Senior Architect/Engineer

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Review submittals and RFIs; respond as needed

• Survey existing conditions and consult with medical personnel to determine scope, phasing, impact on other medical center services, and other design requirements

• Prepare draft statements of work and/or cost estimates

• Monitor project financial data and budget accounting

• Administer construction contract change orders

• Assist in the planning and coordination of utility outages

• Monitor ongoing construction activities to verify the construction contractor is following the schedule, and that completed work meets the design standards

• Conduct/attend weekly or bi-weekly project meetings. Review and monitor project status and schedules

• Assist in maintaining accurate job files with as-built drawings and specifications

• Conduct market analysis based on project size and scope

• Implement design reviews from EHRM projects to ensure compliance with VA standards/specifications

• Develop a phasing plan and produce approved documentation
• Oversee quality control testing and inspections (soils, concrete, steel, fireproofing, roofing, glazing, elevators, etc.)
• Evaluate parking, utility shutdowns/relocations, staff/patient access.
• Assist in safety risk analysis (noise, dust, exhaust fumes)

• Must be a U.S. Citizen

• Must hold a four (4) year Bachelor of Architecture Degree from an accredited school of higher learning and have a minimum of six (6) years' experience practicing as an Architect, Engineer or Construction Manager

• Must have a P.E license
• Quickly understand and master the requirements of the local, state and federal jurisdictions and the requirements of the project
• Must have both design and construction experience. Medical facility expertise is a plus.