Senior Project Manager at SUNY Onondaga Community College

About this role

## Overview

SUNY Onondaga Community College, located in Syracuse, NY is currently recruiting for a Senior Project Manager

The Senior Project Manager (SPM) reports to the Director of Facilities & Capital Projects and is primarily responsible for performing advanced construction project management services in support of the Onondaga Community College. The work is distinguished by taking a lead role for development, design, planning, and scheduling of campus facilities projects. These projects range from minor alterations and repairs designed to improve, repair, or enhance existing facilities to major remodeling, renovation, and new construction projects, both operating and capital improvements, providing oversight from design through construction.

This position possesses a high degree of autonomy and responsibility and has considerable latitude for taking the initiative for projects and supporting the Project Managers in their work. The SPM manages large, complex projects with a high level of expertise. The SPM will maintain a safe and healthy environment for students, employees, and the community; considering "accessibility" as a priority in all minor and major remodeling and renovation as well as new construction projects; providing project documentation to be shared with the campus community, consultants, contractors, and others; and continuously improving facilities project management processes.

## Responsibilities

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES

• Acts as principal project manager for complex renovation projects involving a variety of trades and multiple coordination needs from project initiation, through design, construction, to completion and building recommissioning using accepted project management methodologies.
• Proactively manages project risks that could impact timely and affordable construction/renovation project completion and take action to mitigate or avoid them.
• Oversees architectural/engineering services relating to new construction as w...