Assoc Dir, Facilities Condition Assessment Program
Company: Society for College and University Planning
Location: New Haven
Posted on: October 29, 2024
Job Description:
Assoc Dir, Facilities Condition Assessment ProgramNew
HavenPosted: 9/16/24Deadline: 12/15/24Reference Number:
5632276About This OrganizationJob DutiesReporting to the Director
of Campus Stewardship, this role manages and oversees the capital
renewal program and conducts comprehensive facilities condition
assessments (FCAs) to ensure facilities' long-term sustainability,
functionality, and safety. The position plays a pivotal role in
developing strategic plans, prioritizing capital renewal projects,
and optimizing resource allocation to support the ongoing
maintenance and improvement of our campus infrastructure. Manages
and sets capital budgets in collaboration with the Dir. of Campus
Stewardship. Utilizes software for efficient project and budget
tracking, generates reports to monitor project performance, and
selects consultants.
- Develop and implement a comprehensive capital renewal program
encompassing maintenance, repair, and replacement needs for all
campuses and offsite buildings.
- Lead the planning and coordination of capital renewal projects,
focusing on building envelope upgrades, mechanical and electrical
system replacements, and structural repairs, prioritizing carbon
reduction goals.
- Conduct detailed FCAs to evaluate the physical condition of
buildings, grounds, and infrastructure components, including roofs,
facades, HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical systems, life safety,
accessibility, and environmental compliance. Oversee consulting
firms engaged in the assessment process. Manage the procurement
process for selecting firms, including issuing RFPs, evaluating
proposals, and negotiating contracts and scopes of work.
- Utilize industry-standard assessment methodologies, tools, and
software to collect, analyze, and prioritize facility condition
data.
- Develop and maintain a centralized database or management
system to track facility condition assessment data, identify
trends, and support data-driven decision-making.
- Collaborate with teams, including Facilities Capital Program
Group, Facilities Operations, Facilities Services, Grounds and
Landscape, Facilities Engineers, Consultants (FCA), and the Budget
Office, to develop capital renewal plans, budgets, and schedules
aligned with goals and priorities. Collaborate with Yale Community
(Users Groups, Departments, Self-supports), to define project
objectives, scope, and deliverables for FCAs.
- Prepare reports and presentations summarizing findings,
recommended capital renewal projects, cost estimates, and
implementation timelines for review by senior leadership and
stakeholders.
- Monitor and evaluate the progress and performance of capital
renewal projects, with adherence to scopes, schedules, and budgets,
and address issues or challenges.
- Stay current with industry best practices, emerging
technologies, and regulatory requirements on capital renewal and
FCA to inform decision-making and program improvements.
- Provide leadership, guidance, and training to staff and
stakeholders on capital renewal processes, protocols, and
objectives.
- Lead and manage working group committees to gather community
and customer input into the capital renewal process, priorities,
and long-term plans.
- Develop a communication plan to disseminate capital renewal
plans campus-wide, including updating information on the Facilities
website.
- Establish and maintain a formal facility condition index (FCI)
or similar index to monitor program performance, execution, and
success.Required Education and Experience:Bachelor's Degree in
related field and nine years of experience or an equivalent
combination of education and related experience.Required
Skill/Ability 1:Advanced knowledge of architectural planning,
design and construction processes.Required Skill/Ability 2:Advanced
level of team building/leadership skills. Ability to process
multiple assignments, set priorities, and to lead project teams to
meet objectives.Required Skill/Ability 3:Strong written and oral
communication skills and ability to make effective presentations to
influence change and acceptance with key stakeholders. Strong
proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and construction scheduling
software.Required Skill/Ability 4:Must possess strong business
acumen, the ability to drive results through others, strong
analytical and negotiation skills.Required Skill/Ability 5:Solid
technical knowledge for data collection, analysis, interpretation
for executive decision making. Manage and execute capital plan
based on prioritization established.Preferred Education, Experience
and Skills:Master's degree in any architecture, project management,
urban or regional planning, urban design, engineering, or related
field. Experience in Facilities Condition Assessment programs.
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Keywords: Society for College and University Planning, Hamden , Assoc Dir, Facilities Condition Assessment Program, Professions , New Haven, Connecticut
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