Project Manager Qualifications Sample Clauses
The Project Manager Qualifications clause sets out the minimum standards and requirements that an individual must meet to be eligible to serve as the project manager for a given project. Typically, this clause details necessary educational background, professional certifications, and relevant experience, and may require evidence of past successful project management in similar contexts. By clearly defining these qualifications, the clause ensures that the project is overseen by a competent and capable individual, thereby reducing the risk of mismanagement and increasing the likelihood of project success.
Project Manager Qualifications. The Manager shall employ a qualified and experienced project manager with a minimum of five years of experience in the management, operation, and maintenance of municipal parking operations, inclusive of parking garages, surface parking lots, and multi-space parking meter pay stations to administer the executed Contract. The Manager shall provide an on-site full-time professional manager with experience and skills needed to operate a comprehensive parking program. Credentials for this staff person must be provided prior to the person being assigned to the City. Minimum criteria are experience with similarly sized operations and demonstrated ability to manage a diverse system. The City reserves the right to have this person replaced if their work performance is unsatisfactory in the opinion of the City. The Manager accepts and understands that its Project Manager will serve under the general direction and oversight of the City’s Parking Systems Division Manager and will serve as a key management partner providing: organizational leadership; full line management; fiscal oversight; planning and operational implementation; business management; and policy development and recommendations to achieve City objectives related to parking management as it supports the public objectives of economic development and transportation management. The Project Manager will ensure that the City’s parking facilities are operated, maintained, fiscally managed, and postured for future development, under policies and procedures that maximize the use of the available public parking supply, while simultaneously enhancing the economic development of the downtown business corridor and other designated business and/or entertainment districts and promoting a balanced parking system. The project manager will effectively and efficiently administer and manage the City's Parking Facility and On-Street Parking Operations, inclusive of parking enforcement, parking citation process, parking meter operation and enforcement; staff, resource allocation and maintenance of the city owned parking facilities; assisting in the planning of future City owned or leased parking facilities; formulating and marketing new parking programs; providing staff support to City staff and committees; performing related work as assigned, etc. Exhibit G contains an overview of the Project Manager qualifications.
Project Manager Qualifications. The Lead Project Manager and Senior Project Managers utilized by Contractor must meet the qualifications of, and be able to perform the duties of, a Principal Consultant, as that job title is defined in State Term Contract 80101500-20-1. Additionally, the Lead Project Manager and Senior Project Managers must have the following qualifications, knowledge, skills, and abilities:
i. Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or another related field or equivalent work experience;
ii. Certification as a Project Management Professional (PMP), as defined in Rule 60GG-1.001(2)(a)(20), Florida Administrative Code;
iii. At least five (5) years of Information Technology (IT) experience, including managing teams, customer service, and production project management in multi-platform environments;
iv. At least two (2) years of experience working directly with senior management;
v. At least two (2) years of working experience with IT and project management as it pertains to program areas such as Workforce Services, Education, Public Benefit Assistance, or comparable governmental area(s);
vi. Demonstrated experience in Organizational Change Management for any entity employing over 100 individuals;
vii. Demonstrated experience in effectively managing complex project risks and/or project risk teams;
viii. Demonstrated experience in procurement processes with the State of Florida;
ix. Leadership experience in managing and completing complex projects relevant to both IT and business needs;
x. Demonstrated experience in leading high-profile projects; and
xi. Ability to communicate effectively (verbally and in writing) with technical staff, end user staff, and senior management.
Project Manager Qualifications. The Project Manager shall be permanently assigned to the project on a part-time basis and shall be responsible for the administration of the construction contract. The Project Manager shall have a minimum of six (6) years of experience in related road and bridge construction and responsible for supervising the work of the project Inspectors and Material Testers. The Project Manager shall have thorough knowledge of the use and completion of Douglas County and CDOT forms and documentation, including the CDOT Construction Manual, the CDOT Materials Manual, and the CDOT Inspector’s Checklist.