What are the responsibilities and job description for the Capital Improvements Manager – West Palm Beach, FL position at SERC-NAHRO?
PBCHA has an immediate opening for a Capital Improvements Manager (CIM). The Capital Improvements Manager works closely with and under the direction of the Chief Development Officer (CDO) in planning, directing, administering, and coordinating modernization for Palm Beach County Housing Authority’s (PBCHA) public housing units and providing technical support for housing development and general agency operations.
Responsibilities include preparation of short and long- term capital plans and the strategic allocation of resources to support the capital investment strategy, renovation of public housing units, contract administration, compliance and quality assurance monitoring, setting project requirements for contractors, identifying opportunities for funding sources, coordinating environmental reviews, and other related duties as assigned.
Preferred candidates will have a Bachelor’s degree in urban development and planning, business or public administration, architecture, engineering or related field preferred, with five years’ experience in housing construction and renovation, five years’ professional experience with federally assisted housing programs and experience with government procurement of professional, construction, and development services. Extensive experience in federal contract administration especially FEMA grants and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Development experience is desired.
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Responsibilities include preparation of short and long- term capital plans and the strategic allocation of resources to support the capital investment strategy, renovation of public housing units, contract administration, compliance and quality assurance monitoring, setting project requirements for contractors, identifying opportunities for funding sources, coordinating environmental reviews, and other related duties as assigned.
Preferred candidates will have a Bachelor’s degree in urban development and planning, business or public administration, architecture, engineering or related field preferred, with five years’ experience in housing construction and renovation, five years’ professional experience with federally assisted housing programs and experience with government procurement of professional, construction, and development services. Extensive experience in federal contract administration especially FEMA grants and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Development experience is desired.
For a full job description and to apply, please refer to Indeed.com.