Project Manager II- Atrium Health- Hanover Square- FT Days

Overview

Job Summary

Functions as the interface between the owner’s personnel, consulting engineers, architects and construction contractors in the planning, design, construction, and occupancy of low to medium complexity facility renovation, addition, or new construction projects.  Performs a wide spectrum of functions to achieve the functional, quality, scope, schedule, and budget goals of the project, including the leadership of the project team.

Essential Functions

• Leads project teams; may teach, mentor and coach others.
• Develops, monitors, and achieves the scope, budget, and schedule of multiple projects and/or project portfolios of low to medium complexity and/or is part of a larger project team led by another PDC position
• Develops, organizes, leads, supports, and participates in teams, internally and externally
• Participates in the design & construction process as the owner representative
• Develops and monitors benchmarking and performance indicators
• Produces, obtains, and organizes project documentation
• Develops, sets, monitors, and achieves goals
• Procures and manages external resources
• Applies current design, construction and project management methodologies and techniques
• Collaborates with any applicable authority having jurisdiction
• Follows legal and contractual processes
• Leverages technology to support project delivery
• Incorporates strategic master facility plan information into project development
• Develops, implements, and manages design standards
• Reads, evaluates, and interprets design documents
• Performs other duties as assigned

Physical Requirements

Work environment consists of four main work locations:

• Remote or home office
• On-site office
• Construction job-site trailer
• Construction job sites including outdoors, on active construction sites, and in renovation spaces.

Must be able to sit, stand, and walk for a major portion of the day. Must be able to climb ladders, kneel, crouch, and turn in awkward positions to observe work and conditions. Must be able to climb stairs, walk on uneven or unstable platforms. Must have corrected vision be able to sense vibrations and smells. Must have sensitivity to heat and cold.

Education, Experience and Certifications

B.A. or B.S. degree in Health Administration, Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, Business Management, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline with 2 years of experience in healthcare or academic design and construction preferred or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

LICENSURE, CERTIFICATION, and/or REGISTRATION:  The Center for Health Design Evidence-Based Accreditation and Certification (EDAC), and/or The American Hospital Association Certified Healthcare Constructor (CHC) preferred.