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Under the immediate supervision of the Assistant City Engineer, and the general supervision of the City Engineer, the Roadway Project Manager is responsible for assisting in/performing professional project management duties for capital improvement projects and for technical assistance of other engineering functions within the Engineering Division of the Public Works Department. Work involves the use of engineering techniques to interpret original designs and applicable regulations. Position requires regular and reliable attendance, especially during peak construction season (May - September).

Essential Functions: For purposes of 42 USC 12101

Roadway Project Manager I

1. Responsible for assisting in the daily management of individually assigned non-complex capital improvement projects including preparation of contract documents, pre-bid meetings and bid openings, bid reviews, pre-construction meetings, quantity tracking, daily inspection reports, preparation of project change order requests, processes contractor payout requests, preparation of project punch lists, and maintains accurate field mark-up drawings.
2. Performs field inspections of ongoing public and private construction, and residential lot activity and grade inspections to ensure compliance with approved plans and local infrastructure codes.
3. Assist with the City's street resurfacing, pavement evaluation, sidewalk maintenance, and right-of-way permitting and inspection programs.
4. Provide technical assistance to other Public Works Divisions, City departments, engineers, architects, and contractors.
5. Perform field measurements, traffic data collection, pavement coring and other technical related procedures.
6. Manages the flow of technical information, engineering plans, and record drawings within the engineering division, other city departments, and consultant and developer community.
7. Address public concerns, complaints and questions regarding proposed and ongoing construction activities and schedules.
8. Ensure persons and agencies affected by projects are informed and processes established.
9. Ensure proper materials testing is being performed on projects.
10. Prepare technical documents, monthly project reports, social media, and website updates.
11. Perform related essential/non-essential job functions and other duties as assigned.

Roadway Project Manager II – in addition to the functions above:

1. Manage non-complex capital infrastructure projects from initial planning phase through project completion; including but not limited to the design, scope of work, cost estimating, contract administration, budgets, and schedules.
2. Assists with project management of complex capital infrastructure projects once the design is complete and the project is ready to be bid and constructed.
3. Responsible for completion of tasks on assigned capital improvement projects including preparation of bidding and contract documents, pre-bid meetings and bid openings, bid reviews, preconstruction meetings, quantity tracking, daily inspection reports, change orders, payment applications, contract closeout, and preparation of field markups and record drawings.
4. Oversee construction of annual Street Resurfacing Program
5. Oversee contract inspectors assigned to certain capital improvement projects.
6. Provides technical advice and assistance to other City departments, engineers, architects, and contractors for conformance with City policies and guidelines.
7. Addresses public concerns, complaints and questions regarding proposed and ongoing construction activities and schedules.
8. Ensures persons and agencies affected by projects are informed and processes established.
9. Ensures adequate levels of qualified inspection staff are present on active job sites.
10. Ensures proper materials testing is being performed on projects.
11. Assist in constructability reviews of final engineering plans.
12. Prepares technical documents, monthly project reports, social media, and website updates.
13. Performs related essential/non-essential job functions and other duties as assigned.

Roadway Project Manager III – in addition to the functions above:

1. Manage complex capital infrastructure projects from initial planning phase through project completion; including but not limited to the design, scope of work, cost estimating, contract administration, budgets, and schedules.
2. Provides technical advice and assistance to other City departments, engineers, architects, and contractors for conformance with City policies and guidelines.
3. Addresses public concerns, complaints and questions regarding proposed and ongoing construction activities and schedules.
4. Ensures persons and agencies affected by projects are informed and processes established.
5. Ensures adequate levels of qualified inspection staff are present on active job sites.
6. Ensures proper materials testing is being performed on projects.
7. Assist in constructability reviews of final engineering plans.
8. Prepares technical documents, monthly project reports, social media, and website updates.
9. Performs related essential/non-essential job functions and other duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Knowledge
Roadway Project Manager I

• Basic understanding of public infrastructure construction methods for roadways, sanitary, storm sewers, waterlines, traffic signals, and street lighting.
• Microsoft Office applications (e.g., Outlook, Word, Excel, Publisher, Access, Sharepoint, OneNote, and Teams) and other computer software.
• City and Department goals and objectives.
• City and Department policies and procedures.
• Government structure and process.
• Safety practices and procedures.
• Project management.
• Principles and practices of public administration and local government policies, procedures, structure and services.
• ODOT and City of Columbus Construction and Materials Specifications at a basic level.
• GIS/CMMS applications
• Contract law, bond, and insurance requirements at a basic level

Roadway Project Manager II and III – in addition to the KSA’s above:

• Full understanding of public infrastructure construction methods for roadways, sanitary, storm sewers, waterlines, traffic signals, and street lighting.
• Public sector budgeting and economic forecasting, management principals and techniques.
• ODOT LPA project management protocols through all project phases.
• Appia construction administration and inspection management software

Skills
Roadway Project Manager I

• Excellent organization, attention to detail, accuracy, time management, and critical thinking skills.
• Using tact, discretion, initiative, and independent judgment within established guidelines.
• Civic engagement and customer service.
• Communicating with construction inspectors, contractors, engineers, and other City staff – with oversight from supervisor.
• Interpreting and enforcing applicable construction specifications, regulations codes, standards, and policies at a basic level
• Interpreting construction plans, contracts, and related documents at a basic level
• Planning and organizing the work of self and others.
• Organizing and maintaining project records within established guidelines.

Roadway Project Manager II – in addition to the KSA’s above:

• Effectively communicating with construction inspectors, contractors, engineers, and other City staff autonomously
• Ability to manage basic capital improvement projects with autonomy, including preparation of bidding documents and project management during construction.
• Assist project engineers with the collections of field data, estimating quantities, and preparing design plans for capital improvement projects.

Roadway Project Manager III – in addition to the KSA’s above:

• Effectively communicating with construction inspectors, contractors, engineers, and other City staff autonomously, even when difficulties arise in the field.
• Research and analysis methods, statistics, cost analysis, computer modeling and report preparation and presentation.
• Manage complex capital improvement projects with autonomy, including preparation of bidding documents, contract award, and project management during construction.
• Manage capital improvement and/or Public Works maintenance programs, such as the pavement maintenance, sidewalk maintenance, and path maintenance programs.

Abilities
Roadway Project Manager I

• Understand, interpret, and apply laws, rules, or regulations to specific situations.
• Deal with many variables, define and solve problems, collect, analyze, and interpret data, establish facts, and determine specific action, evaluate, and improve process and/or program efficiency / effectiveness.
• Operate assigned equipment.
• Organize, oversee, and complete multiple projects simultaneously with limited supervision.
• Add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
• Calculate fractions, decimals, and percentages.
• Understand and follow written and oral instructions, policies, and procedures.
• Be honest, dependable, and trustworthy.
• Maintain effective working relationships.
• Communicate effectively, both in oral and written form and to prepare and present effective public presentations.
• Exercise independent judgement and discretion.
• Perform work in a safe manner and report unsafe activities, conditions, and faulty equipment.
• Respond to challenging citizen requests in a courteous and effective manner.
• Understand and follow written and oral instructions, policies, and procedures.
• Prepare clear and concise oral and written reports, educational materials, and documents and to maintain records, logs, and compliance documents.
• Interpret plans and construction specifications for capital infrastructure projects at a basic level
• Coordinate the work of self and others.
• Work outdoors in adverse weather conditions.

Roadway Project Manager II – in addition to the KSA’s above:

• Teach and mentor a Project Manager I with navigating more complex tasks
• Research, analyze and interpret data and make recommendations.
• Plan, organize, schedule, and prioritize daily project assignments of multiple ongoing projects.
• Coordinate the work of other project managers and construction inspectors for assigned projects.

Roadway Project Manager III – in addition to the KSA’s above:

• Resolve conflicts with contractors before they escalate.
• Respond to sensitive and urgent citizen requests in a courteous and effective manner, with the ability to de-escalate.
• Ability to draft bidding documents, solicit bids on capital improvement projects, analyze bids, and recommend award of a contract.
• Teach and mentor all Project Managers regarding a variety of complex tasks.
• Supervise and lead with conduct that re?ects the City’s expected leadership behaviors.
• Participate with preparing performance evaluations and goal setting for less experienced project managers.
• Interpret code, policy, construction practices, and speci?cations.

Physical Requirements

1. The primary duties of this class are performed in a general office environment, although some work is accomplished in an outdoor environment that may involve exposure to adverse weather conditions or potential personal danger.
2. Sufficient clarity of speech and hearing, with or without reasonable accommodation, which permits the employee to communicate effectively, to discern verbal instructions and to use a telephone.
3. Sufficient visual acuity, with or without reasonable accommodation, which permits the employee to comprehend written work instructions, and to review, evaluate and prepare a variety of written documents and text materials.
4. Sufficient manual dexterity, with or without reasonable accommodation, which permits the employee which permits the employee to operate a vehicle and standard office equipment, including a personal computer.
5. Sufficient personal mobility, with or without reasonable accommodation, which permits the employee to work in an office setting and to sit for extended periods of time and to lift and carry objects, up to twenty-five (25) pounds for varying distances, to work in an office environment and to perform field inspections.

Equipment Operated
Measurement devices, calculator, computer, levels, Engineer scales, computer software (e.g., Microsoft Office, Appia, Bid Express, ArcGIS, MUNIS, and other applicable engineering software).
Credentials needed for the three positions are:

Position	Associate’s degree	License/Cert*	Preferred Years Exp.
Project Manager I	N/A	N/A	0-5
Project Manager II	Preferred	Preferred	5-10
Project Manager III	Required**	Preferred	10+

*License/Certification examples include: APWA, NEMA, ODOT, NICET, AASHTO
**Degree in construction management, civil engineering technologies or 15+ years’ experience

1. Possession of a valid State of Ohio driver's license and have an acceptable driving record. Must meet and maintain qualifications for driving at all times and as a continued condition of employment
2. Must be honest, dependable, and trustworthy and pass a background check and drug screen.
3. Regular and reliable attendance, especially during peak construction season (May - September).

The City of Delaware offers a complete benefits package to full-time employees including: health, dental, and life insurance, retirement pension and savings plans, paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, and longevity pay and, in many positions, paid uniforms or clothing allowance. This position is part of the Management Pay Plan. Details about the compensation and benefits for this position can be found in the agreement by clicking here.

The information above is intended to be illustrative of the kinds of duties that may be assigned to the position and should not be interpreted to describe all the duties which may be required of employees holding this position.

The City of Delaware is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendment Act (ADAAA), the City of Delaware will provide reasonable accommodations, upon reasonable request, to qualified individuals with disabilities and encourages both prospective employees and incumbents to discuss potential accommodations with the employer.