A JOC Program Manager’s Duties are critical to assuring quality, on-time, and on-budget construction project delivery. Here’s just a brief list of JOC Program Manager’s duties for a real property owner:
- Plan, organize, coordinate and administer facilities design and complex construction engineering projects with various entities.
- Communicate with customers, consultants, regulatory agencies, and presentations at Board meetings and/or Commission hearings.
- Obtain and evaluate proposals from job order contractors and other vendors on approved construction projects.
- Ensure vendor/ contractor compliance with all safety and code regulations.
- Use Job Order Contracting (JOC) procedures, software and documentation.
- Secure necessary permits which may include Conditional Use Permits, Environmental Impact Statements, and building permits.
- Arrange for contractor access and on-site coordination to minimize impact of project construction to normal operations at the organization’s facilities.
- Select and negotiate architect and engineer consultants for design contracts.
- Provide other customer service, coordination, and related duties as required.