Project Manager of Construction & Design

MBA Consulting Services, Inc. (MBA CSi), is looking for a full-time Project Manager of Construction & Design to join our winning team supporting the United States Postal Service. MBA Consulting Services, Inc. is a federal government IT systems integrator committed to delivering solutions that solve mission challenges with agility, experience, and innovation. As a mission-focused integrator, we provide a comprehensive range of information technology, engineering, professional services, and facilities management solutions. We have proven expertise in delivering custom data analytics, digital services, systems engineering, human factor engineering, and infrastructure solutionsJob Summary & Responsibilities:Architectural Engineering or related degree and be responsible for supporting and managing small design and construction projects (e.g., construction management, real estate, electrical engineering, HVAC) for Facilities initiatives from inception through to delivery for the United States Postal Service's Facilities Implementation organizationWork with a variety of building vendors and manage a range of technical and administrative work engaged in the delivery of repair and alteration projects for postal facilities across the countryProvide technical advice and assistance to team leaders, contractors, and subordinate staff on all repair and alteration project issuesOversee all aspects of these maintenance action projects to include setting deadlines, assigning responsibilities, and monitoring and summarizing progress of various maintenance projectsEssential Functions:Provides engineering consulting services, providing technical expertise in the evaluation of problems and the development of alternatives for construction projectsParticipates in the analysis, evaluation, conduct of feasibility studies, cost estimates, and resolution of technical problems associated with the plan, design, and development of engineering systems and equipment that support construction projectsPrepares and develops justification for engineering proposals, including identification of alternatives for facilities, systems, and equipment for review of managementEvaluates technical, cost, and economic data to identify alternatives for support of mail processingParticipates in project management activities affiliated with the design, construction, testing, start-up, and operation of facilities, systems, andor equipmentParticipates in the preparation of requests for proposals, including development of drawings and specifications, and upon receipt, participates in the valuation of bids for technical accuracy and compliance with contract requirementsAttends preconstruction and final acceptance meetings, conducts on-site inspections during the various project phases, and reports on noncompliance with contract requirementsWorks with architects, engineers, contractors, construction representatives, and others involved in design and construction of postal facilitiesEducation, Experience & Schedule:Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in architecture, construction management, or civil, structural, electrical, or mechanical engineering required7 years of experience in commercial facility maintenance or a related area required. Preference in minor constructionfacility alterationsAbility to effectively manage multiple projects simultaneously occurring at multiple sitesProficiency using MS Office Suite, specifically Word, Excel and OutlookAbility to travel and work flexible hours when neededMust be able to pass a pre-employment background check & drug testCandidates must meet eligibility requirements for a USPS Public Trust clearanceInitially, the position requires working for several weeks and until client is satisfied with performance. However, the position may transition to working from the customer location for three days per week and allow teleworking from home for two days per week if, based on satisfactory performance. Must have computer and Wi-Fi at home to telework, and travel may be required

Created: 2024-10-19