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Mccno is seeking a Project Manager for Capital Project Delivery in New Orleans to oversee renovation, construction, and maintenance efforts. The role involves planning, budgeting, supervising activities, and coordinating with multiple departments to ensure projects meet timelines and budgets.
The ideal candidate will have 4–6 years in project management and a degree in engineering, architecture, or building construction, with strong communication skills and a focus on customer service.
Job Category: Planning and Development
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MAJOR ACCOUNTABILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
Assist with the planning, budgeting, and coordination/supervision of various renovation, construction, and maintenance projects.
Interface with various department heads to establish and develop project scopes, budgetary objectives, construction timeline schedules, and follows-up to completion.
Assist with and develops specifications and bid packages for construction and/or maintenance projects.
Act as department liaison between the NOEHA and public agencies, designers, engineers, architects, contractors, suppliers, building occupants, and internal departments as needed in matters pertaining to building remodeling requirements, construction projects, repairs, operational functions, and quality control.
Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of standard contract documents, building codes, occupational safety standards, and industry guidelines relative to the work performed by facility personnel and ensures that the work complies with such standards and regulations.
Other Skills and Abilities
four to six years related experience and/or training in project management
Bachelor’s degree from four-year college or university in engineering, architecture or Building Construction
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