M.E.P. Coordinator - Building Commissioning
SpawGlass
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- Location
- Harlingen, TX
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 20
- 2 days ago
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About the company
SpawGlass
Construction · 501 to 1,000 employees
What you'll do
- Support the planning, coordination, and commissioning of MEP and low-voltage systems
- Manage compliance requirements and support building automation integration
- Oversee testing, startup, and closeout activities
- Ensure MEP work aligns with project drawings, specifications, commissioning plans, and owner requirements
- Support documentation, verification, and turnover processes
- Assist in resolving field-driven MEP challenges
Key skills
Problem-solvingSafetyAccuracy
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As our MEP Coordinator, you will lead the delivery of high‑quality commercial construction projects by supporting the planning, coordination, and commissioning of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and low‑voltage systems. In this role, you will ensure that building systems operate as intended by managing compliance requirements, supporting building automation integration, and overseeing testing, startup, and closeout activities across fast‑paced project environments.
You will collaborate closely with project managers, superintendents, subcontractors, and design teams to ensure that all MEP work aligns with project drawings, specifications, commissioning plans, and owner requirements. You will also support the documentation, verification, and turnover processes necessary for high‑functioning and fully compliant building systems.
Experienced coordinators may take on more complex systems integration responsibilities, lead commissioning meetings, work directly with owners and facility teams, assist in resolving field‑driven MEP challenges, and support continuous improvement in project execution.
Successful team members in this role are committed to accuracy, system performance, safety, problem‑solving, and delivering excellent results throughout construction and commissioning.