Posted 10/29/2024
UNC HEALTH
POSITION TITLE: Engineering Manager
DEPARTMENT: Engineering and Facility Management
Engineering Manager @ UNC Health
Description
Become part of an inclusive organization with over 40,000 teammates, whose mission is to improve the health and well-being of the unique communities we serve.
Job Summary:
Manages and directs the activities of the mechanical sections. Performs the highest and most advanced level electrical or mechanical engineering work in the design, design review, installation, maintenance, repair and operation of mechanical systems.
Description of Job Responsibilities:
1. Develop and implement designs for the mechanical functions associated with in-house construction projects for area renovations, system expansion, or repair, including development of the scope of the project, preparing design concepts, calculations, drawings, specifications and cost estimates and then monitoring and inspecting all related construction.
2. Develop and manage the sections operation, including development of operating budgets needed to support mechanical system operation and maintenance, developing and implementing design and construction standards, developing and update personnel job descriptions, conducting interviews and recommending the hiring of new personnel.
3. Develop, coordinate, implement and manage construction and renovation projects at all levels of cost and complexity to meet project schedule and budget requirements, and to ensure compliance with building plans, specifications and state and Federal codes, including compliance with The Joint Commission requirements for safety. Act as the primary liaison to designers, architects, contractors, code officials and hospital staff.
4. Develop, implement and review contracts, contract amendments and change orders and approve, reject or negotiate acceptance of changes to, modifications of and payment for such contracts for construction and renovation projects.
5. Evaluate existing mechanical systems to determine the support needed for capital construction projects. This includes analyzing potential modifications to the existing systems, developing potential new supplemental systems or planning and implementing capital renewal for the equipment. Develop long range plans for all systems and integrate and coordinate capital construction projects into this plan.
6. Evaluate, troubleshoot, analyze and correct technical system(s) problems in newly constructed and renovated buildings, including negotiation of warranty issues and full resolution of outstanding problems. Evaluate, troubleshoot, analyze and correct technical system(s) problems in existing buildings and ensure mechanical systems perform as required to comply with The Joint Commission, infection control and safety standards and expectations.
7. Manage and direct the engineering for all functions of maintenance, operation, design, renovation and construction of the building mechanical systems (including chiller plants, HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, medical gases) used in and for the UNC Health Care System. This job profile is intended to provide a representation of responsibilities required. Employees may be requested to perform job-related tasks other than those specifically presented in this profile.
8. Plan, develop, implement, conduct and manage effective programs for preventative and demand maintenance as required for mechanical systems in all buildings of the UNC Health Care system. Responsible for inspecting the facility regularly for maintenance needs and safety hazards. Advise management concerning the technical aspects of maintaining, replacing, or renovating equipment and systems.
9. Provide direct supervision and leadership for technical trade supervisors and their shops, including establishing work standards, assigning tasks, reviewing work performance and evaluating training needs or conducting training. Include planning, organizing, and directing work functions of several employees or first line supervisors.
10. Review, evaluate and prepare comments on schematic, design development and construction drawings and specifications prepared by engineering and architectural firms for constructability, maintainability, conformance to building codes and standards, compliance with The Joint Commission, professional and accepted construction standards and to meet the requirements of the hospital.
Education Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field.
Licensure/Certification Requirements: No licensure or certification required.
Professional Experience Requirements: Six (6) years advanced experience in system design, maintenance and operations, project engineering, and/or construction administration in institutional, commercial, or industrial buildings. An advanced technology degree may be substituted for no more than one year of the total additional experience required.
Engineering Manager in Chapel Hill, NC - UNC Health Care
Contact Mike Elks (michael.elks@unchealth.unc.edu or 984-974-0320) for more details.
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