Senior Capital Project Manager

Position Information Are you ready to shape the future of Sonoma County? Join Sonoma Public Infrastructure (SPI) as our next Senior Capital Project Manager and put your architecture and construction expertise to work on projects that make a lasting impact Starting salary up to $83.95/hour ($175,213/year) plus a competitive total compensation package* What We Offer Hybrid Telework available depending on assignment Salary Advancement salary increase after 1,040 hours and yearly increases thereafter Paid Time Off vacation, sick leave, 12 holidays, and 8 floating holiday hours per year Staff Development/Wellness up to $2,000 annual benefit allowance and ongoing education/training opportunities County Paid Health Premium Contributions 100% premium contribution for the majority of employee?only and employee?plus family health plan options Post?Retirement Health Reimbursement Arrangement county contributions to post?retirement health insurance benefits Retirement a pension fully integrated with Social Security Incentive Retirement Savings Plan (IRSP) and 457 Voluntary Deferred Compensation 3% county contribution to a 401(a) and up to 1% matching of base salary in 401(a) Paid Parental Leave up to 8 weeks after 12 months of county employment Additional Benefits excellent dental, vision, disability, life insurance, employee assistance program, professional development, and more Student Loan Debt Relief eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness About The Position As a senior member of the SPI management team, the Senior Capital Project Manager provides overall supervision of the Capital Projects team responsible for new and ongoing projects. The SCPM supports county administration through management of the Capital Improvement Plan, capital project budgets, professional services agreements, and major construction contracts, and advises the Deputy Director on strategic goals and the long?term vision for the team. The SCPM ensures capital improvement projects are delivered on time, on budget, and meet customers satisfaction. Supporting the SCPM in these efforts is one Capital Project Manager and the Capital Projects Team, responsible for managing projects at the Main Adult Detention Facility, Sheriffs Office, District Attorney, Public Defender, Probation, and all other county facilities. The SCPM is familiar with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards and practices and applies them as required. In addition to providing leadership for the Capital Projects Unit, the SCPM is responsible for directly managing the most complex design and construction projects. Additional Responsibilities Include Supervising and leading staff to build a motivated and high?performing team, including performance management, assignment of projects and balancing workloads through staff strengths and areas of expertise Monitoring required levels of productivity for reimbursable staff Advising staff of potential risks to execution and when to take corrective action Ensuring projects comply with applicable laws, codes, regulations, and policies Providing consultation on design and construction issues, accessibility standards, means and methods of construction, cost estimating, contract management, and procurement processes Recommending and implementing process improvements to project management Skills Strong leadership and mentorship, dedication, and a solution?oriented mindset directed at overcoming complex building challenges. Proven capital project management experience and knowledge of the following areas: Public Contract Code, Uniform Building Code, National Fire Protection Association Americans with Disabilities Act Energy efficiency, sustainability and carbon reduction strategies Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources Government capital building policies and procedures Computer?aided design and drafting Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Project Requirement To be considered for this position, possession of a current, valid certificate of registration as an Architect or Engineer issued by the State of California, or a Certified Construction Manager credential accredited by ANSI and issued by the Construction Management Association of Americas Construction Management Institute is required at time of application submission. About The Department Administration Airport airfield facilities for general and commercial services Integrated Waste solid waste disposal, natural gas recovery, recycling, community hazardous waste disposal, and composting programs Roads design, construction, and maintenance of all roads, bridges, and minor drainage systems Transit cost effective public transportation services Water Systems management of county water systems Fleet Operations Facilities Development Management Minimum Qualifications Education: Degree in architecture, engineering, or construction management with at least five years of experience as a professional architect, engineer, or construction manager with increasing responsibility for major projects. Certification: Current, valid certificate as a registered Architect or Engineer in California or a certified construction manager credential by ANSI. License: Valid drivers license at the appropriate level required by California. Equal Opportunity Employer The County of Sonoma is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. All aspects of employment are based on merit, competence, performance, and business need. #J-18808-Ljbffr