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The University of Oklahoma

REVISED Capital Project Manager

The University of Oklahoma, Washington, Oklahoma, United States, 73093


At Architectural and Engineering Services, we build the future We advance the University of Oklahomas mission by supplying professional and administrative services required to direct the planning, design, and construction of new and renovated structures across the entirety of all three University campuses. To further this mission, we are looking for a Capital Project Manager to provide leadership and coordination with remodeling, construction and repair projects on buildings throughout the campuses. When working for the University of Oklahoma, you will have access to: A generous PTO package that includes 14 holidays each year and 18 22 hours of earned PTO per month. Insurance plans for you and your family Retirement options that require no contributions from the employee And much more For a list of OUs benefits, click here. What you will do: Represents the University during all phases of design, programming, and construction of both major and minor capital improvements projects. Evaluates drawings, specifications, and other documentation to ensure that projects comply with University standards and requirements. On-site capital project construction administration, including participating in regular progress meetings and special meetings; and monitoring contractor work for conformance with construction contract requirements. In-office construction administration; advising contractors, project architects or engineers, and University officials regarding project quality and schedule, coordination with other University departments and other project personnel; reviewing contractor submittals; responding to requests for information and other inquiries. Prepares progress reports and communicates project status to University entities and with external parties (vendors, contractors, consultants, etc.). Capital project management, including various meetings with a variety of constituencies, including users, consultants, contractors, University administration and other departments; and translating project requirements into architectural/engineering design program. Developing and monitoring project budgets; and reviewing and approving project expenditures Administering consultant and construction contracts; administering construction project procedures and conducting formal bid openings. Coordinates work with local, state, and federal agencies involved in the Universitys construction program. Performs various duties as needed to successfully fulfill the function of the position.