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The Scheduler and Cost Controller is required to produce a variety of regular and ad-hoc reports in support of our project planning and control initiatives. Customer Manager Planning and Control will coordinate Scheduler-Cost Controller Group to ensure the accomplishment of the Portfolio planning and control goals.
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A qualified Material Handler will be able to perform the following tasks to include but not limited to:Receive & verify items by unloading vehicles with forklift, accepting deliveries; unpacking containers, inspecting condition of items; comparing count/measure of items to purchase order and packing list; noting discrepancies; recording identifying information, delivering materials to printing presses.
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We are currently hiring a Scheduler / Cost Controller in LaBella's Program Management Services Division at our client's office in Pittsfield, MA. This position can be remote/hybrid. Scheduler/Cost Controller assists with meeting the client's objectives by preparing monitoring project and developer financial attributes, analyzing variances, and initiating corrective actions.
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We are looking for a Scheduler/Cost Controller to help us expand our presence with our clients in the Power Industry. Description: Our client is currently seeking a Scheduler/Cost Controller.
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