Project Manager, Facilities

Duke Careers•Durham, NC

1d•$68,970 - $127,008•Onsite

About The Position

This position is a Healthcare Facilities Project Manager responsible for managing new construction, renovation, maintenance, replacement, and upgrade projects across Duke Health facilities from initial planning through design, construction completion and occupancy.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management or related field of study.
Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in design, planning, evaluation and architectural programming related to institutional and/or health care buildings and systems.
Contract Administration and Record Keeping
Healthcare and/or institutional facilities
Project Management
Healthcare Facility Planning and Design
Construction Administration
Budgeting and Cost Estimating
Building Codes and Regulatory Compliance
Space Planning and Programming
Stakeholder Management
Communication and Leadership
Problem Solving and Decision Making
Documentation and Record Management

Nice To Haves

Project and Construction Management preferred.
Healthcare Facilities Planning and Design experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop facility programs and space planning strategies.
Analyze long-range space utilization and operational needs.
Prepare planning studies, reports, and recommendations.
Prepare Project Scope Statements.
Evaluate building conditions, infrastructure, and facility performance.
Assess compliance with federal, state, and local codes.
Recommend facility improvements and future utilization strategies.
Manage renovation, maintenance, replacement, and upgrade projects.
Coordinate planning, design, budgeting, procurement, construction, and closeout activities.
Supervise the selection, hiring and management of professional consultants and vendors engaged on projects.
Develop and monitor project schedules and cost estimates.
Manage submitttsals for project funding with Finance and Leadership.
Oversee specialized equipment procurement and installation.
Coordinate/develop the required Medical Equipment, Furniture, & Technology plans per project.
Serve as liaison between Duke Health users and departments, Design professionals, Contractors, Regulatory agencies, Facilities Planning, Design & Construction (FPDC), and Engineering & Operations (E&O).
Communicate project scope, status, schedule, and budget updates.
Resolve construction and renovation issues.
Assist users in prioritizing changes during construction.
Monitor project execution, inspections, and acceptance.
Assist with Transition and Go-live Activities.
Maintain project records, drawings, specifications, and approvals.
Support development and enforcement of facility and construction standards.
Help establish material and construction specification guidelines.