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Grand Canyon Development Partners is seeking a Permits Coordinator for the Phoenix, Arizona team. The role collaborates with a small tight-knit group to bring major developments to life, taking ownership of projects and growing professional capabilities in a fast-paced environment.
The right candidate will learn on the ground, value attention to detail, and contribute to the permitting and utility coordination process across design and construction stages.
Grand Canyon Development Partners is a full-service project management company providing experienced leadership and expertise to Real Estate Developers, Retailers, and Contractors throughout the Southwest. Our primary objective is to help people develop and build projects successfully.
GCDP is comprised of development and construction professionals who have over 100 years of combined experience working for design and engineering firms, developers and contractors. Our extensive experience provides us with a unique ability to fully understand what is critical to our clients and their business while also having the insight on what it takes to pull a successful project together from feasibility to design and permitting, thru construction and turnover to your tenants. We have successfully managed the development and construction projects from a few thousand to several million square feet. We also have experience and specialize in Hospitality, Gaming, Food and Beverage, Retails, Sports and Entertainment projects. Our Construction and Project Management Consulting services help our clients overcome the challenges facing construction and building projects. Getting the project completed on time and within budget often comes with many obstacles facing the owners and development teams.
We have an exciting opportunity for a talented Permits Coordinator to join our Utility and Permits Services Phoenix, Arizona team. At UPS, no two days are the same!
Our Permit Coordinators land here from all kinds of backgrounds, job types, and industries, but they stay because the work is challenging, rewarding, and part of something bigger that they can be proud of. As a Permit Coordinator, you will collaborate with a small tight knit team, take ownership of your projects, and help bring major developments to life in a way that builds the habits, confidence and judgment of a true professional. It's a role where you'll grow your skills, build your personal and professional networks, and make an impact in one of the most important parts of the real estate development process.
The right candidate for this role will have the rare chance to learn from the ground up in a fast paced, supportive and dynamic environment. We're looking for someone who is a doer, always looking for ways to improve and grow, with a keen attention to detail.
Website: http://www.grandcanyoninc.com
DIVISION: DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
POSITION CODE: EXEMPT
SUPERVISES: PERMITS AND UTILITY COORDINATION
REPORTS TO: EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND OTHER PROJECT STAFF AS ASSIGNED
EXPERIENCE: One or more years of experience in the field or in a related area. Work experience in design, construction, and/or with a regulatory agency regarding utilities and/or building permits preferred.
EDUCATION: High School or equivalent. Associates or Bachelors' degree in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, Administration or a related field is desired. A combination of education and work experience will also be considered in lieu of a degree.
SKILLS: Intermediate knowledge of Windows/Excel/PowerPoint/Outlook/Word. Basic knowledge of Prolog or other Project Management software. Basic knowledge of AutoCAD, Suretrack and Microsoft Project desired. Experience with any online submission platforms for various permitting and authorities having jurisdiction is desired.
CERTIFICATE/LICENSE: OSHA 10 hour certification required (must obtain within 3 months of hire).
Duties include, but are not limited, to the following:
Duties include, but are not limited, to the following: