Facilities Master Planner & Construction Executive
Mt. San Antonio College
Walnut (CA)
On-site
USD 189,504 - 217,572
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive salary
Supportive work environment
Commitment to diversity and inclusion
Job summary
A community college in California seeks a Senior Director of Facilities Planning and Construction to oversee capital projects and ensure compliance with building regulations. The role involves managing diverse teams, developing and implementing master plans, and overseeing adherence to safety standards. A bachelor’s in architecture or engineering and extensive experience in project management are required. The position offers a competitive salary, an environment committed to diversity and inclusion, and responsibilities that significantly impact the institution's infrastructure and community.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
Five years of experience in facilities planning and project management.
Knowledge of California community colleges' facilities standards.
Responsibilities
Manage capital projects from design to completion.
Develop and implement facilities master plans.
Oversee compliance with building codes and regulations.
Skills
Project management
Budgeting
Team leadership
Building codes knowledge
Communication
Education
Bachelor’s degree in architecture, engineering, or related field
Job description
A community college in California seeks a Senior Director of Facilities Planning and Construction to oversee capital projects and ensure compliance with building regulations. The role involves managing diverse teams, developing and implementing master plans, and overseeing adherence to safety standards. A bachelor’s in architecture or engineering and extensive experience in project management are required. The position offers a competitive salary, an environment committed to diversity and inclusion, and responsibilities that significantly impact the institution's infrastructure and community.