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KBR is looking for a Project Controls Manager to oversee a project’s, cost controls, change management, risk management, earned value, scheduling efforts the delivery of functional objectives by providing leadership & direction to team members.
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The role also includes supporting the Project Controls Manager in the development and refinement of the Program’s cost, schedule, risk management, changes & claims, and document control, along with the production of various reporting and communications as support to the client as needed.
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Project Controls experience working as client's PM/CM agent (e.g., providing program management/construction management services), or as part of design-build contractor (or equivalent design and construction experience.
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Project Controls - to Maintain an EI748 compliant, and DOE Office of Project Assessment (OPA) certified, Earned Value Management System (EVMS) including overseeing of global databases and integration of related software (Cobra, P6, MS.
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Hvac controls, building controls, building automation, programming, field technician, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, direct digital control, apogee, desigo, modbus, tridium, Niagara, alerton, controls, commissioning, lonworks, bacnet, ddc, bau, bms, building management, mechanical systems, system integration.
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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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Minimum of 5 years of experience in project controls management within the power delivery or utility industry. Knowledge of industry standards and best practices in project controls, scheduling, and cost management.
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Expertise in Project management including, team leadership, resource management, scheduling, project controls, reporting and document controls. Project management experience in leading projects utilizing various delivery models such as EPC (Engineer Procure Construct), DBB (Design Bid Build), ECI (Early Contractor Involvement) etc.
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The Project Controls Manager (PCM) is a leadership role that provides project controls & cost management for a portfolio of projects. Experience performing budgeting, cost management, planning, estimating, scheduling and other project controls functions over engineering, procurement, and construction for Opex and Capex construction projects of varying size and complexity.
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May perform one or more of the following responsibilities based on applicable project controls functional area(s) including but not limited to; scheduling, estimating, cost control, risk management, document control and project management information systems.
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The Cost Manager will be part of a multi-disciplinary T&T Owner Representative Project Team responsible to support our Commission & Project Controls Directors by participating in preconstruction and post contract activities, by supervising and being focal point of all Cost related matters.
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Review aging accounts receivable with Project Controls Specialist and Operation Manager to determine who will follow up with clients for payment status. Meet with Project Controls Specialist and Operation Manager to review, discuss, and resolve issues with invoicing and documentation provided.
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As a Senior Project Controls Manager your primary responsibility will be to focus on reporting, estimating, budget, cost controls, scheduling, and cost & schedule risk management.
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This position supports the project management group by providing design review, development of specifications and overall support of plant electrical, instrumentation and controls projects.
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Job Summary: The Project Coordinator will support the Project Controls Manager in planning, scheduling, resource allocation, financial reporting, material procurement, and risk identification for data center, fiber optics, and telecommunications projects.
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