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Building Enclosure Project Manager
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Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
Overview
Overview Building Enclosure Project Manager II holds overall responsibility for assigned building enclosure projects of medium to high scope complexity. Duties include planning and executing a specific project plan, delivering quality products and services to the client in a timely manner, managing project financials, and serving as the primary contact between the SSR project team and the client. The Building Enclosure Project Manager II manages multiple projects including new construction commissioning as well as existing building investigations and consulting and is responsible for the results of assigned projects (Total Project Success).
Responsibilities
Completes the project scope and requirements with the client and other stakeholders and communicates project scope and requirements to the project team
Prepares and implements a proactive Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) plan for projects
Performs condition surveys and failure investigations of existing buildings related to building enclosure air and moisture leakage
Designs repairs to correct the root cause of investigated enclosure issues
Coordinates and directs or performs enclosure testing
Oversees the profitability of the project by negotiating fees and contracts as may be appropriate, participating in the budgeting process, and ensuring that invoices are accurate and delivered in a timely manner
Identifies, negotiates, and administers fees for additional services
Schedules work, communicates schedule information to the project team, and monitors manpower requirements
Facilitates communication between the client and the project team; documents important issues
Coordinates activities of the project team and contractors during the design and construction phases
Performs project job site visits to investigate field conditions, monitor progress, and ensure conformance to design specifications, owner expectations, and building codes during construction
Coordinates with other disciplines to determine equipment needs, implement operating procedures, and provide technical information
Monitors accounts receivables on projects and initiates corrective action as needed
Prepares the final report that documents all BE activities
Supervises the job close out process to ensure documentation, lessons learned, and filings are complete
Participates in planning and budgeting processes, which includes preparing monthly billing projections and budget metrics as required by management
Assists management in the training and mentoring of less experienced colleagues within the BE group
Assists management in the evaluation of less experienced colleagues within the BE group
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Knowledge
Thorough knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) software
Knowledge of project approach and systems design
Knowledge of building enclosure systems (roofing, below grade waterproofing, or vertical wall systems)
Knowledge of building codes and regulations
General knowledge of accounting and how to create and maintain budgets
Skills
Comprehension – ability to understand information, ideas, and direction presented in writing and/or verbally communicated
Written Communication Skills – ability to clearly deliver a message through written words using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation
Speech Clarity – ability to speak clearly and in a common language so that others can understand you
Detail-Oriented – ability to achieve accuracy and thoroughness when accomplishing a task; pays attention to details and is able to understand the cause of a certain outcome
Judgement and Decision-Making Skills – ability to make reasoned judgments that are logical and well thought out; constructively questioning and analyzing information in order to make the best conclusion
Technical Writing Skills – skilled in the area of summarizing or explaining technical information in a clear, concise, and accurate way, communicating the point intended
Presentation Skills – effective in a variety of presentation settings both inside and outside the organization; can manage group processes during the presentation
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, or related field
Ten years related project experience
Professional Engineer or Registered Architect preferred
Physical Demands
Frequently use a computer for several hours at a time
May need to periodically maneuver over, under, and around barriers as well as climb ladders on a job site
May need to periodically ride suspended scaffolds and aerial lifts on a job site as necessary
Frequently travel by car or plane to visit job sites and attend meetings, conferences, and events
Requires the ability to climb stairs and move around a job site for several hours at a time
Requires the ability to transport equipment weighing up to 30 pounds
Work Environment
Indoors in a normal office environment with some exposure to excessive noise, darkness/poor lighting, fumes, or dust
May travel to and navigate construction sites, some of which may be at high altitudes or small spaces with dirt or dust particles
Frequent travel (about 50% of the time) to visit job sites and attend meetings, conferences, and events
Note: This description reflects the general nature and level of work expected of this role and is not a comprehensive list of duties, responsibilities, and qualifications. EEO statements and company information remain as applicable.
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Building Enclosure Project Manager
role at
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
Overview
Overview Building Enclosure Project Manager II holds overall responsibility for assigned building enclosure projects of medium to high scope complexity. Duties include planning and executing a specific project plan, delivering quality products and services to the client in a timely manner, managing project financials, and serving as the primary contact between the SSR project team and the client. The Building Enclosure Project Manager II manages multiple projects including new construction commissioning as well as existing building investigations and consulting and is responsible for the results of assigned projects (Total Project Success).
Responsibilities
Completes the project scope and requirements with the client and other stakeholders and communicates project scope and requirements to the project team
Prepares and implements a proactive Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) plan for projects
Performs condition surveys and failure investigations of existing buildings related to building enclosure air and moisture leakage
Designs repairs to correct the root cause of investigated enclosure issues
Coordinates and directs or performs enclosure testing
Oversees the profitability of the project by negotiating fees and contracts as may be appropriate, participating in the budgeting process, and ensuring that invoices are accurate and delivered in a timely manner
Identifies, negotiates, and administers fees for additional services
Schedules work, communicates schedule information to the project team, and monitors manpower requirements
Facilitates communication between the client and the project team; documents important issues
Coordinates activities of the project team and contractors during the design and construction phases
Performs project job site visits to investigate field conditions, monitor progress, and ensure conformance to design specifications, owner expectations, and building codes during construction
Coordinates with other disciplines to determine equipment needs, implement operating procedures, and provide technical information
Monitors accounts receivables on projects and initiates corrective action as needed
Prepares the final report that documents all BE activities
Supervises the job close out process to ensure documentation, lessons learned, and filings are complete
Participates in planning and budgeting processes, which includes preparing monthly billing projections and budget metrics as required by management
Assists management in the training and mentoring of less experienced colleagues within the BE group
Assists management in the evaluation of less experienced colleagues within the BE group
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Knowledge
Thorough knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) software
Knowledge of project approach and systems design
Knowledge of building enclosure systems (roofing, below grade waterproofing, or vertical wall systems)
Knowledge of building codes and regulations
General knowledge of accounting and how to create and maintain budgets
Skills
Comprehension – ability to understand information, ideas, and direction presented in writing and/or verbally communicated
Written Communication Skills – ability to clearly deliver a message through written words using correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation
Speech Clarity – ability to speak clearly and in a common language so that others can understand you
Detail-Oriented – ability to achieve accuracy and thoroughness when accomplishing a task; pays attention to details and is able to understand the cause of a certain outcome
Judgement and Decision-Making Skills – ability to make reasoned judgments that are logical and well thought out; constructively questioning and analyzing information in order to make the best conclusion
Technical Writing Skills – skilled in the area of summarizing or explaining technical information in a clear, concise, and accurate way, communicating the point intended
Presentation Skills – effective in a variety of presentation settings both inside and outside the organization; can manage group processes during the presentation
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, or related field
Ten years related project experience
Professional Engineer or Registered Architect preferred
Physical Demands
Frequently use a computer for several hours at a time
May need to periodically maneuver over, under, and around barriers as well as climb ladders on a job site
May need to periodically ride suspended scaffolds and aerial lifts on a job site as necessary
Frequently travel by car or plane to visit job sites and attend meetings, conferences, and events
Requires the ability to climb stairs and move around a job site for several hours at a time
Requires the ability to transport equipment weighing up to 30 pounds
Work Environment
Indoors in a normal office environment with some exposure to excessive noise, darkness/poor lighting, fumes, or dust
May travel to and navigate construction sites, some of which may be at high altitudes or small spaces with dirt or dust particles
Frequent travel (about 50% of the time) to visit job sites and attend meetings, conferences, and events
Note: This description reflects the general nature and level of work expected of this role and is not a comprehensive list of duties, responsibilities, and qualifications. EEO statements and company information remain as applicable.
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