NYC School Construction Authority
Chief Project Officer
NYC School Construction Authority, New York, New York, us, 10261
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The Construction Management Department administers all Capital projects performed in existing public school buildings and the construction of new schools. Construction Management will do so in a safe and efficient manner, working with the school and community to work efficiently, minimize the impact on the educational process while maintaining the highest standards of quality.
Job Description SummaryThe Chief Project Officer is responsible for directing and managing all aspects of new construction, renovations and system replacement from initial conception through project completion. The Chief Project Officer is accountable for the Construction Management staff within a geographic designation.
Job DescriptionResponsibilities include:
Make recommendations to the Vice President of Construction Management on new and revised policies and procedures for implementation of the Authority's Capital Plan, including all phases of design, construction and project transfer.
Participate in the development of strategy for the overall capital program and in the development of Authority-wide procedures.
Direct and manage the planning, design, bid/award, construction, and close-out of capital construction projects to ensure that projects conform to quality standards, are on time and within budget.
Accountable for compliance with design and construction contracts.
Resolve problems relating to field conditions.
Approve change orders to construction projects and participates in negotiation and settlement of claims.
Ensure that elected officials, borough and city-wide UFT representatives, Construction Management staff and the Authority President are updated on the status of construction within a geographic designation.
Supervise Construction Management staff providing technical support to the Department of Education in the creation of program requirements for school construction projects.
Oversee the coordination of project related activities within the Authority, specifically, the creation of appropriate contract documents, the maintenance of the project database, and resolution of disputes within and between departments.
Plan, assign, direct, monitor, review and evaluate the work of team and make recommendations regarding recruitment, hiring, promotion, reassignment and discipline of all Construction Management staff within a geographic area.
Perform related duties, as assigned.
Civil Service Classification: Non-Competitive
Salary Range: $131,026 - $185,323
EducationBaccalaureate
Certifications (if required)NYS Professional Engineer or NYS Registered Architect - NYS Department of Education
Work ExperienceFifteen years of diverse, full-time, technical experience in one or several construction or design fields; five years must have been managing all phases of construction work of a scale and scope similar or greater than worked performed by the Authority; and six years must have been in a supervisory or managerial capacity or a satisfactory combination of education and experience. Preference: Weighted consideration may be given to State Professional Engineers and Registered Architects or candidates with a Masters degree in Architecture, Engineering or a related field.
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The Construction Management Department administers all Capital projects performed in existing public school buildings and the construction of new schools. Construction Management will do so in a safe and efficient manner, working with the school and community to work efficiently, minimize the impact on the educational process while maintaining the highest standards of quality.
Job Description SummaryThe Chief Project Officer is responsible for directing and managing all aspects of new construction, renovations and system replacement from initial conception through project completion. The Chief Project Officer is accountable for the Construction Management staff within a geographic designation.
Job DescriptionResponsibilities include:
Make recommendations to the Vice President of Construction Management on new and revised policies and procedures for implementation of the Authority's Capital Plan, including all phases of design, construction and project transfer.
Participate in the development of strategy for the overall capital program and in the development of Authority-wide procedures.
Direct and manage the planning, design, bid/award, construction, and close-out of capital construction projects to ensure that projects conform to quality standards, are on time and within budget.
Accountable for compliance with design and construction contracts.
Resolve problems relating to field conditions.
Approve change orders to construction projects and participates in negotiation and settlement of claims.
Ensure that elected officials, borough and city-wide UFT representatives, Construction Management staff and the Authority President are updated on the status of construction within a geographic designation.
Supervise Construction Management staff providing technical support to the Department of Education in the creation of program requirements for school construction projects.
Oversee the coordination of project related activities within the Authority, specifically, the creation of appropriate contract documents, the maintenance of the project database, and resolution of disputes within and between departments.
Plan, assign, direct, monitor, review and evaluate the work of team and make recommendations regarding recruitment, hiring, promotion, reassignment and discipline of all Construction Management staff within a geographic area.
Perform related duties, as assigned.
Civil Service Classification: Non-Competitive
Salary Range: $131,026 - $185,323
EducationBaccalaureate
Certifications (if required)NYS Professional Engineer or NYS Registered Architect - NYS Department of Education
Work ExperienceFifteen years of diverse, full-time, technical experience in one or several construction or design fields; five years must have been managing all phases of construction work of a scale and scope similar or greater than worked performed by the Authority; and six years must have been in a supervisory or managerial capacity or a satisfactory combination of education and experience. Preference: Weighted consideration may be given to State Professional Engineers and Registered Architects or candidates with a Masters degree in Architecture, Engineering or a related field.
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