Sr. Project Control

Job description

POSITION SUMMARY: The Project Controls Analyst (PCA) is responsible for coordinating the Project Team in the preparation and set-up of the Budget , Cost Control, Cost reporting and Change Management. He’s responsible for the timely update of the Cost Control System and all cost related tools, as well as of variance analysis, progress tracking, and change management of their assigned project. The PCA is intended to perform the activities assigned in autonomy but in continuous coordination with the Project Team. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Job duties will include but not be limited to the following: The PCA will coordinate the Project Team in the activities of Budget Management, Cost Control, Forecasting and Change Management, as well as other cost control related activities on one or more design & construction projects. The Sr. PCA will: Drive the development and maintenance of Project Budget, since the inception of the Project throughout the end, including all changes due to Contract Change Orders or Scope related Budget Transfer Prepare, maintain, update daily/weekly/monthly & review of Cost Control System. Prepare, maintain, update & review of Progress Measurement, Monitoring and Reporting System Drive the daily/weekly/monthly update of the ETC and EAC and all time and cost control related tools (Procurement Plan, Staffing Plan, GR Plan), utilizing information provided by the Project Team Drive the development, update and timely maintenance of the Cost Control System utilizing information provided by the Project Team Analyze, evaluate the forecast, and its comparison with the Current Budget; analyze and report variances Analyze, evaluate the performance from Subcontractors in case of Time and Materials Cost Plus Agreement and self-performing resources (if applicable) Analyze and approval/revise/reject of the Subcontractors payapps and Suppliers’ invoices Analyze, evaluate and assess any design related or field related change order request from Subcontractors Analyze, evaluate and assess, any design related or field related change order request to the Client Report Forecast vs Budget status to all levels of the project team and company management and to the client Coordinate the Owner Billing timely preparation and issuance Attend OAC review meetings at project locations (available to travel within the USA). Perform other responsibilities associated with this position as may be appropriate. EDUCATION AND WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: 3-10 years of relevant work experience Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field No professional license is required, but a certification from PMI or AACE is a plus Intermediate or Advanced skills with Microsoft Office (i.e. Excel, Word, PowerPoint) Hands-On experience in using Project Management System (i.e. Procore, Unifier) Knowledge of Accounting Systems (Oracle Fusion, Vista, SAP) knowledge of Scheduling Software (Primavera P6 EPPM or Oracle Primavera Cloud; ASSTA, Microsoft Project) is plus Intermediate or advanced knowledge of Risk Analysis techniques Experience in large industrial construction projects preferred. Proven ability to manage multiple projects/activities in a dynamic fast paced environment. Strong attention to detail and data accuracy. Good analytical and problem-solving skills. Effective written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment. Time management skills with the ability to meet reporting deadlines. Proactive and organized approach to tasks. Professional attitude with a high level of integrity. Ability to handle confidential financial information Standard working hours with potential peak workload during month-end reporting. Ability to analyze contractors schedule(s) during both the development phase (baselines) and during active construction to determine need of supervision, equipment, site facilities is a plus Intermediate or advanced knowledge of Change Management Experience in Scheduling is a plus Job site based with frequent visit to the Construction Field; might be Office based for short time periods When visiting jobsites, the work environment involves some exposure to hazards or physical risks, which require following basic safety precautions This work environment may involve moderate exposure to unusual elements, such as extreme temperatures, dirt, dust, fumes, smoke, unpleasant odors and/or loud noises Ability to travel and/or relocate within the United States