What are the responsibilities and job description for the Environmental Construction Administrator position at JVA, Inc.?
Job Description
The primary responsibilities of the Construction Administrator are to represent JVA and the project owner on construction projects from construction commencement through final completion. EXAMPLE RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACTIVITIES
Open until filled
Job Requirements
REQUIRED Qualifications
The primary responsibilities of the Construction Administrator are to represent JVA and the project owner on construction projects from construction commencement through final completion. EXAMPLE RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACTIVITIES
- On-site representative for two to three active construction projects, three to five days a week across Colorado.
- Work with the engineering design team on processing RFIs, change orders, and other project contract changes during construction.
- Verify construction work is completed in conformance with the contract documents.
- Track daily unit price quantities installed during construction to support design team in pay application reviews.
- Work from home, office, and/or construction site.
- Create daily observation reports, including photos, for team, client, and contractor using JVA templates.
- Communication of construction issues to the JVA team and Owner.
- Lead weekly construction meetings with Contractor and Owner.
- Support, coach, and train engineering team members on construction administration.
- Participate in constructability reviews during design development.
- Prepare opinions of probable cost for construction.
Open until filled
Job Requirements
REQUIRED Qualifications
- Degree and Credential Requirements: NONE! We value candidates who can demonstrate capability and articulate how prior experiences will help them contribute.
- Communication: Diplomatically communicate challenges to the design team and contractor using different forms of communication to easily connect and convey complex information.
- Conflict Resolution : Ability to facilitate communication and guide difficult discussions between stakeholders to an agreeable and positive outcome.
- Engineering Drawings and Specifications : Ability to read engineering drawings, maintain drawing revisions and as-constructed documentation. Ability to read, interpret construction specifications.
- Travel : Ability to travel 3-5 days per week throughout Colorado.
- Prioritize and Pivot Effectively: Produce high quality results while balancing work on a variety of projects and priorities in order to support multiple project teams and deadlines. Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Follow-Through: Track issues and follow up to resolve issues to keep construction on schedule.
- Valid Driver’s License: Show proof of valid and current driver’s license and maintain a clean driving record
- OSHA Certification: Successfully completed the occupational safety certification program to ensure projects are in compliance with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) standards.
Salary : $70,000 - $125,000