Project Manager

Georgetown University•Lexington, MA

17d•$66,783 - $126,720•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Manager plays a vital role in supporting the university mission by ensuring the delivery of high-quality campus design and construction capital projects. This position manages the planning, execution, and close-out of assigned projects, serving as a key liaison between internal partners, external consultants, and contractors. Reporting to the Planning and Capital Projects department, the individual manages multiple projects concurrently with budget values typically ranging from five thousand dollars to five million dollars, but could be higher. Responsibilities include leading projects from the design concept stage through construction documents, bidding, and construction administration to final turnover. The Project Manager provides direction and coordination for project teams composed of clients, architects, engineers, and operations personnel. They are responsible for obtaining necessary approvals from internal entities and government agencies while ensuring all work adheres to project budgets, schedules, and university standards. The Project Manager conducts regular on-site inspections to evaluate contractor performance and confirm the satisfactory progression of work. Throughout all phases of construction, the Project Manager ensures that work is performed in alignment with the university living wage policy for construction work, serving as a resource to help vendors meet labor accountability standards. The role may also involve designing small projects, supporting master planning efforts, and developing reports and presentations using design and planning software. Special assignments may require technical problem-solving and cross-functional collaboration. Performs special project activities requiring application of technical expertise to the development of solutions to unusually difficult problems, as assigned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree
Must be computer literate with specific knowledge of CADD and MS Project or other software (e.g., Primavera, etc).
MS Office fluency is required.
Requires a high level of interpersonal skills for daily interaction with construction personnel, faculty and staff, clients, GU managers, team members, and public agency officials.
Must have excellent oral and written communication skills.
Requires the ability to prepare clear and concise reports, a variety of matrices, oral presentations and code analyses.

Nice To Haves

Labor Relations; Civil, Structural, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering; Architecture or Landscape Architecture; Construction or Project Management degrees preferred
State Registration as an Engineer or Architect is preferred
Familiarity with certified payroll systems and auditing methodologies is preferred.

Responsibilities

Manages the planning, execution, and close-out of assigned campus design and construction capital projects.
Serves as a key liaison between internal partners, external consultants, and contractors.
Leads projects from the design concept stage through construction documents, bidding, and construction administration to final turnover.
Provides direction and coordination for project teams composed of clients, architects, engineers, and operations personnel.
Obtains necessary approvals from internal entities and government agencies.
Ensures all work adheres to project budgets, schedules, and university standards.
Conducts regular on-site inspections to evaluate contractor performance and confirm the satisfactory progression of work.
Ensures work is performed in alignment with the university living wage policy for construction work.
Serves as a resource to help vendors meet labor accountability standards.
May involve designing small projects, supporting master planning efforts, and developing reports and presentations using design and planning software.
Performs special project activities requiring technical problem-solving and cross-functional collaboration.
Reviews all projects managed by the office for adequacy of all aspects of complete design, code compliance, and GU standards.
Coordinates all project design issues with Georgetown clients and appropriate staff counterparts in other Planning and Facilities Management areas, the Department of Public Safety, the Office of University Information Services, representatives from Student Affairs and Residential Living, and other departments as applicable.
Manages multiple project teams, each consisting of from five to twenty team members.
Holds consultant and contractor team members accountable for performance of work stipulated by the contract scope of work and schedule.