Project Manager- Building Enclosure

REI Engineers•Raleigh, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Plan and perform project management and engineering duties for building enclosure design, construction administration, assessments, and investigations. Apply engineering principles and concepts gained through previous experience or formal education. Work across multiple projects, provide direction to technicians and less experienced colleagues, and perform engineering calculations and decision-making. Identify better ways of working, research and recommend improvements to the broader organization, and participate in their implementation. Level II and Level III Project Managers also mentor less experienced personnel and encourage their career and knowledge development. Prepare engineering documents for complex projects by collecting and analyzing field data, calculating design parameters, and identifying solutions to existing problems within budget limitations. A Professional Engineer reviews and seals calculations and project documents for compliance with state statutes. Construction management work can include contractor meetings, obtaining and evaluating pricing, recommending project awards to clients, reviewing submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, pay applications, and other construction documents, and identifying solutions to conflicts. Direct assessments and investigations by selecting processes, assembling and operating testing apparatus, and directing destructive openings and repairs in roofing and wall systems. Document observed conditions and deficiencies and recommend improvements. Participate in identifying and addressing workplace inefficiencies, internal culture concerns, and quality issues; help improve policies and procedures; and assist in preparing and delivering personnel training. Other responsibilities may be assigned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a scientific or engineering field, or completion of a formal technical program and equivalent experience.
Have or be working toward a certification or registration relevant to the solution specialty.
Working knowledge of materials and installation processes used in roofing, wall, pavement, and other envelope assemblies.
Working knowledge of building codes, ASTM standards, and engineering calculations, and ability to apply engineering judgment to field conditions.
Ability to read, understand, and develop project specifications, drawings, submittals, and other documentation; identify discrepancies between construction and project requirements; and communicate them verbally and in written reports.
Ability to operate assessment and investigation equipment, including infrared cameras, electrical capacitance meters, water testing units, and hand tools.
Working knowledge of job-site safety requirements and the safety equipment needed to perform the work.
Effective communication skills and ability to direct, motivate, and provide constructive criticism tactfully.
Fluent English reading, writing, and speaking skills.
Organizational skills and ability to interact with clients.
Word processing, spreadsheet, and general computer skills.
Project Manager Level 2: More than 2 years of relevant experience in a related field; consulting and/or engineering firm experience is preferred. Relevant formal education, technical programs, or certifications may count toward experience.
Project Manager Level 3: Typically, five or more years of relevant experience in a related field; consulting and/or engineering firm experience is preferred. Relevant formal education, technical programs, or certifications may count toward experience.
Project Manager Level 1: Entry-level to more than 1 year of experience.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree (preferred).
Three years of building enclosure experience (preferred).
Registered Consultant certification(s) (preferred).
Relevant experience at a consulting and/or engineering firm.
Formal education, technical programs, or certifications relevant to the field.

Responsibilities

Prepare engineering documents for complex projects by collecting and analyzing field data, completing engineering calculations, determining design parameters, and recommending solutions within budget limitations.
Perform construction management duties, including contractor meetings, obtaining and evaluating contractor pricing, and recommending project awards to clients.
Review construction submittals, shop drawings, RFIs, pay applications, and other project documents, and determine potential solutions to construction conflicts.
Direct assessments and investigations, including selecting processes, assembling and operating testing apparatus, and directing destructive openings and repairs in roofing and wall systems.
Document existing conditions and observed deficiencies and recommend improvements.
Identify workplace inefficiencies, internal culture issues, and quality issues; assist with improving policies and procedures and organizational growth.
Assist with preparing and providing training to personnel.
Provide work direction to technicians and less experienced colleagues; Level II and Level III Project Managers mentor less experienced personnel.
Carry out other responsibilities as assigned.