Job Description

Architect Assistant

Location:

County Hall, Ruthin, LL15 1 YN

Start Date:

ASAP

Contract Duration:

6+ Months

Working Hours:

Mon - Fri, 09:00 - 17:00, 37 Hours per week

Pay Rate:

21.52 per hour

Job Ref:

OR13318

Job Responsibilities

Deliver construction projects through all stages of the Royal Institute of British Architects' Plan of Work to ensure completion on budget, on schedule, and to the required quality, in line with the Authority's policies and professional best practices. Develop briefs, conduct site and building surveys, prepare design and working drawings, detail design, site inspections, site meetings, contract administration, and other activities related to construction projects. Coordinate the work of sub consultants and design teams, including Quantity Surveyors, Mechanical, Electrical and Structural Engineers, Technical Specialists, and Clerks of Works. Liaise with internal and external clients, contractors, and other design team members to develop and integrate briefs, programs, and budgets. Deliver contracts in accordance with the Authority's Financial Regulations and all other relevant legal, financial, and professional standards and obligations. Coordinate the work of external consultants when necessary. Provide project monitoring and other information to support staff for time/fee monitoring and performance measurement. Assist in team development through advice and collaborative working. Support the development of agreed office procedures. Assist the senior management team in servicing the democratic process by preparing reports, providing professional advice, and supporting Elected Members in implementing the Service Business Plan. Undertake other tasks related to the above accountabilities as allocated from time to time.

Person Specifications

Possess a degree in Architectural Technology, Architecture, or an equivalent built environment subject with a technology base. Demonstrate good written and verbal communication skills, organizational skills, and the ability to work as part of a team. Exhibit empathy with the Welsh language and culture. Show evidence of continuing professional development (CPD) and be a Chartered Member of the RIBA or CIAT or an equivalent construction professional body. Have architectural design experience on building construction projects commensurate with the current stage in professional training. Possess detailed knowledge of the design process and construction industry, including familiarity with Building Regulation, Building Bulletin, NBS, and Common Arrangement of Works Sections. Demonstrate proficiency in computer literacy, including the use of Microsoft Office, Revit, AutoCAD, or similar drawing packages. Exhibit strong negotiation skills and project management abilities. Proven ability to coordinate the planning process and stakeholder consultation. Ability to communicate diplomatically and effectively with Members, Clients, Consultants, and contractors in professional and technical capacities. Ability to work autonomously, manage personal workload, and take ownership of work and decisions. Possess a full valid driving license and demonstrate empathy with the language and culture of Wales.

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Job Types: Full-time, Contract
Contract length: 6 months

Pay: 21.52 per hour

Expected hours: 37 per week

Work Location: In person