Construction Administrator

Apogee•Cary, NC

20h•$75,000 - $140,000

About The Position

Apogee Consulting was created in 1999 to serve clients' practical needs. We started in electrical design and now do healthcare architecture and engineering. We love encouraging architects, engineers, and other disciplines to effortlessly collaborate on design goals. Our company promotes innovation, growth, and project ownership. We provide innovative healthcare initiatives in 44 states. Our team is seeking a driven Construction Administrator. This crucial position requires knowledge of many building and project methods. A successful construction administrator has five or more years of experience designing or developing healthcare, medical office, commercial, municipal, federal, state, and office buildings and is proficient in various construction and project methods. Veterans Affairs experience helps. Benefits Apogee Consulting Group's greatest asset is its staff. In addition to a safe and cheerful workplace, we offer generous benefits to all employees.

Requirements

Five or more years of experience designing or developing healthcare, medical office, commercial, municipal, federal, state, and office buildings
Proficient in various construction and project methods
U.S. citizenship is required
Background checks will be performed

Nice To Haves

Veterans Affairs experience helps

Responsibilities

Provide or coordinate RFI responses, Submittal reviews, ASIs, and IGCEs.
Preemptive review of RFIs and submittals for completeness and clarity.
Submit to DORs after determining completeness.
Coordinate with estimating.
Attending OAC meetings and document construction progress.
Coordinate with multi-departments to deliver ASI and IGCE deliverables.
Coordinate or perform on-site inspections and create site observation reports.
Review and evaluate all project documents to ensure strict compliance during construction.
Pre-submission “CA” check for potential issues during construction. This could include constructability, sequencing or clarity issues.
Assess contract documents and review for level of constructability and prepare reports on design deficiencies for the supervisor.
Review for issues related to best practices or lessons learned.
Assist with the development of department processes and training.
Comply with safety requirements by ensuring adherence to construction and safety regulations when on project sites.
Coordinate with Project DORs for all matters pertaining to changes of design documents during construction.
Consult with assigned personnel on unusual or complex design problems and provide creative solutions.
Maintain clear communications within the department, with project DORs, design department managers, QAQC Department, and Cost Estimating Department.