Building Code Administrator

Description:

1. Provide support in the management of multi-disciplinary construction projects and

perform field and administrative duties to ensure the project is completed within the

scope, schedule, and budget perform in accordance with the terms of the contract.

2. Participate in the development of construction quality surveillance plans, selecting the

Quality Control Sub-master that is appropriate for the size and complexity of the

project.

3. Assist in developing the period of performance, evaluating projects to establish

liquidated damages, and participate in coordination of the pre-construction activities.

4. Ensure effective professional coordination with the Facility Managers (FM) for

notification and coordination of contract activities which should be maintained through

the construction, facility activation, and warranty phases.

5. Provide coordination to ensure timely inspections, maintenance of records,

participation in testing, and collection and submission of pertinent data.

6. Provide coordination to ensure support is provided and accomplished in special

support areas such as fire alarm systems, environmental monitoring, pressure

systems, between others.

7. Coordinate the activation, familiarization, and training on equipment for operating

personnel.

8. Verify that the proper quality of work is being performed in accordance with the plans

and specifications.

9. Plan for necessary tests and/or investigations well in advance of the time of work

execution.

10. Support the shop drawing review and approval process before items or materials are

brought on the job.

11. Uphold the current Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and KSC

standards. The Contractor shall have a working knowledge of safety regulations and

the laws as a prerequisite for the implementation of NASA safety responsibilities.

12. Stay apprised of the general construction contractor’s long-range objectives and

immediate construction activities.

13. Review job progress with the general construction contractor's representative and

determine the actual progress versus the scheduled progress as needed.

14. Ensure that all required material testing is performed.

15. Coordinate any material testing that falls under the responsibility of the Government

in a timely manner.

16. Ensure shop drawings are received, reviewed, processed, and approval action taken in

a timely manner.

17. Immediately alert the COR to any general construction contractors’ refusals, failures,

or inability to prosecute the work to ensure its completion within the time specified in

the contract.

18. Ensure that a complete or current as-built drawings (redlines) are maintained.

19. Arrange inspections assuring a complete and accurate record of the inspections is

documented and to communicate the need for actions to the general construction

contractor.

20. Arrange other interim inspections or walk-downs as needed during the project life

cycle.

21. Prepare all construction documents for transfer upon final acceptance. Immediately

following the Final Acceptance, contract operational data shall be provided to the

appropriate personnel

Licensed Building Code Administrator by the Florida Building Code Administrators and Inspectors Boa