Historic Preservation- Project Manager with Architecture Degree

Responsibilities:
• Serve as Project Manager for historic preservation and adaptive reuse projects from concept through construction administration. Projects may be located throughout the State of Florida.
• Lead coordination with potential ACHP, SHPO, local Historic Preservation Boards, planning departments, and review agencies.
• Manage projects involving National Register listed properties, contributing resources, and locally designated historic structures and neighborhoods.
• Oversee preparation of historic documentation, including conditions assessments, preservation plans, and scope narratives. Supervise production of building scanning
• Guide design teams to ensure compliance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, as well as other State and/or Local historic preservation requirement as applicable to specific projects.
• Manage client relationships, serving as the primary point of contact and trusted advisor on preservation strategy including support for grant-funded projects, tax credit coordination, or phased funding strategies. Carefully review with the President of the company.
• Develop and manage project schedules, budgets, and staffing plans, with a focus on risk management for historic projects.
• Lead agency presentations, public hearings, and community meetings as required.
• Provide technical oversight for renovation details, materials, and restoration methodologies.
• Review construction documents for preservation compliance and constructability.
• Support during construction administration, including RFIs, submittals, site visits, and field observations for historic work.
• Mentor junior staff on preservation best practices, documentation standards, and regulatory processes.