Manager, Structural Integrity, EWR

Description Position at The Port Authority of NY & NJ About the Role Reporting directly to the Manager, Airport Facilities Projects, the successful candidate's responsibilities will include, but not limited to: Responsibilities Managing the Line Department portion of the Agency's Structural Integrity Program for EWR and TEB Ensuring that all facility staff inspections are performed in a timely fashion, deficiencies are communicated to the responsible parties, and appropriate records are maintained Working with QAD to address facility emergencies as well as its cyclical inspection program Acting on behalf of and coordinating with the maintenance units in the Emergency Operations Center during emergencies, including snow events Assisting with the development of project listings and budgets for Operating Major Work Programs for EWR and TEB, including organization and monthly tracking of all facility projects (Core, Redevelopment, OS, Security, and TCAP) for EWR and TEB Coordinating and providing representation for EWR and TEB with Engineering, in concert with the EWR Project Management Group, to ensure that design and construction issues are satisfactorily resolved Reviewing Engineering design drawings and providing comments to Project Management for all program facility projects (Core, Redevelopment, OS, Security, and TCAP) for EWR and TEB Preparing repair cost data for PA property damage and providing it to the Law Department Minimum Qualifications Applicants must meet all performance and attendance standards and have completed all probationary periods A minimum of 3 plus years of relevant work experience Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Structural Engineering, Architecture, or a related field Experience in inspection of structures, facility maintenance, project management, budget development, and/or asset management Experience managing multiple projects and coordinating design efforts and/or construction activities Must have a valid Driver’s License Successful candidate must be able to pass a fingerprint-based, Criminal History Records Check (CHRC), mandated by 49 CFR Part 1542, and will be required to qualify for and maintain an airport Security Identification Display Area (SIDA) credential with Airfield Non-Movement Area Driving and Escort Privileges. Desired Qualifications Structural design experience Experience with engineering projects related to the transportation field (for example, aviation) Demonstrated ability to develop complex strategies and represent the needs of EWR and TEB to the Agency and Aviation Department to achieve broad business goals in airport maintenance, facilities, asset management, and airport redevelopment, while understanding the impact on various stakeholders within and outside the PA Experience and demonstrated ability in establishing and managing a Capital and Major Work Program for a complex facility Demonstrated knowledge of the Port Authority's…