Assistant Project Manager Consultant / Junior Consultant). The Associate Project Manager to assist the Project Manager with maintaining the progress, mutual interaction and reporting on various tasks in such a way that reduces the risk of overall failure, maximizes benefits, and minimizes costs. ▪ A four (4) year bachelor’s degree from an accredited university; relevant advanced degrees and/or certifications such as a master’s degree in a business or technical discipline are preferred. ▪ Three (3) or more years of professional level leadership assistance of major programs or projects. ▪ Assists the Project Manager with providing day-to-day direction, guidance, and decision making for operations involving Contractor services for the OLDR hurricane recovery effort. ▪ Knowledge and skills in management and supervision, effective leadership, problem solving, oral and written communication, evaluation of project effectiveness, and management of multiple tasks. ▪ Assists the Project Manager with the planning, directing, and coordination of daily project activities to ensure project goals and objectives are accomplished. Establishes work plan and staffing for each phase of the project. Confers with the project staff to outline the work plan and to assign duties, responsibilities, and authorities. Prepares project reports for OCDR and management. Plans, reviews, and evaluates the work of subordinate professional and operational staff. Reviews and evaluates project and service delivery. Develops systems and maintains records that provide for the proper evaluation, control, and documentation of all program activities. Makes recommendations for hiring staff. Provides explanations, clarifications, and other communications with Grantees, sub-recipients, contractors, OCDR staff, and other interested parties regarding all aspects of program operations.
Assistant Project Manager Consultant / Junior Consultant). The Associate Project Manager assists the Project Manager with maintaining the progress, mutual interaction, and reporting on various tasks in such a way that reduces the risk of overall failure, maximizes benefits, and minimizes costs. The Assistant Project Manager should possess the qualifications identified below: ▪ A four (4) year bachelor’s degree from an accredited university; relevant advanced degrees or certifications such as a master’s degree in a business or technical discipline are preferred. ▪ Three (3) or more years of professional-level leadership assistance in major programs or projects. ▪ Assists the Project Manager with providing day-to-day direction, guidance, and decision making for operations involving Contractor services for the OLTR hurricane recovery effort. ▪ Knowledge and skills in management and supervision, effective leadership, problem solving, oral and written communication, evaluation of project effectiveness, and management of multiple tasks. ▪ Assists the Project Manager with the planning, directing, and coordination of daily project activities to ensure project goals and objectives are accomplished. Establishes work plan and staffing for each phase of the project. Confers with the project staff to outline the work plan and to assign duties, responsibilities, and authorities. Prepares project reports for OLTR and management. Plans, reviews, and evaluates the work of subordinate professional and operational staff. Reviews and evaluates project and service delivery. Develops systems and maintains records that provide for the proper evaluation, control, and documentation of all program activities. Makes recommendations for hiring staff. Provides explanations, clarifications, and other communications with Grantees, sub-recipients, contractors, OLTR staff, and other interested parties regarding all aspects of program operations.
