Salary : $98,592.00 - $132,038.40 Annually
Location : Salem, OR
Job Type: Full-time Regular
Job Number:Department: Business Services
Division: Facilities Management
Opening Date: 10/27/2026
Closing Date: 11/11/2026 11:59 PM Pacific
FLSA: Exempt
Bargaining Unit: 13
Marion County requires on-site work. Remote work is not available. The OpportunityMarion County is seeking a dynamic Capital Project Manager to plan, coordinate, and oversee the County's capital project management processes. This position serves as the department's primary resource for developing and managing capital projects in Oracle Fusion PPM.
Project LeadershipFrom initiation through final closeout, you will establish project structures, controls, procedures, milestones, performance measures, and reporting requirements. You will coordinate with Finance, Procurement, facilities and systems, technical and construction staff, departments, consultants, and contractors to manage scope, budgets, schedules, change orders, risks, building performance goals, and documentation.
Workflows and CloseoutYou will establish procedures for new and modified project workflows and ensure that closeout records-including as-built documents, warranties, project metrics, and financial information-are complete and accurate. In coordination with the Facilities Capital Team, you will also ensure that information for new, modified, or replaced assets and equipment is transferred to the County's asset management and work order systems.
Team and Portfolio SupportYou will provide functional leadership to the Capital Projects Team without direct supervisory responsibility. You will also develop portfolio reports and information that support the County's five-year capital plan and capital investment decisions.
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Benefits are defined based on position and are approved by the Marion County Board of Commissioners.
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To receive credit for your supplemental questions, your answers must be supported by details in the education and/or work experience section of your application form. "See resume" is not an acceptable answer. Do you understand this statement?
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How many years of professional experience do you have independently managing capital construction or facilities projects from project development through completion? One year of work experience is equal to 2,080 hours.
- Less than 1 year
- 1 to 3 years
- 4 to 7 years
- 8 or more years
- None of the above
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What is your highest level of experience managing projects through the full project lifecycle, including scope development, budgeting, scheduling, procurement/construction, change management, project controls and closeout?
- Beginning: Primarily assisted others with individual portions of projects
- Intermediate: Independently managed portions of the project lifecycle or smaller projects
- Experienced: Independently managed projects through most or all phases
- Advanced/Professional: Routinely managed complex projects from initial concept through final closeout
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What is your level of professional experience establishing and monitoring project budgets, forecasts, commitments, schedules, milestones and deliverables?
- Beginning: Limited experience tracking project information
- Intermediate: Regularly maintain budgets, schedules and milestones established by others
- Experienced: Independently develop and manage project budgets, schedules, forecasts and controls
- Advanced/Professional: Establish and manage comprehensive project-control systems for complex projects or portfolios
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What is your level of experience managing construction project documentation, such as plans, specifications, contracts, RFIs, submittals, meeting records, change orders and project correspondence?
- Beginning: Limited exposure
- Intermediate: Regularly maintain or review construction documentation
- Experienced: Independently manage multiple types of construction documentation
- Advanced/Professional: Establish and manage comprehensive documentation requirements and systems
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What is your level of experience managing project closeout and turnover, including final costs, as-built drawings, warranties, O&M information, asset information and other required documentation?
- Beginning: Limited exposure to project closeout
- Intermediate: Have assisted with project closeout activities
- Experienced: Independently coordinate project closeout and turnover
- Advanced/Professional: Have established or managed formal project closeout and capital-to-operations turnover processes
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What is your level of experience developing and implementing project procedures, workflows, standards or controls?
- Beginning: Primarily follow established procedures
- Intermediate: Have contributed to improving existing procedures
- Experienced: Independently develop and document procedures or workflows
- Advanced/Professional: Establish standardized procedures, workflows and controls across multiple projects, departments or an organization
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What is your highest level of experience using Oracle Fusion, Oracle PPM, or a comparable ERP/Project Portfolio Management system?
- No experience: No experience with an ERP/PPM system
- Beginning: Basic user/data-entry experience
- Intermediate: Regularly use an ERP/PPM system to manage project, financial or resource information
- Advanced: Have established project structures, workflows, controls or reporting in an ERP/PPM system
- Professional/Subject Matter Expert: Have participated in implementation/configuration, system design, troubleshooting, training or served as a system subject-matter expert
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What is your level of professional experience reading and interpreting CAD files or architectural, engineering or construction drawings?
- Beginning: Limited familiarity
- Intermediate: Can navigate and interpret basic drawings
- Experienced: Routinely read and interpret architectural, engineering or construction drawings
- Advanced/Professional: Routinely interpret complex multidisciplinary drawings for project planning, coordination or construction
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What is your level of professional experience creating or modifying CAD files or technical drawings?
- No practical experience
- Beginning: Can make basic edits with direction
- Experienced: Independently create or modify CAD drawings
- Advanced/Professional: Routinely develop detailed CAD drawings or technical plans
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What is your level of experience preparing professional and technical documents, such as project reports, procedures, scopes of work, specifications, project summaries or leadership materials?
- Beginning: Primarily prepare routine correspondence
- Intermediate: Regularly prepare professional reports and correspondence
- Experienced: Independently prepare technical reports, procedures, scopes and project documentation
- Advanced/Professional: Routinely prepare complex technical and executive-level documents for organizational decision-making
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What is your highest level of experience using Microsoft Excel or a comparable spreadsheet application?
- Beginning: Basic data entry, formatting and simple calculations
- Intermediate: Formulas, sorting/filtering and basic functions
- Experienced: Advanced formulas, pivot tables, charts and complex spreadsheets
- Advanced/Professional: Complex formulas, data analysis, dashboards, automated reporting and/or advanced project tracking
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What is your level of experience coordinating projects involving contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, Finance, IT/ERP staff and multiple internal departments?
- Beginning: Limited coordination experience
- Intermediate: Regularly coordinate with several project stakeholders
- Experienced: Independently coordinate multiple internal and external stakeholders on projects
- Advanced/Professional: Lead complex, multidisciplinary projects involving numerous stakeholders and competing priorities
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What is the highest level of education you have completed in project management, construction management, engineering, architecture, facilities management, business administration, finance or another closely related field?
- High school diploma/GED; no related post-secondary education
- Some college/coursework or related certificate
- Associate degree in a related field
- Bachelor's degree in a related field
- Master's degree or higher in a related field
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Which of the following best describes your current professional certifications?
- No relevant professional certification
- Relevant technical, software or industry certification
- Recognized certification related to construction, facilities or project management
- PMP or comparable professional project management certification
- PMP or comparable professional project management certification PLUS additional relevant professional certifications
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