Design Manager - Architecture

The Haskell Company•Salt Lake City, UT

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Design Manager executes design project management for small projects and/or those with limited disciplines from proposal phase through project closeout. Leads and inspires the design team to collaborate to achieve all project goals.

Requirements

Professional registration (required).
Knowledge of various relevant architectural and engineering systems (e.g., facilities, process and/or packaging systems as applicable).
Knowledge of drawing production software and integration requirements for complete project modeling.
Intermediate skills in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Ability to work independently and with a team.
Ability to adjust to changing timelines, meet deadlines and excellent time management skills.

Nice To Haves

Project Management Professional (PMP) certification desired but not required.

Responsibilities

Ensures the compliance with all Prime Contract requirements.
Develops, monitors, and updates an efficiently sequenced project design schedule and regularly advises the project team of changes.
Assures design consultants are prequalified.
Prepares Professional Service Agreements for design consultants that minimize risk to the Company.
Evaluates and distributes changes/add services effecting project scope and schedule.
Prepares clear and concise project communications, oral and written.
Builds positive working relationships with current clients, internal and external, establishing a relationship of trust.
Displays a commitment to safe work practices both during design document development and in the field.
Facilitates and monitors design reviews of documents to ensure project quality objectives are achieved.
Utilizes standard project management tools and techniques that comply with all company policies from proposal through close-out.
Forecasts and reports project financial performance and reviews with design business unit leaders and project leaders (for integrated projects).
Solicits input from practice areas for development of fee proposal or change order requests/add services.
Travel up to 20% annually.