Registered Architect Job Honolulu area,Hawaii USA,Engineering

Position: Registered Architect (0080791)

Registered Architect

Title:

Registered Architect Position Number: 0080791 Hiring Unit:
Office of the Vice President for Community Colleges

Location:

Honolulu, HI Duties and Responsibilities

Develops a phasing and scheduling plan for the timely execution of the master plan.

Assists campus in preparing the multi-year and biennial special R&M Program for each campus and the Community College System.

Conducts site visits to determine feasibility of repair and extent of work involved.

Designs, prepares plans and technical specifications, and performs other duties as required to obtain a building permit. Stamps plans with his/her authorized architect/engineer seal.

Develops project schedules to coincide with the instructional programs of the campus.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of construction plans and specifications.

Evaluates contractor's proposals and recommends appropriate action.

Inspects construction.

Certifies the completion of the project.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of the Educational Specifications outlining planning objectives, space standards and design criteria for the preparation of long-range and incremental physical development plans for Community College campuses.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of the Complex Development Report based on the approved Educational Specifications. This also involves the developing of evaluation criteria for site utilization studies, and alternative development plans.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of developmental schedules and cost estimates.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of environmental assessments of proposed actions.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of schematic floor plans, cost estimates, time schedules, and scope of work to implement projects.

Prepares or coordinates the preparation of and reviews construction plans and specifications for conformance with Educational Specifications.

Ascertains that assignable spaces, functional relationships and equipment needs are adequate. Reviews the design for aesthetic value and efficiency to keep project within budget.

Compiles the furniture and equipment needs for the protect in consultation with the users and obtains approval from the Department of Budget and Finance.

Coordinates the preparation of and reviews the contract documents for conformance with the Educational Specifications.

Assists in problem solving during construction and performs periodic and final inspections of the project.

Assists in preparing the multi-year and biennial Capital Improvements Programs for each campus and the Community College System.

Prepares cost estimates for each project.

Serves as spokesperson, interpreter and dispatcher of information amongst consultants, contractors and the University community.

Reviews system designs, specifications and material submittals of consultants and contractors to insure compliance with University standards.

Manages new building design and construction which includes land use, zoning, geotechnical, and master planning.

Manages major renovation design and construction for projects exceeding $5 million in construction cost.

Oversees LEED (energy) requirements in projects specifications and drawings for all new building construction.

Provides construction administration oversight which involves special inspections, building inspections, archaeological monitoring, Outdoor Circle.

Assists the Director with presentations to the Community College administration, faculty, staff, Board of Regents for capital improvement funding and approvals.

Discusses details of projects with the Director to make major design decisions and consequences of those decisions.

Advises contractors on NPDES and stormwater runoff requirements.

Manages multiple aspects of new construction including but not limited to grading, soil conditions, structural system, HVAC, electrical, utility infrastructure, finishes, water tight construction and fulfilling the design intent.

Makes construction field decisions to keep the project on schedule and within budget but also upholding the design intent.

Understands and manages all aspects of construction including civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, fire suppression design, structural design as well as design intent.

Communicates and articulates design and construction intent and requirements with users, administrators, and the Director.

Other duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications

Possession of a baccalaureate degree in Architecture or Architectural Engineering or related field and 6 year(s) of progressively responsible professional experience with responsibilities for architectural work of which 6 years has been as a registered architect involving the application of professional architectural principles and practices in developing and preparing complete designs, drawings, specs, est or buildings, structures and installations; or equivalent education, knowledge, skills and ability as indicated.

Considerable working knowledge of principles,…