Assistant Project Manager

JOB SUMMARY

The Assistant Program Manager will be an exempt employee responsible for the day-to-day operation, scheduling all officers' time into payroll, conducting random/scheduled post checks, acting as a liaison between officers and PM, and having oversight of staff hiring, clearances, and suitability.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• The APM is the 2nd in command on the NIH award. The APM will make decisions and act on behalf of the PM during the PM's absence and manage all security aspects on the contract.

• He/she will interface with all designated government representatives at all locations where contract guards are assigned, as well as, with members of the Division of

• Police, physical security personal and NIH stakeholders.

• He/she will ensure, from an operational standpoint, the contractor is enhancing the

• contractor's ability to satisfy the mission at the NIH.

• The APM shall meet all the specified award requirements for the PM category stated above.

• Be knowledgeable of the NIH award for award compliance.

• Provide direction and supervision to the supervisors.

• Develop and implement procedures to deal with emergency staffing requests.

• Visit each site, on a regular basis, documenting any deficiencies found and immediately

• institute a corrective action plan to be shared with the FAC-COR.

• Respond to issues, concerns, or questions in a forthright and timely manner.

• Provide reports and other documentation to the government, as required or upon request.

• Perform the same duties as the Program Manager and other duties assigned by the

• Contract Officer and/or the FAC-COR.