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The ideal candidate will have extensive experience with Deltek Costpoint and a strong background in project controls, cost management, and reporting. We are seeking a detail-oriented and highly skilled Project Controls Specialist to join our team as a government contractor.
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Hill International is seeking a Project Controls Manager in Los Angeles, California. Hill is looking to hire an experienced, motivated, independent, and organized team player for a Project Controls Manager position.
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A minimum of five (5) years of experience with an environmental and/or A/E/C firm, with relevant project controls or project coordination experience involving project management and financial tracking/reporting.
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Attend project controls meetings with the Project Manager and Project Controls Manager to update the project schedule and evaluate production rates. Provides technical supervision and assistance to ensure project activities are technically valid and results are coordinated for project continuity and control.
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Provide oversight and management of project controls including RFIs, submittals and material delivery tracking with support from APM and PE ; Continuously coordinate with field staff (General Superintendent, Project Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Safety Manager, etc.
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2-4 years of related experience in project controls or cost scheduling and planning. Responsible for implementation, training, oversight and conducting Project Controls related practices for multiple projects across The Company's operational groups.
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The Project Controls Manager will lead the Midstream project controls activities at the construction site as necessary to support the E&C project management team objectives, primary interface between E&C and Project Controls and to ensure compliance with internal reporting/procedure requirements.
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Thorough knowledge of all aspects of project management, project controls, contract management, budgeting, estimating, schedules, negotiations, construction management (technology, equipment, methods), and safety required.
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Job Summary: A successful Senior Project Controls Cost Engineer will collaborate with their lead/supervisor to perform cost/schedule engineering and/or implementing change control, risk management, project financial controls, and reporting work processes.
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The Project Controls Manager manages all basic requirements in the cost planning and scheduling of large right of way projects. Responsibilities What you'll be challenged to do: TranSystems has an immediate opening for a Project Controls Manager.
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Base Salary Range for an Electronic Controls Engineer is $72k - $108k. Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including mechanical engineers, software engineers, and project managers, to ensure seamless project execution with a focus on DCS integration within pulp and paper mill processes.
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This position serves as Control Team Leader/Project Controls Manager on medium and large-sized projects or as a Subject Manager Expert (SME) for the entire Project Controls Team. Acting as a key resource on a project team, the role will require collaboration at all levels.
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Requirements: Bachelors degree from a four-year college or university - business, finance, project management, engineering, technical, or equivalent and a minimum of 7 years of project controls scheduling experience using primavera (P6) or a minimum of 11 years of project controls scheduling experience using primavera (P6) in lieu of a degree.
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Expertise / Mastery with project management / project controls concepts / computer applications / analytics; employee development; strong collaborative team member; oversight. Responsibilities: Lead the development of the reporting systems for project controls assignments.
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Project Controls Manager I $ 123,333.00 $ 167,415.00. Project Controls Specialist I $ 88,008.00 $ 115,626.00. Project Accountant I $ 60,729.00 $ 81,128.00. Project Executive CM III $ 165,163.00 $ 199,917.00.
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