Lead Architectural Specifications Writer

Haskell; Charlotte, Atlanta (NC, GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plans

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Haskell is seeking an experienced architectural specifications professional to prepare and write project manuals and governing specifications for healthcare projects. You will lead the specification efforts across CSI divisions, coordinate with design and project teams, and ensure documentation aligns with drawings and owner standards.

Senior responsibilities include mentoring teammates, coordinating with construction contract administrators, and contributing to practice improvements through the

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Construction Management, or related field with 5+ years producing architectural design documents and project manuals.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and write architectural specifications for projects and client masters.
• Lead specification efforts for the architectural discipline (CSI Divisions 00-14).
• Coordinate with DPMs, PAs, and project teams to ensure accuracy and compliance of specs.
• Mentor team members in specification development and process improvements.
• Coordinate with contractors and owners to secure mandatory seals and addenda.

Skills

CSI/Specifications knowledge

Strong written communication

Proactive collaboration

Proficient with Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor's degree in Architecture/Construction Management

Tools

MasterSpec

SpecLink

SpecsIntact

Specpoint/MasterSpec

Job description

Haskell is seeking an experienced architectural specifications professional to prepare and write project manuals and governing specifications for healthcare projects. You will lead the specification efforts across CSI divisions, coordinate with design and project teams, and ensure documentation aligns with drawings and owner standards.

Senior responsibilities include mentoring teammates, coordinating with construction contract administrators, and contributing to practice improvements through the