AMVETS Jobs

Architect IIPerforms complex architectural work to include space planning, design, construction and maintenance of buildings. Work requires contact and/or coordination with division/district regional support center (RSC) personnel, governmental and private entities. Employees at this level perform work independently on assignments; however, all unusual issues are referred to the supervisor. Architect IIIPerforms highly advanced and complex architectural work and has oversight of statewide agency programs. Work involves forecasting, strategic planning, development, coordination and implementation of programs. Work requires extensive contact and/or coordination with high-level division/district regional support center (RSC) personnel, governmental officials, and private entities. Employees at this level are virtually self-supervising and assume direct accountability for the work product.Essential Duties: Architect II Responsible for complex architectural projects from initiation to completion. Reviews consultant's plans, specifications and estimates, construction and design documents, policies and procedures, standards and/or guidelines. Assists with estimation of proposed construction costs and prioritizes proposed projects. Coordinates the work of architectural project teams, including modular furniture design/installations, project inspection/observation, physical relocations of personnel/equipment and building services, maintenance and security. Develops and prepares consultant work orders and agreements. Oversees, coordinates and monitors building projects performed by architectural consultants. Performs architectural work in coordination with engineering and support associates. Prepares and seals final plans, specifications, estimates and other necessary construction and contract documentation for letting. Trains less experience Registered Architects and/or Intern Architects. Performs other job responsibilities as assigned.Architect IIIAll job duties above and: Develops and prepares consultant contracts, work authorizations and supplemental work authorizations and negotiates fees.Oversees and/or prepares plans, specifications and estimates and seals, bids and performs construction administration of routine facilities contracts (RFCs).Oversees construction contract administration, work progress, bonding and insurance requirements, approval of monthly payments and project close out and final acceptance.Oversees the space planning, space allocation and executing of statewide physical personnel and equipment relocations.Serves as consultant to staff facility engineers and oversees the coordination of architectural work with engineering staff and technical support associates.Trains and mentors less experience Registered Architects and/or Architect Assistants and schedules and monitors professional training and development.Performs data collection, evaluations, analyses, studies, inspections, forecasts, assessments, and/or plan development. Responsible for and performs work involving highly advanced and complex architectural projects, including plans, specifications, estimates and bid letting.Reviews consultant's plans, specifications and estimates, construction and design documents, policies and procedures, standards and/or guidelines.Performs other job responsibilities as assigned.