SEP CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Sample Clauses

SEP CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT. The SFPUC will use the SEP Program Construction Manager to provide broad and strategic focus and integration across all project delivery elements including, but not limited to: assistance in developing top-level execution strategies; program auditing and reporting functions; oversight of program-level construction schedule and cost controls, program-level risk management, and program-level safety management; recommendations for construction contracting strategies; recommendations for the allocation of contingencies; and ongoing alignment of top-level strategies to successfully achieve programmatic and technical requirements. Other program construction management responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:  Provide overall SEP program-level CM oversight and supervision to ensure that project CM teams are conforming to the SFPUC’s goals and requirements in accordance with the CM Plan, Safety Approach, and CM Procedures, and to ensure program standardization, conformity, and consistency throughout the duration of SEP project construction.  Support the SSIP Deputy Director for Construction by providing SEP program-level oversight and supervision of CM activities including, but not limited to: progress, cost, and schedule controls; auditing and reporting functions; construction administration services and construction contracts management; construction risk management; construction safety; project interface coordination; shutdown schedule coordination; review and analysis of construction changes and claims; environmental compliance services and assistance in coordinating with regulatory agencies; public outreach and communications; startup and commissioning; and closeout.  Provide implementation and management of the CM Plan, Safety Approach, CM Procedures, and current project CM staffing plans and budgets, related contingencies, and escalation factors; continuously make recommendations for improvement and provide revisions as required and requested by the SSIP’s Deputy Director of Construction.  Use the SFPUC’s Construction Management Information System (CMIS) to provide quality assurance (QA) on CMIS utilization by project CM teams in order to oversee program-level construction activities and develop construction status/progress reports for the SEP (and for other wastewater projects, as needed).  Provide program-wide construction QA, including construction QA oversight of the individual SEP project CM teams.  Review existing project...
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