Coordinator I - Furnishings Equipment
Your Opportunity:
Reporting to a Manager with Furnishings Equipment Planning, Capital Management, the FE Project Coordinator (FEC) is responsible for multiple related activities that support the successful planning, procurement and deployment of Furnishings Equipment (FE) required for major minor capital projects. The FEC supports the FE Project Team under the direction of a Team Lead to provide technical, clinical application expertise and project budgetary tracking in the planning and acquisition of required FE items. The FEC will also assist in the creation of technical cut sheets, project documentation, developing maintaining detailed equipment lists and supporting internal and external process approvals. Where appropriate the FEC will assist in developing detailed FE technical performance specifications and procurement strategies. The FEC interacts with clinical non-clinical staff, senior mgmt, physicians, vendors, external consultants, architects, engineers, Government of Alberta ministries patient/family representatives. The FEC may also attend project programming design meetings, initiate maintain ongoing coordination and consultation with AHS/GOA project managers coordinators as well as physicians, clinicians, various internal AHS department members, external consultants, engineers and architects throughout the project lifecycle. The FEC as directed may also provide various reports and communications to all project stakeholders. When required the FEC will provide onsite installation oversight. The FEC must be capable of lifting, carrying and moving items up to 20 KG, as well as lifting items up to 10KG over their heads. Occasionally, the FEC may be required to provide admin support for the department. This posting is for a casual position.
Description:
As a Coordinator I, you will require specialized skills and knowledge to support complex projects, procedures, practices or initiatives within a department, program or business unit.
Acute Care Alberta:
Primary Care Alberta:
Recovery Alberta: N
Classification: Coordinator I
Union: AUPE GSS
Unit and Program: Furnishings and Equipment, Capital Projects
Primary Location: East Lake Centre
Location Details: Eligible to work hybrid (on/off site) within Alberta
Multi-Site: Not Applicable
FTE: 0.00
Posting End Date: 06-JUN-2025
Employee Class: Casual/Relief
Date Available: 16-JUN-2025
Hours per Shift: 7.75
Length of Shift in weeks: Varies
Shifts per cycle: Varies
Shift Pattern: Days
Days Off: Saturday/Sunday
Minimum Salary: $28.45
Maximum Salary: $34.60
Vehicle Requirement: Driver's License, Vehicle Required
Required Qualifications:
Completion of post-secondary degree or diploma in a related field or equivalent.
Additional Required Qualifications:
Background as a LPN, Respiratory Therapist, Biomedical or Architectural Technologist, Project Coordinator or Interior Design Technologist with healthcare experience. 1-3 years clinical experience with an understanding of clinical practice patient care. Ability to understand clinical medical terminology plus read interpret design drawings, engineering specifications contract documents. Strong proven data entry, communication writing skills. Travel to healthcare projects throughout the province, for short periods /or consecutive days to meet project deliverables is required. Safety training is required to access construction sites, as well as approved personal protective equipment. The successful candidate must: Perform effectively in a high pressure, project-based work environment with frequent workload changes competing demands / deadlines. Perform repetitive work according to set procedures. Perform with frequent interruptions and/or distractions. Adapt to frequent changes in workload adjust priorities quickly as circumstances dictate. Set priorities prioritize assignments which accurately reflect the relative importance of job responsibilities and project deliverables to complete heavy workload within established time frames. Work independently follow through on assignments.
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge of design and construction practices, project change management and AutoCAD proficiency are an asset. Other combinations of education experience may be considered. The successful applicant is highly motivated with a positive attitude and excellent communication skills.
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Reporting to a Manager with Furnishings Equipment Planning, Capital Management, the FE Project Coordinator (FEC) is responsible for multiple related activities that support the successful planning, procurement and deployment of Furnishings Equipment (FE) required for major minor capital projects. The FEC supports the FE Project Team under the direction of a Team Lead to provide technical, clinical application expertise and project budgetary tracking in the planning and acquisition of required FE items. The FEC will also assist in the creation of technical cut sheets, project documentation, developing maintaining detailed equipment lists and supporting internal and external process approvals. Where appropriate the FEC will assist in developing detailed FE technical performance specifications and procurement strategies. The FEC interacts with clinical non-clinical staff, senior mgmt, physicians, vendors, external consultants, architects, engineers, Government of Alberta ministries patient/family representatives. The FEC may also attend project programming design meetings, initiate maintain ongoing coordination and consultation with AHS/GOA project managers coordinators as well as physicians, clinicians, various internal AHS department members, external consultants, engineers and architects throughout the project lifecycle. The FEC as directed may also provide various reports and communications to all project stakeholders. When required the FEC will provide onsite installation oversight. The FEC must be capable of lifting, carrying and moving items up to 20 KG, as well as lifting items up to 10KG over their heads. Occasionally, the FEC may be required to provide admin support for the department. This posting is for a casual position.
Description:
As a Coordinator I, you will require specialized skills and knowledge to support complex projects, procedures, practices or initiatives within a department, program or business unit.
Acute Care Alberta:
Primary Care Alberta:
Recovery Alberta: N
Classification: Coordinator I
Union: AUPE GSS
Unit and Program: Furnishings and Equipment, Capital Projects
Primary Location: East Lake Centre
Location Details: Eligible to work hybrid (on/off site) within Alberta
Multi-Site: Not Applicable
FTE: 0.00
Posting End Date: 06-JUN-2025
Employee Class: Casual/Relief
Date Available: 16-JUN-2025
Hours per Shift: 7.75
Length of Shift in weeks: Varies
Shifts per cycle: Varies
Shift Pattern: Days
Days Off: Saturday/Sunday
Minimum Salary: $28.45
Maximum Salary: $34.60
Vehicle Requirement: Driver's License, Vehicle Required
Required Qualifications:
Completion of post-secondary degree or diploma in a related field or equivalent.
Additional Required Qualifications:
Background as a LPN, Respiratory Therapist, Biomedical or Architectural Technologist, Project Coordinator or Interior Design Technologist with healthcare experience. 1-3 years clinical experience with an understanding of clinical practice patient care. Ability to understand clinical medical terminology plus read interpret design drawings, engineering specifications contract documents. Strong proven data entry, communication writing skills. Travel to healthcare projects throughout the province, for short periods /or consecutive days to meet project deliverables is required. Safety training is required to access construction sites, as well as approved personal protective equipment. The successful candidate must: Perform effectively in a high pressure, project-based work environment with frequent workload changes competing demands / deadlines. Perform repetitive work according to set procedures. Perform with frequent interruptions and/or distractions. Adapt to frequent changes in workload adjust priorities quickly as circumstances dictate. Set priorities prioritize assignments which accurately reflect the relative importance of job responsibilities and project deliverables to complete heavy workload within established time frames. Work independently follow through on assignments.
Preferred Qualifications:
Knowledge of design and construction practices, project change management and AutoCAD proficiency are an asset. Other combinations of education experience may be considered. The successful applicant is highly motivated with a positive attitude and excellent communication skills.