Move Coordinator / Facilities Support Design Associate
An IDO Incorporated Move Coordinator / Facilities Management Support Design Associate is a seasoned associate who focuses on project leadership, project management and customer service. In this role, a Move Coordinator / Facilities Management Support Design Associate, is responsible for leading, directing, executing and delivering on specialized move management and small facility/furniture coordination projects, while also supporting our company strategies to boost efficiency and productivity.
- Required technical skills include proficiency in the following software applications:
- Microsoft Office suite including MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook and MS PowerPoint
- AutoCAD experience required
- Revit
In the area of client service delivery, a Move Coordinator / Facilities Management Support Design Associate is responsible for ensuring that the coordination and facilitation of specialized move management related activities, with various and numerous other contracting disciplines & vendors are executed from concept through completion in an efficient and successful manner. Other general responsibilities specific to the Move Coordinator / Facilities Support Design Associate role include:
1. Lead and/or Co-facilitate meetings with clients to fully understand their mission, scope, requirements, and desired project outcome.
2. Lead the coordination and facilitation of Specialized Move Management of laboratories in conjunction with our client’s commercial real estate services company and various engineering partner groups.
3. Integrate what the Clients have, what the Clients need and (if applicable) who the Clients need to be with in order to yield optimal solutions for highly functional and operational lab environments.
4. Facilitate the Lab Equipment Inventory process by identifying the affected lab equipment to be moved, gathering its Asset Tag data, and ascertaining required utility connectivity.
5. Utilize the Client’s unique programs and processes to schedule crews to perform work, document detailed instructions, including new/existing drawings, and perform drawing updates.
6. Coordinate all project activities across the functional Client department(s) and vendors according to the contract and scope of work.
7. Develop drawings so as to produce ideal lab environments.
8. Maintain strong relationships with the Client’s end users and ensure high Sponsor satisfaction of our projects from start through post-occupancy by displaying solid problem solving, judgment, negotiating, influencing, and employing one’s decision-making skills.
9. Develop, maintain, nurture and sustain strong business partnerships & relationships with key project personnel: Building Coordinator, Move Contractor and Construction Foreman
10. Research and develop new initiatives and technology to improve service, enhance revenue, improve efficiencies, and realize system wide opportunities.
11. Immerse oneself into learning and understanding the lab equipment being worked with.
12. Communicate-communicate-communicate.
IDO is an equal opportunity employer Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran. Applicants must include a resume and cover letter to be considered.