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4-7 years as a Cost Engineer or relevant Project Controls experience. A mid-level Cost Engineer position able to work and to provide analytical support on any project.
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Create, release & maintain project WBS / Power Plant structure in SAP. Experience in reading, interpreting, and managing project and program schedules. Prepare URB Documentation (Utility Review Board) (PCRs, PP slides, waterfalls, etc) for project cash flow approvals.
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The Project Controls Manager has responsibility for the overall financial reporting and forecasting, change management, scheduling, document control, and project administration.
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Responsible for the effective execution of the project control cost processing system and the development of PCA training classes and on-the-job training for project controls processes and practices.
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The EPC Project Controls Manager plays a crucial role in delivering sustainable change by supporting projects that balance immediate resource needs with the transition to more sustainable energy solutions.
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If you're ready to make a difference and take your career to the next level, apply now to join our team as a Project Controls Specialist II (Cost Analyst)! As a Project Controls Specialist II (Cost Analyst), you will play a crucial role in monitoring and maintaining the integrity of project budgets and forecasts.
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This position will prepare and/or understand project plans, specifications, contracts, analyze costs, project sequence/scheduling, change orders, proposals, estimate budgets, cost/revenue projections, negotiate subcontracts, manage subcontractors/suppliers, optimize project efficiency, set up project documentation systems and cost controls, manage client relations, and related duties.
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As a Project Cost Controller III, typical responsibilities include: developing monthly, annual, and project lifetime cost forecasts; planning and managing contractor project controls deliverables in conjunction with contractual requirements; assembling project financial status reports; managing and administering project change control activities; analyzing project costs to support project management decision making; and communicating project financial performance with upper management.
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Proven track record of successful project controls delivery across scheduling, cost engineering, cost estimating and risk management - and full exposure to project business case scrutiny processes and project controls practices.
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The Senior Packaging Engineer is responsible for project management of packaging initiatives on cross-functional teams that support Brand Marketing new product development and continuous quality and cost improvement projects.
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Manage construction project controls, including report drafting using MS Office Suite, cost management, schedule management with Primavera, change order management, and submittal management.
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The successful candidate for the Deputy Field Project Controls Manager position will be responsible for executing Project Controls for the scope of Bechtel’s Contract to CNS, and will work collaboratively with the UPF Project Controls Manager to collectively deliver all Project Controls services needed in support of delivering the UPF Field Project for our US Government customer.
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The Project Controls Engineer will be a part of the team that will design and construct the Phase 2 project of US Embassy in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. This position will manage construction project controls, overseeing office operations, and ensuring contract compliance.
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In this role, you will coordinate Project Controls activities related to the development, design, manufacture, construction, and commissioning of two EPRs. Your efforts will ensure compliance with safety, quality, time, and cost objectives.
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Manages, oversees, and coordinates project controls and activities, planning and scheduling, cost estimating and monitoring, and quality review for projects for an organization.
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