Project Manager (Facilities Dept)

Scottish Rite for Children; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Scottish Rite for Children seeks a Project Manager (Facilities) in Dallas to lead capital projects, manage budgets, schedules, and teams. This role oversees FF&E, IT support projects, and site activities, ensuring quality and regulatory compliance across campuses.

You will coordinate with end users, Administrative Director of Facilities, and Sr. Project Manager to define scope, timelines, and cost controls while maintaining strict document control in e-builder.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of construction experience.
• Ability to read construction documents and floorplans.
• Experience with healthcare facilities projects.
• Bilingual Spanish is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead capital projects and FF&E retrofits within budget and schedule.
• Initiate projects, define scope, budget, and timeline with end users.
• Maintain project documentation in e-builder and ensure close-out.
• Oversee vendors, contractors, and internal teams on site.
• Ensure compliance with Joint Commission and safety requirements.

Skills

Construction management

Stakeholder collaboration

Project budgeting

Schedule management

Bilingual Spanish

Education

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Tools

E-Builder

Bluebeam

TruAsset

Job description

Job Posting Title: Project Manager (Facilities Dept) Location: Dallas - Hospital Additional Posting Details: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Job Description: Duties/Responsibilities

Lead capital projects of various sizes and complexities, FF&E retrofits, staff relocations, and IT support projects. Initiate projects and meet with end users and Administrative Director of Facilities or Sr. Project Manager to determine the users’ scope, budget, timeline, and expectations. Initiate project management filing system, project workflow, and maintain document control throughout the duration of the project in e-builder. Work with all project team members (end user, consultants, contractors, vendors and other pertinent SRH departments) to deliver the project that meets the end users needs while remaining within budget and schedule. Be accountable for all project financial transactions, approving of all requisitions and invoices to ensure the project will be complete at or under budget. Negotiate, solicit bids, contracts from consultants and vendors that will best achieve the required results in a timely and cost-effective manner. Effectively manage the progress and costs of the consultants and vendors holding them accountable for fulfilling contract terms. Observe the projects construction sites on a regular basis to determine whether the construction meets quality and operational standards. With support from SRH Safety, observe the projects construction sites on a regular basis to determine whether all requirements of the Disruption and Access form, Interim Life Safety (ILSM) permit, Infection Control (ICRAs), Above Ceiling permit, and Hot Work permits are all complete and fully signed off prior to the start of scheduled work and maintained. Perform regular above ceiling inspections for fire penetration deficiencies and correct as required. Deliver projects within the constraints of all applicable SRH policies, procedures and standards, agency requirements, city codes, and Joint Commission (TJC) requirements. Ensure that all items on the projects punch list are completed in a timely manner prior to go-live. Ensure that all required close-out documentation is received from consultants, contractors and vendors in a timely manner. Ensure that all final project costs and timeframes are accurately documented on the project tracking forms and project summary. Lead, supervise, and develop the facility’s internal construction team of Carpenters, Painters, and Locksmiths. Manage all components of minor construction projects assigned to the Facilities Construction Team, including planning, coordination, bidding, budgeting, scheduling, construction, and occupancy. Monitor work tickets requested to the Facilities department for general building maintenance and repairs and assign and monitor work orders for completion to the team. Oversee vendors and subcontractors performing work on site under the Facilities department. Support the Engineering department in the event of maintenance emergencies. Conduct Environment of Care (EOC) rounds with key stakeholders, with a keen focus on the aesthetics of patient care areas and general work environments. All responsibilities apply to oversight of work on both the Dallas and Frisco campuses.

Required Skills/Abilities

• 5+ years experience in construction.
• Have a working knowledge in understanding construction documents and floorplans.
• Demonstrable knowledge of concrete, framing, drywall, tape/bed/paint, ceiling, flooring, doors/frames/hardware, and building envelope.
• Must be able to collaborate and communicate respectfully and effectively with all levels of staff, vendors, and contractors.
• Must work well under deadline pressure and handle multiple projects simultaneously.
• Knowledge of or ability and willingness to work with technical systems such as, but not limited to, E-Builder, Truasset and Bluebeam.
• Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• May substitute required education degree with additional years of qualified, leadership experience in construction supervision.
• Bilingual (Spanish) strongly preferred.

Recommended certifications/memberships include:

Project Management Professional (PMP), American Society for Healthcare Engineering, and Lean Construction Institute

Working Conditions:

Inside/Outside Working Position: Sitting, Standing, Walking Physical Demands: Light, Medium Physical Requirements: Lifting/Carrying, Pushing/Pulling, Repetitive Movement, Stooping/Kneeling/Bending An Individual in this position will be required to lift or carry weight in this group: 11-24lbs Sensory/Communicative activities essential to the performance of this position: Feeling, Hearing, Seeing, Smelling, Speaking An Individual in this position will be exposed to: Inside environment, Chemical Hazards, Respiratory Hazards

At Scottish Rite for Children, we work together with the common goal of helping give children back their childhood. Scottish Rite is a unique place to work because we believe in a collaborative approach, utilizing the care and expertise from all departments. We are always looking for caring, energetic individuals to join our team. We currently have locations in Dallas and Frisco and are an equal opportunity employer. For questions, contact [e-mail].