The Airport Development Department is expanding and looking to hire two Project Managers: one with Civil Engineering focus and one with Building Infrastructure focus.
The Project Manager of Airport Development is a dynamic role that will focus on initiate, schedule, and implement a broad range of aviation related projects and programs outlined in the MAC Capital Improvement Program (CIP), with an initial focus on building infrastructure projects. The position is responsible for the implementation of, and the cost/budgeting accountability for, assigned Commission-approved development projects at the Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport (MSP) and the Reliever Airports. Technical responsibilities include working directly with architectural, engineering, and construction management consultants and overseeing the development of design studies, project plans, specifications, and reports pertaining to CIP projects. In addition, this position will work closely with other MAC departments, municipalities, airport tenants and other governmental jurisdictions as required. Other responsibilities will include directing consultants in the preparation of feasibility studies, preliminary reports, and phasing plans to establish costs, priorities and timing for projects in the CIP.
This is a safety-sensitive position which will require a pre-employment drug screen.
Responsibilities
Project Administration
Integrate MAC's mission, vision, values and strategic goals into all areas of responsibility. Develop and implement assigned airport development CIP projects: Define project teams, stakeholders, scopes, budgets and schedules. Ensure all projects are managed within budget. Direct and review preparation of plans and specifications for assigned CIP projects to ensure compliance with MAC Design and Construction Standards, public safety and sound engineering and construction practices. Direct consultants in the preparation of feasibility studies and preliminary reports to establish costs, priorities and timing for projects in the CIP. Coordinate plans and specification preparation with appropriate regulatory agencies, city, state and FAA criteria, rules and standards. Create presentations and hold project team meetings with stakeholders, MAC staff, owners, tenants and consultants to review projects and keep them updated and informed as the project moves through design and construction phases. Manage the construction of assigned CIP projects to assure compliance with plans and specifications, completion dates, budgets and workmanship. Review and approve consultant invoices, contractor pay estimates, certificates of substantial completion, project change orders, and purchase order requisitions. Assist, as necessary, in dispute resolutions between MAC and contractors. Assist with troubleshooting problems, discrepancies and investigations of nonconformance. Demonstrate creativity, foresight and mature judgment in anticipating and solving project problems. Maintain a general understanding of all active projects at MSP and Reliever projects. Serve as a technical specialist for various assignments and tasks relating to, but not limited to, airport and aviation facilities. Collaborate with architects, engineers, and other construction and building specialists to resolve problems or emergencies. Provide expertise to ensure the optimum usage and maximum service life of MAC pavements, infrastructure and facilities. Remain current on trends in airport construction and the aviation industry. Prepare staff reports and project specific memoranda as necessary for the Assistant Director, Director or Commission agenda packets. Departmental
Participate as a member of the Airport Development team to ensure construction issues, plans and programs are incorporated into the decision making process. Participate in the preparation of the MAC annual CIP and its project solicitation process. Recommend capital improvement needs to the Airport Development Assistant Director and/or Director. Conduct constructability reviews or assist in the design/planning/review of architectural or civil engineering completed by airport tenants or other agencies that have potential impacts to MAC airports. Provide technical expertise and staff assistance as requested. Provide effective credible representation of the department's activities to the general public, airport users, airport tenants, consultants, contractors, and when necessary, the committee structure of the Commission. Participate in the selection of consultants for Airport Development work in accordance with the Commission's Consultants' Selection and Use Policy, including preparation and/or review of requests for qualification statements from interested consulting firms, participate in the review of qualification statements and interviews, and make recommendations to the Airport Development Assistant Director, Project Delivery. Assist with the negotiation of project work scopes and fee proposals. Participate in the Airport Development continuing consultant annual performance reviews.
Qualifications
Minimum Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Architecture, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field Four years of progressively responsible experience in the design and management of construction projects that may have included utilities/infrastructure, building facilities, pavement or roadway design standards while ensuring compliance with plans and specifications, completion dates, budgets and workmanship In lieu of a bachelor's degree, a minimum of eight years of progressively experience in the design and management of construction projects that may have included utilities/infrastructure, building facilities, pavement or roadway design standards while ensuring compliance with plans and specifications, completion dates, budgets and workmanship Intermediate skill level using Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook Experience managing contracted architects, engineers or other construction industry consultants Experience working with building officials and/or permitting and code requirements Valid state driver's license and a reliable vehicle to commute between work sites
Desirable Requirements
Minnesota registered/licensed architect or professional engineer Experience with mechanical, electrical, or fire protection systems/disciplines for buildings, structures, or terminal buildings Airport project experience at a medium or large hub airport Experience collaborating with Information Technologies (IT) staff and integrating IT solutions into facilities projects Large or complex project planning and construction experience Experience developing annual capital improvement projects and programming Experience managing or designing building systems, land/site development engineering, water or wastewater systems, underground utilities, storm water management and/or drainage systems design/analysis/modeling Experience with sustainable building practices Experience with AutoCAD, Revit, SharePoint, Submittal Exchange, Oracle Prime, JD Edwards or other construction management tools Familiarity with the National Incident Management System and emergency preparedness/ response training
Metropolitan Airports Commission
Minneapolis, MN 55450
US
