Project Manager

JOB DESCRIPTION: OVERVIEW The Data/Low Voltage Project Manager at Swartley Brothers is a multifaceted leadership role. An applicant needs to possess technical knowledge combined with field experience and be responsible for overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of low-voltage electrical projects. These projects include, but are not limited to, data cabling, CCTV, card access, fiber optics, and fire alarm systems. This position requires the ability to meet with customers, provide solutions, create accurate estimates, present to the customer and follow through the closeout process. A significant component of the role involves accurate estimating using tools like Accubid, as well as maintaining strong customer relationships through responsive communication and high-quality service. A qualified candidate combines technical field expertise in low-voltage systems with strategic thinking, organizational skills, and a customer-focused mindset. Field Experience in data/low voltage is a must for this role. This position allows you to grow a customer base with the backing of a trusted company that has been in business for 98 years, supported by an experienced, professional team and internal support. LEADERSHIP Motivate and inspire others Lead by example with a perspective of serving and facilitating the electricians. Provide direction and support to the field technicians. Actively be a part of growing technicians within the organization to accomplish individual growth as well as company growth. Actively setting goals both personally and for the technicians. Work as a team with the whole department. Manage subcontractors costs, and schedules with the needs of the customers and Swartley Brothers. Demonstrate good organizational skills. Manage stressful situations positively. Possess strong verbal and written communication skills. Ability to multi-task and manage numerous projects simultaneously. Possess and continue to grow an understanding of the National Electric Code. Make clear decisive decisions. Show strong ownership mindset and accountability Actively seeks out next steps and drives progress Works independently with minimal supervision Comfortable driving work forward without constant direction Proactively identifies opportunities and follows through with outcome TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE The applicant needs to possess the following technical knowledge with field experience. Cat 5 & 6 wiring practices with experience in terminating and testing those systems. CCTV and Card Access- experience in wiring and installation of end devices such as door strikes, card readers and power supplies. Can recognize the different types of cameras as well as having knowledge in the different types of wiring that each requires. Fiber Optic- understands the different types of cabling, installation practices, terminations and splicing, and is knowledgeable in testing fiber optic cabling. Can specify which types are needed to accomplish what the customer needs even when the customer doesnt understand exactly what is needed. Fire Alarm- Is familiar with IDC (initiating Device Circuit) and SLC (Signaling Line Circuit) circuits. Has a basic knowledge of the different types of devices and how to install and troubleshoot them. CUSTOMER RELATIONS Customer relations involve managing the interactions between the customer, our electricians, suppliers and subcontractors. The result of good customer relations is that all parties are enthusiastic about both the relationship, schedule, project cost and final quality of the project. Build lasting relationships with customers through attentive service, reasonable pricing and high-quality work. Be accessible, available, and responsive to the customer. Work to understand the customers point of view. Be able to meet the needs of the customer while understanding the importance of being profitable. ESTIMATING A large portion of the project management position at Swartley Brothers includes estimating. This consists of the ability to accurately assign a cost to a project prior to its implementation. A successful estimator will be able to: Read and understand blueprints and electrical specifications. Understand what materials and labor are needed to complete a project. Become proficient with the use of Accubid estimating software. Be able to explain the costs associated with a project. Be forward thinking about future cost impacting events. Aggressively price and pursue change orders when necessary.

Created: 2026-03-10