Project Manager, Laboratory and Building Construction Management - Arts & Science

Overview

Arts & Science is seeking an experienced Mechanical or Electrical Engineer for the position of

Project Manager, Laboratory and Building Construction Management. The Project Manager assists the Director, Laboratory and Construction Management on all Arts & Science. Provide technical advice to architectural & engineering consultants. Review all architectural and MEP design documents. Advise NYU Facilities and Construction Management (FCM) on MEP related issues. Interview contractors and vendors for estimates on construction work and products. Provide recommendations and estimates for repairs and maintenance. Act as a liaison to NYU Office of Construction Management, Research and Laboratory Safety, Building Life Safety and Compliance, and Facilities Maintenance for academic facilities, Arts & Science departments and outside engineers and architects. Coordinate and resolves facilities related problems in teaching and research labs.

Responsibilities

Required Education:

Bachelor's Degree Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Preferred Education

Master's Degree

Required Experience

5+ years of relevant post education experience in engineering discipline and prior mechanical or electrical design experience.

Preferred Experience

Experience in higher education

Required Skills, Knowledge And Abilities

Demonstrated understanding of space management and capital planning principles and familiarity with local building codes and regulations. Familiarity with operation, maintenance, and design of research laboratories (including animal research labs) and familiarity with installation of scientific equipment. Demonstrated experience in Auto CAD, word processing and database management systems. Demonstrated ability in identifying and implementing creative solutions to complex problems. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with employees, university units, and external agencies.