Architect Authority Approvals Coordinator

Develop a Statutory Authority and Approvals strategy. To then ensure authority approval requirements are included in the Master Schedule.
Execute, monitor and update the Authority Approvals / Permits register and work with regulatory authorities to ensure that the required approvals are in place in a timely manner.
Develop relationships and hold regular meetings with key permit users to the project to ensure all necessary permits for delivery of construction works are in place.
Supporting the PM’s and DCD Design Managers in making timely submissions and tracking the progress of those submissions.
Develop systems to ensure that permits in use are current and valid for the construction activity.
Responsible for ensuring NOC submissions are fully coordinated and integrated for every project on a multidiscipline basis, before being issued for local authority NOC’s.
Coordination with the Local authorities as needed on technical issues relating to submissions.
Qualifications and Experience:
Architectural Degree from a recognized and accredited University.
Minimum 4 years of work experience in Dubai in coordinating approvals at a local architectural consultant.
Fluent in English and Arabic.
Should be able to handle submission / approval procedures such as DM, JAFZA, TECOM, DEWA, RTA while Sharjah authorities knowledge will be an added advantage.
Should have hands on skills in AutoCAD. Knowledge and proficiency of Revit Architecture will be an added advantage.

Short Info

  • Published:7 years ago
  • Company:ARC International Architecture and Engineering Consultants
  • Location:Dubai,UAE
 
 
 

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