Principal Project Administrator Position Available In Aiken, South Carolina
Tallo's Job Summary: The Principal Project Administrator position at Tech Army in Aiken, SC offers a contract role with a salary range of $30.12 - $35.72 per hour. Requirements include a Bachelor's degree, supervisory experience, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Responsibilities involve overseeing project support personnel, managing office services, and ensuring projects are completed within budget and on time.
Job Description
Principal Project Administrator Tech Army – 5.0 Aiken, SC Job Details Contract $30.12 – $35.72 an hour 2 days ago Qualifications Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Word Business Management Microsoft Excel Microsoft Access Management Computer literacy Microsoft Office Driver’s License Supervising experience Project management Records management Bachelor’s degree Q Clearance Communications Computer skills Budgeting LMS Training & development Senior level Business Associate’s degree 2 years Communication skills
Negotiation Full Job Description Job Details:
Position:
Principal Project Administrator Location:
Aiken, SC, 29801 (Onsite)
Duration:
12+ Months contract with possible extension
JOB TITLE
Principal Project Administrator DUTIES Direct functional areas of project administration, i.e., records control, file administration, word processing, engineering support, or customer administrative support. Duties include identification, assignment, and leadership of project support personnel training, planning, and distribution of workload. Also includes coordination of office services, housekeeping, property management, and special project assignments. Reviews work of assigned staff to ensure that project procedures are followed and ensure projects are finished on time and within budget. Lead development of, monitor, and provide cost effective Engineering Administrative Services for large projects, small projects, tasks, and/or department/division-level management services to support execution of the design products. Communicate with internal and external departments and organizations to clarify and coordinate assigned tasks; and resolve complex administrative problems on the project. Review workload, schedules, personnel assignments, status of ongoing work. Approve leave requests, evaluate personnel performance, and initiate disciplinary actions. Establish, interpret, revise, and/or review standards as necessary to ensure that work performed is within established records management guidelines. Lead evaluation office production and administrative work processes; monitor the development of internal operating procedures/guidelines. Ensure professional administrative staff is trained in changes. Direct services such as equipment procurement, maintenance and repair, office supplies, and mail. Ensure administrative office equipment, computing, and software needs are met. Ensure housekeeping audits are scheduled and that corrective actions are completed. Direct the development and maintenance of a variety of manual and automated filing systems, and/or protected property and equipment. Monitor automated registers for tracking and retrieval of management commitments, correspondence, engineering documents, time collection, cost collection, and/or equipment. May monitor data collection, preparation of operating reports, and error reconciliation. Manage employee communications and recognition programs. Interface with project administrators, engineering managers, and records management personnel and formulates procedures for systematic retention, protection, retrieval, transfer, and disposal of records. Coordinate security and access clearances. Provide guidance to department personnel. Investigate personnel security incidents and recommend resolutions. Compile and analyze department performance information. Prepare reports for senior management. Propose follow-on initiatives. Conduct periodic management status reviews to ensure department initiatives are being implemented. Study methods of improving work measurements. Provide analyses that support development and allocation of the non-labor operating budget. Track, report, trend, analyze, and account for all costs associated with the approved budget. Identify, investigate, and correct inappropriate charges. Monitor accounts and confirm implementation of corrective action. Process Design Documents via Smart Plant Foundation (SPF), Electronic Document Workflow System (EDWS).
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in business or related area and 8 years’ experience in project administration and supervision; associate degree in business or related area and 11 years’ experience as indicated; or 14 years’ experience as indicated. Comprehensive knowledge of Records Management policies, procedures, and practices. Requires an in-depth knowledge of engineering/training document work systems, administrative processes, and relevant computer applications. Applies advanced principles and practices in administration to resolve problems in a timely manner. Updating on computer technologies and office equipment is necessary. Very knowledgeable of site accounting practices regarding non-labor and capital equipment budget. Effective use of basic math and business concepts, theories and practices plus experience in budgeting processes. Thorough understanding of policies, and administrative project procedures and practices. Expertise in engineering/training document control. Requires computer literacy. Proficient in general office applications such as Microsoft Office applications. Mastery in oral and written communications. Basic negotiation skills. Previous experience with the use and implementation of DOE Order 413.3B. Experience in
DOE CD-3X
Package Submittals Knowledgeable about SRNS Project Management and EVMS policies, procedures, and manuals. Experience with Learning Management Systems (LMS). Experience in industrial (or similar) training design, development, tracking, status reporting document approval and publication process.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Candidates who have possessed an active DOE clearance (L or Q) within the past two (2) years are preferred. Candidate should be Qualified with the Learning Management System. Bachelor’s degree in business management, communication, or a related field. 2 to 5 years or more of experience in training and development or a similar role. Excellent presentation and facilitation skills. Strong organizational and project management skills. Ability to lead others in completing work assignments or work independently. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proficient in MS Office (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Access). Well-versed in the SRNS document creation and approval process. Oversee the completion of assigned projects. Coordinate meetings, document meeting minutes, track, and report on action items through closure. Ability to adapt and learn new computer and project management skills to complete emerging work assignments.
Area Security Access:
Candidate must be able to obtain and maintain a DOE “Q” security clearance
Job Type:
Contract Pay:
$30.12 – $35.72 per hour Expected hours: 40 per week
Schedule:
8 hour shift Application Question(s): Bachelor’s degree in business or related area and 8 years’ experience in project administration and supervision; associate degree in business or related area and 11 years’ experience as indicated; or 14 years’ experience as indicated. Comprehensive knowledge of Records Management policies, procedures, and practices. Requires an in-depth knowledge of engineering/training document work systems, administrative processes, and relevant computer applications. Applies advanced principles and practices in administration to resolve problems in a timely manner. Updating on computer technologies and office equipment is necessary. Very knowledgeable of site accounting practices regarding non-labor and capital equipment budget. Effective use of basic math and business concepts, theories and practices plus experience in budgeting processes. Thorough understanding of policies, and administrative project procedures and practices. Expertise in engineering/training document control. Requires computer literacy. Proficient in general office applications such as Microsoft Office applications. Mastery in oral and written communications. Basic negotiation skills. Previous experience with the use and implementation of DOE Order 413.3B. Experience in
DOE CD-3X
Package Submittals Experience with Learning Management Systems (LMS). Experience in industrial (or similar) training design, development, tracking, status reporting document approval and publication process. Knowledgeable about SRNS Project Management and EVMS policies, procedures, and manuals. Ability to
Commute:
Aiken, SC 29801 (Required) Ability to
Relocate:
Aiken, SC 29801: Relocate before starting work (Required)
Work Location:
In person