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The Program Controls Manager oversees project controls staff, manages program scheduling and cost controls, and ensures project data accuracy. They develop best practices, train staff, and interface with management for decision-making. The role requires extensive oversight of budget processes and ensures consistent execution across all branches, alongside internal audit support.

The EMS Senior Technician assists with HVAC controls design, reviews utility data for retro commissioning, analyzes EMS and energy data for conservation measures, conducts site visits to assess conditions, and implements low-cost solutions. They troubleshoot HVAC issues and manage commissioning projects, performing other duties as assigned.

This position requires experienced Project Managers to oversee building projects ensuring compliance with the DOJ. Responsibilities include project management from planning through to construction close-out, leading project teams, managing budgets and schedules, and ensuring adherence to codes and regulations.

The Design Manager will lead the design phase of various bond construction projects, collaborating with architects, engineers, and stakeholders. Responsibilities include managing the design process, ensuring compliance with DSA guidelines, conducting QAQC reviews, and guiding the design team through the DSA review process.

The Senior Design Manager plans and directs design activities for educational facility projects, managing multiple projects from conception to completion. Responsibilities include overseeing compliance with standards, coordinating with various professionals, and facilitating community relations. Must maintain documentation and ensure projects meet budgetary and legal requirements.

The EMS Supervisor oversees the installation and use of Energy Management Systems, conducts HVAC controls design reviews, analyzes energy data for conservation opportunities, assists in updating specifications, and manages commissioning projects. They serve as the subject matter expert and ensure compliance with standards while making recommendations for facility improvements.

The Program Scheduler develops and maintains schedules for construction projects, monitors scheduling issues, and ensures quality updates. They analyze project timelines, perform critical path and earned value analyses, and prepare reports for management.

The Junior Scheduler will assist in updating program schedules and validating logic ties, ensuring data integrity by QA/QC on scheduling practices, analyzing project schedules, and providing necessary reports. A strong understanding of drawings and contract terms is required for identifying scope and extensions.

The Project Manager oversees capital improvement and deferred maintenance projects, ensuring adherence to schedules, budgets, and codes. Responsibilities include conducting project research, advising stakeholders, managing design and construction processes, negotiating contracts, and preparing financial reports. The role involves significant interdisciplinary coordination and requires strong communication skills and experience in project management and MEP systems.

The Project Scheduler develops and maintains construction project schedules, ensuring proper sequencing and compliance with contract terms. Key responsibilities include reviewing contractor schedules, performing time impact analysis, conducting critical path analysis, and communicating effectively with project teams. The role requires strong analytical and organizational skills to ensure project milestones are met and reported accurately.

This role involves overseeing and managing complex construction projects, providing functional direction over schedules, budget, and quality control. The Senior Project Manager resolves disputes, reviews contracts, and ensures compliance with district needs. Duties also include fiscal management, assessing bid specifications, and coordinating activities across various departments to maintain project timelines and standards.