Associate Project Manager; Facility Asset Management

Associate Project Manager (Facility Asset Management)
Responsibilities

• SAFETY: Responsible for overall project safety, obtaining final approval for contractor submitted safety plans and compliance to the project safety plan. Includes compliance with all regulatory (OSHA) requirements, corporate governance requirements, and Facilities Asset Management (FAM) Standard Operating Guide (SOG).
• PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT: Responsible for the development, planning, execution, and closeout of all aspects of the project throughout the project life. Includes project design, development, implementation, budget, cash flow reporting, and maintaining accurate Estimated Forecast to Complete (EFC) for financial reporting, and maintenance of all job files. Lead project scope development and options analysis. Lead project estimate development and review with the support of the Project Estimator.
  
  Develop project implementation strategy and schedule with the support of Project Scheduler. Obtain funding approval before implementation with the support of the Project Controller. Closely manage project timelines and schedules to manage client expectations and ensure minimum impact on Operations.
• TEAMWORK AND
  
  COLLABORATION:
  
  Assemble project teams with internal and external resources to complete all assigned projects. Oversee the efforts of all project team members to ensure that they are working as an integrated team in delivering against project goals. Develop and maintain positive relationships with team members and customers/clients. Partner with all lines of business (LOB) to ensure the final product best meets the intended business objective.
• CONTRACT DEVELOPMENT: Provide support for the administration of contracts including the scope of work, unit costing items, bid alternates, and operational constraints required for contract preparation.
• PROJECT
  
  SCHEDULE:
  
  Responsible for the project schedule, establishing critical path tasks to ensure schedule compliance, and ensuring proper man‑loading requirements of the contractor to achieve the desired completion date.
• CLIENT COMMUNICATION: Responsible for coordinating operational constraints and job objectives together to achieve a seamless project. Includes timely communication with Business Partners, Clients, and management regarding project status, schedule, financial and guest impacts. Communicate project information effectively to LOB client and all impacted Resort divisions and management.
• TECHNICAL
  
  COMPETENCY:
  
  Technically competent with various software programs such as construction management software and Microsoft suite of products (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.). Utilize project and contract management systems in the daily operation of the business.
• PROCESS
  
  COMPETENCY:
  
  Responsible for timely issuance of field directives, collection of costing concurrence memos, conversion to change orders, and management approval to allow for accurate Estimated Forecast to Complete (EFC) reporting and timely job closeout. Manage project budgets and provide timely project spending updates with the support of the Project Controller. Work closely with the Program Manager to accomplish objectives and improve business processes.
  
  Focus on continuous performance improvement and efficiency.

• Four-year college degree (BA / BS) in project/construction management or related field and 2+ years of applicable hands‑on project/construction experience or 2 years of college and 8+ years of applicable hands‑on project/construction experience.
• Four years of project management/construction management in hospitality, commercial and industrial construction. Theme Park construction experience is a plus.
• Proven knowledge of project management process and demonstrated ability to manage a portfolio of projects over $4M annually.
• Proven knowledge of project accounting, estimating, scheduling, budgeting, document management, best value contracting, contract management, and cost forecasting.
• Knowledge of construction materials, methods, and techniques. Familiarity with all construction applicable codes, i.e., UBC, NEC & UFC.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills with the ability to prepare presentations for department management reviews that drive related decisions.
• Outstanding attention to detail and organization skills.
• Demonstrated leadership skills.
• Demonstrated computer skills in Windows, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Ability to communicate with all levels, including hourly crafts as well as executive.