The University of Texas at Austin - Project Manager

The University of Texas at Austin - Project Manager - Utilities and Energy Management

By District Energy posted 02-17-2020 09:57

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The University of Texas at Austin

Project Manager - Utilities and Energy Management

Responsibilities

Manage UT Utilities and Energy Management Department (UEM) capital projects as assigned to ensure projects are completed within approved cost and schedule and to customer’s Projects are mainly related to design and construction of facilities for the generation and distribution of electricity, chilled water, and steam to campus buildings. Project management assignments can also be related to other UEM areas of responsibility including water, wastewater, stormwater, condensate return systems, and elevators/escalators.
Provide technical oversight, consulting and inspection services to project teams during the design and construction of new buildings and building renovations managed by other UT departments to successfully implement UEM design policies and standards, including technical specifications.
Collaborate with UEM technical groups in monitoring design and construction of projects and address issues that could compromise the integrity of the campus utility
Coordinate with other UT departments and work groups as needed for successful implementation of assigned projects such as those work groups responsible for security, campus-wide project coordination, safety, environment, procurement, historically underutilized business program, and other areas as needed.
Coordinate development of and revisions to project management related documentation such as project management processes, project status tracking, design standards and specifications, construction submittal tracking, construction inspection checklists.
Use of software for performing project management functions.
Develop and present project status and budget reports.
Successfully complete required administrative, environmental, health, safety, and technical training within specified time periods, typically 180 days

Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or related field of discipline. At least five (5) years of project management experience in relevant area of assignment. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple large and small projects and tasks in a diverse and complex environment.

Relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.

Preferred Qualifications

Professionally licensed Engineer or Architect certified to practice in the State of Texas. Minimum of ten (10) years managing large and small design and construction projects with emphasis on higher education or hospital campus district energy projects. Demonstrated exceptional verbal and written communication skills. Related specialty certifications such as LEED, AP, PMP, CEFP, or equivalent.

Salary Range

$85,000 + depending on qualifications

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