Midwest Non-Acute Construction Project Manager

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Midwest Non-Acute Construction Project Manager

Advocate IL Non-Acute locations

Full Time; 1st shift

• Participates in the bid review process; analyses quotations and proposals
• Reviews submittals for accuracy and conformity to LGH specifications
• Insures that projects are built according to specifications
• Administers construction projects and maintains project documentation
• Assists in the preparation of initial budget estimates for approval
• Reviews bids and assists in the selection of appropriate contractors
• Prepares change orders for approval
• Reviews and processes pay requests
• Maintains and updates project budget tracker sheets

• Coordinates contractor meetings on a regular or as needed basis
• Inspects progress of contractor work as related to project schedule
• Fields questions and interfaces between contractors, engineers, contract architects, staff architects, and consultants
• Coordinates construction activities (such as shutdowns) that directly affect hospital operations
• Updates appropriate hospital personnel regarding construction activities

• Attends planning meetings with user groups, ensuring that the design meets their needs and works within budget
• Interfaces with contract architects and staff architects, designers, engineers, and consultants to ensure that construction documents conform to design intent and to established Advocate Health Care, Bro Menn, Eureka, and Eastside Medical Office Building standards

• Prepares and updates life-safety ILSM project documents, coordinates and reviews fire evacuation, IDPH comments, and accrediting organization comments
• Archives all final construction and permit documents and ensures they are accessible to Advocate, in compliance with law and internal procedures

• BA/BS in Engineering, Construction Management, or Architecture (or related major)
• 2 or more years of project management experience, with the majority in hospital or health care settings

• Basic skills in word processing, scheduling, and accounting spreadsheets
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical data
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

• Self-ambulation to visit job sites on campus
• Ability to walk on stairs, ladders, climb scaffolding, and navigate dusty environments
• Travel within Bloomington/Normal/Eureka areas, requiring access to a vehicle