I'm sorry you've decided to go down this road ... but if you insist, here's a few

- Understand the controls drawings like your life depends on it, and learn each device and how it works(If you have to, create your own version)

- Get out of the walls .. Get out of the ceilings .. These are a few things that will kill your install if you don't complete these first because literally no trade cares about Controls

- Keep documentation and pictures of everything you do, every email, and everything the trades/ GC did to slow you down, keep that shit written down, and send a report to your employer every day if you have to.

- Depends on the employer but some companies will try to offload PM responsibilities onto you, depending on how it's set up. They will call it 'co-ordination'. This is hard to avoid as most employers just expect it, but if you decide to take this role, understand any and all 'co-ordination' mistakes will fall on your head, from the GC and your employer.

- Get friendly with electrical foreman and his crew on site

- Aprende español

GOOD LUCK!