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Senior Project Manager

CRSA is looking to hire a Senior Architectural Project Manager who is committed to client service, employee development, and diversity in the workplace. We are particularly interested in candidates who have served in the military, and we strongly encourage veterans to apply.

This role is the communication master between our team and our client’s team. A successful Senior Architectural Project Manager can take ownership of the full project lifecycle, mentor others in the process, and be the support system to make the team successful in the project ex*****on. They coordinate all project efforts to ensure the project is a success for our team and our clients. They understand the project scope and what it will take to achieve our client’s vision.

Qualifications:

Professional Architecture Degree from Accredited Program.

20+ Years of experience in Architectural Project Management.

Demonstrated capacity for successfully project management.

Demonstrated capacity for leadership of project teams.

Accountability and Expectations:

Accountability is to the Client, and the Project Team.

The Project Manager is accountable for the Scope, Schedule, and Fee alignment.

Ownership of client satisfaction as it relates to individual project success.

Ensure the most professional standards, practices, and business ethics are used on behalf of the firm.

Not to engage in work that you are not qualified to perform successfully.

Scope: Most complex projects of the largest magnitude.

Project Responsibilities:

Coordination of all project efforts

Effective Ex*****on

Prepares Strategic Plan

Serves as Primary Client Liaison

Administrative

Technical

Efficiency

Cost-Effective Ex*****on

Client Budget.

Project Schedule

Communications and Documentation

Estimation of Fee

Estimates scope of work.

Prepares proposals and contracts on the most complex projects.

Client satisfaction.

Staff Responsibilities:

The expectation is that the Senior Project Manager will actively engage the architectural staff to pass along the knowledge and expertise to develop employee skills in project management.

May act in Practice Leader/Managing Partner role in their absence.

Actively participate in career growth to provide tools, knowledge, and opportunities to less experienced architectural associates.

Project Team Assignment

Partners with the Senior Architect and Senior Architect Associates to supervise the teams’ design and technical delivery.

Provide oversight of less experienced Project Managers.

Communication of Client expectations, changes, and alignment of scope, schedule, and fee.

Take ownership of their own personal development, career growth, and desire to improve skills related to their chosen career path.

CRSA is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

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Happy World Labyrinth Day!
Labyrinths have been used for centuries to promote mindfulness and inner reflection. Today, let's celebrate this ancient tradition and take a moment to explore the labyrinth at the University of Utah Carolyn Tanner Irish Humanities Building that CRSA designed.

Whether you're seeking clarity, peace, or simply a moment of tranquility, the labyrinth offers a serene space to connect with yourself and the world around you. Join us in honoring this timeless practice.

Great evening spent with the team volunteering at the MillerKnoll We Care event! It's a great night to support children and kick off the holiday season.

We Care helps children by making holiday gifts at a variety of craft stations (our reindeer food was a big hit!) For many, making these crafts is the only way they can give presents to their loved ones. The children also enjoy holiday treats, games, and festive activities during the event.

It's always a fun and rewarding experience for our team!

Just announced! Alrasool Islamic Center of Taylorsville, Utah has received $250,000 of matching funding from the National Fund for Sacred Places, a program of Sacred Places in collaboration with . This funding will support foundation work, wall stabilization, and other badly needed upgrades to Alrasool's sanctuary, constructed in 1894 by Utah pioneers. Alrasool is one of 16 organizations to receive a total of over $3.5 million in grant funding that provides training, planning grants, technical assistance, capacity-building support, and capital grants to congregations of all faiths.

Now in its eighth year, the National Fund has awarded or pledged over $21.5 million to 113 community-serving congregations representing 39 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Alrasool's grant marks the first time that Sacred Places has given to either a Muslim, or a Utah-based congregation. To learn more about Alrasool, this program and this year’s other grant recipients, visit fundforsacredplaces.org.

Alrasool thanks its community partners, CRSA and Preservation Utah for the support they offered during the rigorous application process.

To learn more about the history of the Alrasool Islamic Center, please visit https://preservationutah.org/see-our-impact/our-advocacy/item/1059-alrasool-center

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This month, we celebrate the incredible contributions of our dedicated team and the power of collective ownership. Join us in recognizing the strength and ingenuity that arise from empowering each individual to be an owner and a changemaker. Together, we build a brighter future, one design at a time.

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Congratulations on your retirement, Dave!

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Check out what's next for this historic property here:

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