SUMMARY STATEMENT The Facilities Project Managers (FPM) primary responsibility is to work with internal stakeholders and external groups such as vendors, contractors, agencies and the general public from a projects initiation through completion, making sure the work gets completed efficiently and satisfactorily. Projects will focus on, but not be limited to, budget development, planning, renovations and new construction in accordance with professionally developed plans and specifications, according to schedule, within budgetary guidelines, using the highest quality standards. The FPM effectively communicates project timelines and budgetary constraints to all parties and stakeholders associated with the project. During each phase of the project, the FPM monitors the progress and handles day-to-day issues that develop. The FPM shall possess excellent organizational, communication, problem solving, time management and creativity skills. The FPM is expected to be familiar with the different trades and related construction methods as well as Federal, Maryland and local workplace safety and building codes. The FPM shall have experience managing a variety of small and large projects concurrently. The FPM must anticipate and recommend actions for all situations where project related activities may come into conflict with the offering of educational services on a busy community college campus. The FPM must be instrumental in helping to coordinate the use of campus space for educational and student activities while simultaneously managing multiple projects within the same timeframe.