Project Manager - Capital Construction and Tenant Improvement

Provides oversight to project team staff for University capital construction projects; including but not limited to construction means and methods, trade-specific tasks, all aspects of delivery, and for new ‘ground up’, re-purpose and/or Tenant Improvement projects. Provides supervision, mentoring, oversight, and training as required and necessary to assigned University Project staff along with outside consultants and contractors, as required/directed. Provides QA/QC on all aspects of the construction process.

• Participate independently and collaboratively in the strategy and planning for construction and delivery methods, schedules, logistics and solutions for specific major construction projects.
• Facilitate and oversee internal and externally sourced cost estimates and ‘ROM’ estimates for specific projects in various stages – conceptual on through developed construction documents (CD’s).
• Participate actively in the value engineering process as applicable.
• Oversee and provide direction on major conflicts, project/site sequences, logistics, utility/service outages/cutovers, occupied space impacts, and/or specific phasing challenges.
• Provide oversight and assurance on project delivery regarding conformity and consistency with University Standards and Design Guidelines, construction documents and specifications, and code compliance matters (City, County, State and Federal).
• Routinely visits specific project areas, spaces, and sites to review progress with respect to schedules, subcontractor and supplier performance, quality standards (QA/QC), safety, utilities coordination, and overall general contractor performance.
• Host project meetings and planning meetings.
• Report, record, file, distribute, and disseminate all project information as might be required and necessary.
• Participate in a leadership role in Executive Level reporting and communications.
• Play an active role in the oversight and administration of project timelines, milestones, and schedules ensuring on time project delivery and occupancy.
• Oversee and prepare designs, documents, reports, drawings, plans, and specifications for projects, engineered systems, or technical equipment or components.
• Represent the Director and the University as directed at City and County level meetings, presentations, and engagements as might be required.
• Lead and/or manage special projects, assessments, and surveys as might be assigned.

Provides oversight to project team staff for University capital construction projects; including but not limited to construction means and methods, trade-specific tasks, all aspects of delivery, and for new ‘ground up’, re-purpose and/or Tenant Improvement projects. Provides supervision, mentoring, oversight, and training as required and necessary to assigned University Project staff along with outside consultants and contractors, as required/directed. Provides QA/QC on all aspects of the construction process.

• Participate independently and collaboratively in the strategy and planning for construction and delivery methods, schedules, logistics and solutions for specific major construction projects.
• Facilitate and oversee internal and externally sourced cost estimates and ‘ROM’ estimates for specific projects in various stages – conceptual on through developed construction documents (CD’s).
• Participate actively in the value engineering process as applicable.
• Oversee and provide direction on major conflicts, project/site sequences, logistics, utility/service outages/cutovers, occupied space impacts, and/or specific phasing challenges.
• Provide oversight and assurance on project delivery regarding conformity and consistency with University Standards and Design Guidelines, construction documents and specifications, and code…