SALARY
$34.539 - $49.344
POSITION SUMMARY
Performs architectural assignments of non-routine to moderately complex nature with some degree of latitude in the use of initiative and independent judgment.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Prepares contract documents for bids and construction.
Plans layout of projects and integrates engineering elements into a unified design.
Develops and monitors project scope schedule and budget.
Conducts field inspection of construction projects to determine status of work and ensure compliance with project design and specifications.
Provides professional expertise in the research design and development of facilities owned or operated by the Authority.
Coordinates architectural design and construction projects with outside contractors and Authority personnel.
Prepares information regarding design specifications materials equipment estimated costs and schedules and other elements associated with construction projects.
Prepares documentation and drawings required to properly complete contract documents.
Reviews drawings and specifications with user departments to ensure compliance with project scope.
Performs related duties as assigned.
MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Reporting to this position are the following jobs:
Job Title
CHALLENGES
Providing design plans which meet all local state and federal standards codes and requirements along with environmental and energy guidelines.
Identifying assessing and incorporating new methods materials and technologies.
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
Bachelors Degree in Architecture or Architectural Engineering with 2 years of experience.
Possess a valid Illinois drivers license.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Requires sitting for extended periods of time visual acumen for reading and viewing computer screen manual dexterity and fingering for working with computer keyboards.
Occasional walking bending and climbing to investigate systems.
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Working knowledge of applicable federal state and local regulations.
Working knowledge of architectural principles methods and techniques.
Working knowledge of related building codes and guidelines including environmental and energy guidelines City of Chicago building codes and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to prepare detailed and concise analytical reports.
WORKING CONDITIONS
General office environment.
May be required to work various extended hours (including nights and weekends).
Required to travel to various facilities when conducting field inspections.
Subject to varying weather conditions electrically energized contact rail ballasted track and elevated structures.
EQUIPMENT TOOLS AND MATERIALS UTILIZED
Auto CADD CODES and computer programs.
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