Architectural Specification Writer
Are you ready to join a growth-oriented team where creativity meets innovation? At Ware Malcomb, we are a dynamic and forward-thinking design firm committed to pushing the boundaries. Our team-oriented, collaborative approach ensures that every project is a blend of visionary design, seamless project delivery, and we are actively engaged with both the community and the industry. Discover our vibrant culture to get an inside look into life at Ware Malcomb and the programs we offer. As a Technical Specifications Writer at Ware Malcomb, you will be responsible for developing comprehensive project manuals for Architecture and/or Interior Design projects. You will collaborate with project teams to develop specifications, client-specific masters, and support project teams with submittal review. Your expertise in building materials, codes, and industry standards will shape the quality and consistency of projects firmwide.
Your Role
- Prepare comprehensive project manuals based on information provided by the Management Teams.
- Suggest alternate solutions when necessary.
- For complex projects, schedule periodic reviews during the development of documents.
- Review comments with the Management Team and respond to any questions or concerns.
- Take a mentorship approach when dealing with junior staff members.
- Stay knowledgeable about products and industry standards and trends.
- Be a general resource to the company in answering technical questions or providing opinions.
Qualifications
- Preferred equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Interior Design.
- Preferred minimum of 15 years of experience within the field of Architecture or Interior Design with at least 5 years of writing specifications.
- Strong computer, written and verbal communication skills are essential.
- Extensive experience in construction and construction materials.
- Experience in the use of MasterSpec, Bluebeam, Microsoft Word and Excel is preferred.
- The ability to speak (public speaking) in front of small to large groups of people is preferred.
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