Construction Logistics Specialist IV - CALM Night Shift Area Resident Manager

Responsibilities

• Lead the Nightly Huddle at 2330 hrs. with Airport Operations support.
• Distribute the Roadway Bulletin, Terminal Bulletin & Daily Roadway Map to attendees of the Nightly Huddle.
• Perform “Site Checks” at each location within the CTA, Terminals and the AOA locations that have active construction activities.
• Verify the correct ASR is “in hand” with the Project Superintendent and posted on the dash of all vehicles.
• Verify the correct barricading and signage is in place per approved ASR.
• Verify all scheduled deliveries are contained within the approved ASR and coordinated at Nightly Huddle.
• Communicate with Safety and Inspection team regarding compliance of scheduled work.
• Take photos of each deployed project working in the CTA, Terminals and the AOA locations.
• Produce a Nightly Report that includes personnel count, late flight information and any other relevant documents.
• Post the Nightly Reports to the CALMSHARE site.
• Develop appropriate tracking and record keeping tools.
• Work with The Development Group (TDG) Element representatives, Facilities Maintenance Group (FMUG), Airport Operations (OPS), Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Information Technology Group (IMTG), TDG Safety/Inspections, and LAWA Airport Police Traffic Officers to develop protocols.
• Meet regularly with the CALM Area Resident Manager – Lead and make recommendations concerning procedures, protocols, and staffing.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree and 20 years of Construction Management field experience.
• Minimum of 3 years of Airport experience or 5 years of experience in other critical environment facilities.
• Ability to assume additional responsibilities other than role outlined above.
• Proven accuracy, reliability, priority setting, and completeness in job accomplishment.
• Demonstrated planning, controlling, organizing and leadership skills in previous positions.
• Effective oral and written communication skills and ability to communicate complex issues to a non-technical audience.
• Must be able to work under pressure on high-profile complicated assignments.
• Must pass a federal background check.