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LAYIQ - Senior Facilities Project Manager - Healthcare at MD Anderson Cancer Center

Project Management
Own design phase delivery for assigned projects, from the design contract baseline through document issuance.
Validate scope, services, fee, budget, and schedule before the design contract is set, and hold that baseline through document issuance.
Manage scope, budget, schedule, and contract compliance so the design package is completed on schedule, within the approved budget, and to the required quality standard.
Review design decisions and documents before issuance for fit with the approved program, codes, life safety, campus standards, and budget.
Account for infection control, patient safety, and continuity of operations in active clinical and research settings when reviewing design decisions.
Resolve design schedule and resource conflicts across assigned projects when a change on one project affects another.
Lead the project team, including customers, clinical and/or research stakeholders, consultants, Facilities Planning Design and Construction, and Facilities Management groups, through clear written and verbal communication.
Keep meeting minutes and a decision log so information moves both ways between the project team and stakeholders.
Resolve team conflicts directly so the work keeps moving.
Manage contractual compliance and relationships for assigned projects.
Define and implement contractual and financial strategies.
Coordinate approvals with the Board of Regents, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, the Facilities Steering Committee, and associated state agencies.
Support ROCIP on selected projects.
Identify client, technical, cost, and schedule risks during design and drive them to resolution before they become changes or claims.
Keep project documentation, financial and activity reports, and the system of record current for team, budget, design schedule, consultants, and change actions.
Store the project record so it supports decisions, issue resolution, and handover at document issuance.
Other duties as assigned.
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DUCATION
Required: Bachelor's Degree Construction Management, Construction Science or other construction related Architectural Engineering field or related discipline.
Preferred: Bachelor's Degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, Construction Science or other construction related Architectural Engineering field or related discipline.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Preferred: 10-15 years Project management/construction management experience. Design and construction experience with major academic healthcare and/or research facilities.
Required: Five years Project management/construction experience.
May substitute Bachelor's degree with additional years of equivalent experience on a one to one basis.
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center offers excellent

Senior Facilities Project Manager - Healthcare

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