Volt - Hartford, CT
posted 5 months ago
Volt is seeking an experienced Real Estate & Facilities Project Manager to join our dynamic and growing nonprofit community health organization in Seattle, WA. This unique opportunity offers a competitive salary, a $5,000 sign-on bonus, and a comprehensive benefits package. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 4 years of experience managing real estate and facility projects, demonstrating exceptional attention to detail and strong communication skills. The role involves leading a talented team of facilities project managers and overseeing various projects related to construction, maintenance, site openings/closures, and space reconfiguration. In this position, you will be responsible for real estate management, which includes handling lease negotiations, property acquisitions, and lease administration while maintaining positive relationships with landlords and tenants. You will also develop and implement the facilities capital plan in collaboration with our team, ensuring compliance with facilities-related insurance, vendor, landlord, and tenant requirements. Regular facilities assessments will be part of your duties, as well as supervising clinical equipment inventories to ensure proactive replacement and annual assessments. Additionally, you will ensure adherence to facilities code requirements and infection prevention protocols while directly managing a variety of facilities projects, including safety compliance, construction management, and the implementation of new standards and systems. This role requires a reliable personal vehicle for local travel between sites, as mileage and parking fees will be reimbursed. A COVID vaccination is required for this position. The work environment is collaborative, and the ability to adapt to change is essential. The office is based in Georgetown, Seattle, with flexible work hours available between 6 AM and 8 PM, Monday to Friday. After a 4-month learning period, a hybrid remote/in-office work option will be available, contingent on productivity. Minimal overtime is expected, with occasional after-hours and weekend work required.