The Construction Project Manager manages the repair, replacement, and renovation of owned and leased facilities. The role may supervise project leads and foremen and serves as a point of contact for vendors, customers, architects, engineers, inspectors, and other stakeholders. The Project Manager works with department managers to develop project scopes, cost estimates, specifications, timelines, logistics, and plans for completing work with in-house staff or outside contractors. The role coordinates with internal hospital departments, including Safety and Security, Infection Control, and Compliance, and with outside agencies to ensure work complies with applicable building and healthcare codes and regulations. The Project Manager also conducts quality assurance inspections and maintains project logs, inspections, and budgets. The position organizes project functions and personnel, assigns and monitors responsibilities, develops master schedules and project priorities, estimates project costs, prepares budget documentation and change order requests, and coordinates architects, engineers, consultants, contractors, suppliers, and internal stakeholders. It develops purchase orders, monitors schedules and vendor progress, verifies payment requests and invoices, prepares monthly project cost accounting reports, obtains required approvals, and ensures completed as-built drawings are properly filed. The role communicates project impacts to the Associate Vice President, Real Estate and project executive sponsor, particularly regarding HVAC, medical gas, communications, electrical, and plumbing systems. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level