Accessibility Consultant/Project Manager

Southborough, MA
Full Time
Code Consulting
Mid Level

Code Red Consultants currently has an exceptional opportunity for an experienced Accessibility Consultant/Project Manager to join our growing firm. In this role, you will work as part of an integrated team to assist building owners, developers, and end-users on projects to help ensure that the built environment is accessible while achieving design concepts and aesthetic visions for the space.

Accessibility compliance is a critical topic for our clients, which span a diverse range of sectors, including large multi-building developers, college campuses, towns, and non-profit organizations. Our project involvement varies and includes existing building surveys, plan reviews, variance submittals and field verifications of new installations.

If you have a passion for accessibility and inclusive design, want to have an immediate impact with clients, and enjoy collaborating with a highly respected team, then this may be the perfect opportunity for you! Find out more about our firm at: www.coderedconsultants.com.

What You Will Do:

  • Conduct on-site visual inspection of existing buildings for compliance with accessibility requirements.
  • Conduct on-site field inspections of new construction projects for compliance with accessibility requirements.
  • Perform code reviews of architectural plans for compliance with applicable codes include state accessibility regulations, 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, and/or Fair Housing Act Design Manual.
  • Provide mentoring and technical training internally to our staff.
  • Attend meetings with clients, owners, and authorities having jurisdiction to review code compliance strategies and solutions.
  • Write comprehensive letter reports outlining survey observations, plan review comments and variance justifications.
  • Develop variance documentation for variances/waivers to state regulations.

What You Will Have:

  • An Undergraduate degree, preferably in Architecture, Architectural Engineering, Construction Management or any STEM or architectural related discipline.
  • Project management experience and ability to lead projects and coordinate with a team.
  • Understanding of the requirements of 2010 ADA Standards, Fair Housing Act and state regulations. 
  • Multifamily housing project knowledge is desirable.
  • A strong work ethic, ability to work independently, be self-motivated, and collaborative.
  • Leadership skills.
  • Strong written and communication skills.
  • Proactive communication, project management and time management skills.
  • An interest in working with a growing, integrated team focused on driving results and providing valuable services to our clients.
  • A passion for accessibility compliance.
  • A “can do” attitude.
  • AutoCAD and/or Revit experience preferred.

Work Environment/Schedule/Benefits: 

Professional office, field/project sites and remote office work. At least 40 hours per week, Monday – Friday, hybrid/flexible work schedule. Occasionally, work includes some off hours (early morning or evening).

We offer an excellent compensation package which includes a competitive base salary, discretionary quarterly bonuses, generous paid time off benefits, profit sharing, retirement and health insurance benefits, a casual work environment, and flexible work schedules.

 

Code Red Consultants is an equal opportunity employer.

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