat pump tech, triage, permitting, and our systems. In house training lab, and manufacturer and distributor training is paid time.
- Career Path: A path toward more accountability and possible upper management; friends and family discounts in our service area and more.
We are designing one of the best heat pump training systems in the U.S. – your input will shape it.
HOW WE HIRE (AND HOW YOU APPLY)
We don’t hire off a resume alone. Our process:
1. Email your resume to HR@JustHeatPumpsLLC.com with the subject line “Project Manager & Service Manager: [Your Name]”, including your requested hourly rate, where you live, and why this role.
2. You must . Applicants without it will not be considered.
3. Two short calls with our owners: character and communication, then skills.
4. A paid scheduling exercise, about 45 minutes: a messy week of installs, permits, inspections, and a no heat call.
5. An in person visit to the warehouse to meet the crew, then reference and background checks, an offer, and onboarding against the dates above.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Pay: $25.00 - $31.00 per hour
Expected hours: 25.0 – 40.0 per week
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Health insurance
- Opportunities for advancement
- Paid time off
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Denver, CO 80216
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Project Coordinator Jobs in Denver: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a project coordinator job in Denver?
Focus your search on Denver's construction and development firms, healthcare systems, technology companies in the Central Business District and RiNo, and federal contractors near the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood. Candidates with PMP certification or experience using tools like Smartsheet, Asana, or Microsoft Project stand out locally. Tailoring your resume to reflect Denver's project-heavy infrastructure and energy sectors gives you a real edge over generalist applicants.
Which companies hire project coordinators in Denver?
Denver project coordinator roles are posted by HDR, AECOM, and Ledcor and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Denver's mix of large healthcare networks, construction developers, aerospace and defense contractors, and technology firms means hiring is spread across both enterprise employers and fast-growing mid-size companies.
Are there remote project coordinator jobs in Denver?
Yes, though availability depends heavily on the role type since construction and facilities coordination tends to be on-site while software implementation and administrative coordination is commonly remote. About 59% of project coordinator openings tied to Denver are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting a market that blends hands-on local projects with desk-based coordination work. Technology and consulting employers in Denver are the most likely to offer flexible arrangements.
How can I get a project coordinator job in Denver with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Denver is targeting project administrator or project assistant roles at construction firms, healthcare systems like UCHealth or SCL Health, or technology companies in the Central Business District, where coordinator roles often promote from within. Community College of Denver and Metropolitan State University of Denver offer project management coursework that local employers recognize. Volunteering with Denver nonprofits on event or operations projects also builds a portfolio that hiring managers here notice.
Which industries hire the most project coordinators in Denver?
Most project coordinator openings in Denver sit in Healthcare & Medical Services and Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Denver's ongoing commercial construction activity, large regional healthcare infrastructure, and growing technology sector create sustained and overlapping demand for coordination professionals across all experience levels.
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