Project Manager - Facilities

Kennedy Krieger Institute • Baltimore, MD

22h • $64,501 - $114,089

About The Position

The Project Manager, Facilities will assist departmental leadership in day-to-day management and oversight of departmental operations and/or organizational capital improvement projects. This staff member will identify needs; research, obtain, compile, and analyze data; develop plans and designs; implement solutions to aid efficient operations and growth; coordinate with external consultants and contractors; and may work to renovate, modernize or build new facilities. This position works with budgets and is involved in the departmental grant preparation/development process to include tasking, tracking objectives and meeting time sensitive deadlines. The Project Manager, Facilities may be expected to work outside of standard working hours as needed.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Design, Construction Management Materials, Property Management, Business Administration, Mechanical or related field is required.
• Four years of experience in construction, project management, facilities management, or other related field can be substituted for a Bachelor’s degree with a High School degree or GED.
• A minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in facilities, consulting, and the management of building envelope projects is required.

Nice To Haves

• Experience working in commercial or healthcare environments preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversee the life cycle of each phase of construction projects, remodels, and other special project to include requirements, design, implementation, acceptance and closeout.
• Develops and designs feasibility studies for review and prepares various contracts, request for proposals, and reports.
• Coordinate and oversee contractors providing contract services during project execution to ensure that requirements are accomplished on time, to the specified quality, and within budget.
• Complete building and property condition assessments, design of repairs to existing building envelope components including: roofs, curtain walls, masonry, Exterior Insulation and Finishing system (EIFS) and pre-cast concrete.
• Supervise and manage Environment of Care requirements to include, but not limited to, preventative maintenance, equipment testing, system testing, and life safety documentation.
• Lead and support team efforts in the execution of projects to ensure the performance goals and expectations are met and are on time.
• Review purchase requisitions and decide most effective/efficient methods of purchase. Ensure requisition of within authorized allowance and meets all criteria as established by funding agencies and policies and procedures.
• Investigate and negotiates all long-term contracts on Institute needs and market trends.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level