Project Manager

Some plumbing companies grow by adding trucks. This one has grown by building a reputation — for industrial-grade work, trenchless technology expertise, and a team that shows up when it matters, including at 2 a.m. when a facility can't afford to be down. Our client is a well-established commercial and industrial plumbing contractor serving a broad multi-state footprint across Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri, with capabilities spanning mechanical piping, sewer relining, municipal infrastructure, and full-scope commercial plumbing. They're looking for a Project Manager who came up through the field, still thinks like someone who did, and can lead crews on-site with the kind of authority that only comes from actually knowing the work.

What You'll Own

• Manage commercial and industrial plumbing projects from pre-construction through closeout, with active presence in the field throughout execution
• Directly supervise and lead plumbing crews on-site — setting the pace, solving field problems, and holding the team accountable to schedule and quality
• Coordinate project sequencing, manpower deployment, and material procurement to keep jobs moving without interruption
• Serve as the primary point of contact for clients, GCs, and inspectors — representing the organization professionally and maintaining relationships built on trust and follow-through
• Track project costs, labor hours, and job progress in real time, escalating issues before they become change orders
• Ensure work is performed in compliance with applicable codes, safety standards, and project specifications
• Contribute to pre-construction planning, scheduling, and scope review ahead of project kickoff

• Hands-on commercial or industrial plumbing background — you came up in the trade, not through an office — and your field credibility is evident from the first conversation
• Experience supervising plumbing crews directly on-site; candidates whose background is limited to subcontractor coordination or administrative project management will not be considered
• Strong working knowledge of commercial and/or industrial plumbing systems, mechanical piping, and applicable codes
• The ability to read and interpret construction drawings and plumbing specifications in the field
• Proven track record managing multi-million dollar plumbing scopes from start to finish
• Long-term commitment orientation — this organization values stability and candidates fully dedicated to the role
• Familiarity with Northwest Arkansas or surrounding regional market is a plus

Compensation: Competitive salary based on experience.

Health, dental, and vision insurance (partial employer contribution)

A stable, field-forward team with deep roots in the region and a diverse book of commercial, industrial, and municipal work