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JOB REQUIREMENTS: JOB ID: 20607 The Project Manager is an advanced technical position and is responsible for the coordination, design and project management of architectural/engineering projects on campus. This position will manage or coordinate multiple projects per year with project budgets ranging from \$5K to \$200M. This position will manage campus projects including new construction, renovations, energy conservation, utility and infrastructure, and maintenance projects. This position works closely and manages work with other departments within Facilities Management, the UW, the Division of Facilities Development (DFD), UW-Stout divisions and departments, architectural/engineering consultants, and contractors. This position may supervise student and temporary employees. This work is performed with a high level of independence. This position reports to the Architecture and Engineering Director (Campus Planner) within the Facilities Management, Planning and Engineering Unit. Official UW Title and Job Description: Construction Project Manager RESPONSIBILITIES A. Liaison with University departments, UW staff, DFD personnel, Asbestos Competent Person, Risk Management, Architects, Contractors, vendors and representatives of local governmental units 1. Serve as liaison between Facilities Management and individuals, units, and agencies listed above. 2. Attend construction meetings as a representative of the campus. 3. Coordinate and lead meetings involving campus personnel, off-campus individuals, and agencies as required. 4. Manage assigned projects from pre-design to completion. B. Professional Project Management Responsibilities 1. Provide support to all facilities management operations and perform design as required. Focus will be on plumbing, mechanical systems, electrical systems, sustainability, and campus utilities (high pressure steam, chilled water and 4160 high voltage systems). 2. Provide professional architectural and/or engineering support to all Facilities Management staff. 3. Understand and correctly interpret the portion of the Wisconsin Administrative Code governing building systems design and operations. 4. Review plans and specifications for new and remodeling construction projects and recommend necessary and beneficial changes to incorporate into them. C. Assist in the management of the Campus infrastructure systems 1. Maintain a storm water management plan and program to ensure compliance with governing agency requirements and coordinate with Facilities Management maintenance and grounds teams to complete program requirements. 2. Prepare draft policy documents and related procedures designed to maximize energy efficiency of campus facilities with focus on continuous improvement. 3. Assist staff on electronic and manual filing systems for building plans, utilities, and shop drawings. 4. Assist with information on in-house projects, pertaining to updating field conditions compared to design documents. D. Other Responsibilities 1. Attend and participate in weekly department meetings and various campus meetings. 2. Carry out various other department responsibilities as assigned. 3. Respond to facilities and infrastructure emergencies, if required. 4. Participate in building condition assessments, land use, land acquisition, transportation, parking, future building locations, utilities, and services as needed to support campus initiatives. Applications received by end of day, 3/10/24 are ensured full consideration. Applications accepted until position is filled. For additional details and to apply, visit the following website and search for Job ID 20607: www.careers.wisconsin.edu ***** OTHER EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS: MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor\'s degree in architecture, engineering, related field, or equivalent education and work experience. Minimum of five (5) years of architectural, engineering, or construction project management experience Knowledge of codes and standards pertaining to design including IBC, Wisconsin Administrative Codes, and applicable to Asbestos, Lead, NFPA, ASHRAE, ANSI, ASME standards, etc. Ability to interpret design, layouts, plans, and specifications. Knowledge of materials of construction, material/labor costs, estimating programs. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Facilities project management experience. Reading and comprehension of building construction plans and technical specifications. Ability to do project planning, evaluation, and implementation. Manage multiple tasks and effectively organize work to be as productive as possible. Experience in a higher education environment. Knowledge of computer applications for design, drawing and program management (i.e. AutoCAD/Revit, Microsoft Office 365, spreadsheets, Bluebeam, and CMMS). Knowledge of modern methods and techniques as applied to the design, build, installation, operation, and maintenance of commercial buildings. ***** APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply Online: www.careers.wisconsin.edu