Project Manager 3 (PM3)

Austin Community College•Austin, TX

12d•$83,665 - $105,783•Hybrid

About The Position

Provide professional project management of design and construction projects for college facilities from project initiation through completion of project design, construction, and warranty phases. Projects may include new construction, fit‐out of shell spaces, renovation of existing spaces, and maintenance of existing building and campus infrastructure. The Project Manager 3 (PM3) position is a professional team leader with 8+ years of professional experience in the design and construction field, preferably with experience as an owner’s representative in an institutional setting. He or she is actively working towards growing as an organizational and client leader. He or she may mentor less experienced professionals to support their growth and successful work output, and is capable of leading projects.

Requirements

Eight years related work experience providing project management of design and/or construction activities for renovations and new construction of institutional or commercial facilities.
Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Construction Science, Architecture, or Engineering.
Maintaining an established work schedule, with occasional nights and weekends.
Maintaining confidentiality of work-related information and materials.
Preparing budgets and monitoring the disbursement of funds.
Effectively using interpersonal and communications skills including tact and diplomacy.
Effectively using organizational and planning skills.
Interpreting legal descriptions of leases, easements, restrictive covenants, and all similar documents affecting real estate property.
Performing all facets of projects such as the coordination, demolition, inspection, security, title clearance, soil testing, permits, etc.
Making presentations related to facilities and projects.
Collaborating with others to reach mutually beneficial goals and objectives.
Negotiating, evaluating and administering contracts.
Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships.
Use a variety of spreadsheet, word processing, database, presentation, facility management, task management, budget reporting, and project management software.

Nice To Haves

Experience as an owner’s representative in an institutional setting.
Ten years related work experience providing project management of design and construction activities for renovations and new construction of institutional or commercial facilities for a facility owner.
Master’s degree in Construction Management, Construction Science, Architecture, or Engineering.
Project Management certification such as PMP, CEFP, CCM, or similar.
OSHA 30 certification

Responsibilities

Establishes specific needs and project scope requirements; evaluates alternatives, prepares budget estimates, and obtains concurrence of initial scope of work.
Prepares initial project scope, budget, and delivery schedule; secures project funding and procures service of design consultants or service vendors required to complete project scope of work; prepares and negotiates contracts; approves payments to vendors; ensures compliance with all applicable local ordinances, and state and federal codes and laws.
Presents and reviews proposed solutions with department representatives, design consultants, and service vendors to ensure project scope meets client's needs; reviews design progress to ensure compliance with project budget, delivery schedule, and quality requirements in accordance with College’s design guidelines and construction standards.
Directs, manages, and tracks the overall design and construction phases to meet the established project scope, budget and schedule; meets with local community committees and stakeholders to resolve potential problems and address concerns.
Schedules progress coordination meetings and periodic field inspections to ensure completed work in place is acceptable and in accordance with the design intent and satisfies the client's needs and completion timeline; addresses or corrects discovered conditions to ensure continued operation, life safety, and security of the educational environment.
Prepares reports to update project status to facilities and operations division, campus managers, district leadership, and other stakeholders, including any community committees.
Reviews, suspends/rejects, or approves all services invoices and commodity procurements; monitors payment processing with other departments to ensure timely processing of vendor payments; verifies that services or commodities invoices are complete and satisfactory.
Provides consistent, timely, and reliable communication between all project stakeholders including clients, professional service providers, College personnel, and contractors, to ensure projects are thoroughly documented and understood. Keeps track of progress and resolves issues as they arise, during all phases of projects.
Manages multiple projects simultaneously and successfully within the demanding College environment.
Mentors and guides project management staff with less experience, in order to support successful project delivery at all levels of the organization.
Coordinates and supports emergency response when emergencies occur on active construction project(s), including coordination and communication between ACC, contractor, vendors, and other associated parties on projects.
Stays current with building codes, building materials and methods, and College design guidelines and construction standards.
May serve on committees and task forces.
May represent department at College events.