POSITION SUMMARY
Responsible for space management and planning for all buildings and office space that JEA owns, leases and maintains. Provides office layout, interior design, space planning, scheduling/execution of facilities moves, modifications of buildings, and furniture related special projects, which may include demolition within interior spaces. Responsible for the hiring, directing and management of contractors.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Develop technical specifications related to the procurement of formal and informal requests for proposals, negotiations or information related to the procurement of goods and services related to office space design and planning.
Manage vendor contracts related to office space design up to $10k per contract.
Participate in planning meetings with Leadership Team members related to large scale initiatives.
Work closely with all levels of management to address employee related safety, health, ergonomic and ADA related needs requiring a high degree of discretion and confidentiality.
Manage budget for JEA current and future furniture needs including forecasts, and estimates.
Manage JEA furniture inventory through monthly reports and tracking.
Track JEA building space allocations.
Coordinate JEA leased space working with department units and building owners.
Supervise movers, coordinates with contractors and demolition crews.
Lead formal or informal bidding for remodeling, demolition, construction, furniture and other office equipment.
Coordinate with Facilities Capital group within JEA for the required construction and demolition pertaining to space design, which includes co-leading contracts and contractors.
Enforce standard operating procedures for all furniture and space activity.
Perform ergonomic studies and recommends solutions for addressing issues in coordination with Safety, Health & Wellness group.
Create, plan, design, reconfigure and optimize floor and furniture layouts, emphasizing best practices, industry benchmarks, ergonomics, ADA requirements, and energy efficiency/energy management.
Review and evaluates incoming move requests with an eye toward maximizing the utilization of existing space.
Gather requirements and provide confidential input on reorganization related moves, modifications, etc.
Verify the accuracy of existing drawings and create new drawings as needed to complete and document existing buildings and modifications planned or made.
Conduct physical inspection of existing facilities in detail including plenum areas, raceways and chases.
Identify opportunities for improved operation and service excellence to ensure a safe workplace at all times.
Perform space audits, maintains office vacancies, floor plans, occupancy information and associated reports
Develop and maintains standards for furniture, carpet, paint, ceiling tiles, etc.
Create, modify, standardize, and manage all Facilities drawings/as-builts in an approved format (CAD or others).
Work order and small project management, including but not limited to furniture/cubicle reconfiguration and space enhancements.
Incorporate best practices into move projects.
Actively support an environment of teamwork, co-operation, performance excellence and personal success.
Actively and routinely communicates the status of assigned projects with stakeholders.
Research best practices relative to space planning, work environments, interior designs, 3D modeling and presentations.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
POSITION SCOPE
Responsible for managing all office and space design and redesign initiatives costing up to $500k and supporting over 2000 employees of JEA at 20 major sites and over 700 smaller buildings. The buildings are located throughout Duval, Clay, Nassau, and St. Johns counties. Most of the buildings were constructed between 1961 and 2008, although the oldest was constructed prior to 1900.
Education: A bachelor’s degree in facilities planning, facilities management, industrial engineering, architecture, interior design, computer aided design, construction management, business or related field required or equivalent experience.
AND
Experience: Five (5) years of experience in the following or any combination thereof: facilities planning and layout; architectural / interior design; project management; move coordination; and CAD/GIS operations.
OR
An equivalent combination of education, experience and/or training.
License/certifications/registrations: A valid driver’s license is required prior to appointment and must be maintained during employment.
The minimum salary for this position is $79,200 annually. Compensation will be determined based on education, licenses, certifications, skills, experience, and alignment with salaries for similar roles within the organization.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Sitting
Up to 8 hours per day
Lifting
Up to 3 hours per day
Walking
Up to 8 hours per day
Up to 50 max. pounds **
Standing
Up to 4 hours per day
Pushing
Will not generally apply
Bending
Up to 3 hours per day
Up to 50 max. pounds**
Squatting
Up to 1 hour per day
Pulling
Will not generally apply
Stooping
Up to 1 hour per day
Up to 50 max. pounds**
Reaching
Up to 1 hour per day
Climbing
Up to 2 hours per day
Balancing
Up to 1 hour per day
Stairs
Up to 2 hours per day
Twisting
Up to 1 hour per day
Ladder
Up to 2 hours per day
Crawling
Will not generally apply
Step-stool
Up to 2 hours per day
Kneeling
Will not generally apply
Excessive heat
Up to 2 hours per day
Typing
Up to 5 hours per day
Excessive cold
Up to 2 hours per day
Data Entry
Up to 5 hours per day
Dust
Up to 2 hours per day
Humidity
Up to 2 hours per day
Loud Noise
Up to 4 hours per day
Hands in Water
Will not generally apply
Unusual hearing or vision demands:
None
Other physical demands or notes:
**JEA employees should not attempt to lift, pull or push a load in excess of 50lbs. without assistance. Care should always be taken when lifting, pushing or pulling in an awkward position.