Position Title:
Strategic Facilities Planner
Client / Program:
Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD)
BuildLACCD Program
Position Location:
Los Angeles Area
Position Start Date:
Approximately September
DACM Project Management, Inc.
DACM Project Management, Inc.
is a full service program, project, and construction management firm established in 1987.
This is a part time position budgeted at 20 hours per week on a long term basis
Salary Range: Strategic Facilities Planner $80.00 to $92.00 per hour
Within this range, the actual salary will be based on experience.
This hourly rate is as a W-2 employee without benefits due to the part time nature of the position. The position does not include medical insurance, 401K contribution, or accrue TOWP.
Position Overview:
Support a collaborative team to support the BuildLACCD strategic planning and capital outlay project needs.
Districtwide Five-Year Construction Plan Update
The Five-Year Construction Plan (5YCP) is an annual summary of current and proposed capital outlay projects.
The Plan gives the State Chancellor’s Office a complete picture of the capital improvement needs and projects at a college, enabling the State to make informed decisions regarding project priorities for State funding.
Each project within the 5YCP includes a description of scope, project cost estimate, project space effects, schedule for occupancy, and funding source.
The 5YCP analyzes project data with capacity load ratios over a seven-year span.
Capacity load ratio is a calculation of space capacity as related to the amount of weekly student contact hour load.
Capacity load ratio is used to gauge the amount of space need or surplus for classroom, laboratory, office, library and audio/visual media type spaces.
Projects where State funding is proposed the 5YCP is used to analyze State supportability of projects and funding priority points.
Data is revised annually within the State’s FUSION database and must be submitted by the established deadline date.
Initial Project Proposals (IPPs) and Final Project Proposal (FPPs)
The Initial Project Proposal (IPP) is the first proposal submitted to the State to propose State funding for a project.
The purpose of the IPP is to introduce the project’s concept, impacts on space, and estimated cost so the State may decide if a district should continue into more detailed planning.
An IPP may be submitted to