Capital Project Manager
career climbersHouston (TX)
Capital Project Manager
Posted 5 days ago
career climbersHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Capital Project Manager/Facilities Engineer Greater Tampa Bay, Florida Tier-1, publicly traded real estate companyA Tier-1 healthcare real estate company is seeking a Capital Project Manager and Facilities Engineer to lead their Senior Housing team. Responsible for overseeing the planning, execution, and successful delivery of major real estate projects in their Senior Housing portfolio, the Manager, Capital Projects and Facilities Engineering will work closely with their Asset Management team and oversee major capital improvements across their healthcare real estate portfolio consisting of tier-1 Senior Housing communities. This is an excellent role for someone with a strong Mechanical Engineering background with extensive real estate/project management experience. This is a remote role, but candidate must live in Florida, with the ability to travel about 25% of the time to their Senior Housing facilties throughout Florida.
Responsibilities:
- Senior Housing Capital Leadership
- Work with operators to prioritize capital needs and execution plans
- Develop standards for unit turns and upgrades resulting in cost and time savings
- Assist project managers with scope and execution of amenity upgrades
- Support lab and outpatient medical assets as needed
- Technical expertise
- Provide technical support to the property management and building engineers
- Conduct and document property condition assessments, inclusive of base building systems
- Review preventative maintenance performance and drive improvements to extend life of equipment
- Evaluate and identify opportunities to reduce costs by reducing utility consumption or otherwise reducing operating expenses
- Ensure technical capability of portfolio increases through vendor partnerships and training
- Budgeting and Forecasting
- Participate in preparation of annual capital budgets, tracking of monthly capital spend, and monthly capital forecasting
- Ensure budgeted projects are on schedule and communicate variances
- Reviewing contracts and providing input for legal review
Position Requirements:
- Bachelors Degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, Real Estate or related field 3 - 7 years of work experience in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, project management experience, or facilities management experience
- Experience working within senior housing or hospitality sectors a plus
- Advanced Excel skills and working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite - Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- Experience with occupied-building inspections, survey reporting and renovation oversight
- Demonstrate excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
- Demonstrate an understanding of finance, capital planning and budgeting
- Ability to work efficiently remotely and communicate effectively while traveling; ability to work well independently and in team/group environments
This is an excellent role for an experienced Mechanical Engineer specializing with project management across large real estate projects, especially within the multi-family, senior housing, or hospitality sectors. The Manager of Capital Projects will lead and collaborate with a top-tier real estate team while building their career within a premiere healthcare real estate company. Company offers world-class benefits and a hybrid work schedule, with plenty of opportunity for career growth and advancement. Please apply directly. Thank you!
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