Delhi Career Fair 5 & 6 Sept - Project Controls Engineer

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What role you will play in our team

The Project Controls Engineer (PCE) implements overall project controls direction through application of systems and methods for estimate development, cost control, planning and reporting, progress measurement, schedule development/control and management of change. PCE has capability to execute the technical tasks as well as lead contractors in doing them. In addition to technical ability, a PCE should demonstrate sound communication, facilitation, and interpersonal skills.

What will you do

Job specific responsibilities\tasks:   1. Provide overall project cost, schedule, estimating, progress measurement, and change management leadership and expertise.

Manage Project Cost and Schedule throughout the project life cycle Fully understand the scope of the project, contractual requirements, identify the major milestones and set clear priorities for the project team Lead the cost and schedule estimates for various Gate reviews and participate in the preparation of Gate packages Mentor junior project controls engineers and ensure the technical quality and timeliness of work Serve as a link to the Project Services Common Skill Center organization; gain alignment for support and approval of key deliverables (i.e. Estimates Development Plans, Estimates, etc.) Develop and maintain the Project Controls related plans and procedures Ensure implementation of the stewardship process identify and champion process improvements

Participate in kick-offs and ongoing meetings with the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor(s) to ensure common understanding of project controls requirements Participate in gathering and recording lessons learned for the project Develop project cost forecasts and accurately forecast project cost and schedule Serve as the budget custodian, lead financial close-out of the project and participate in other project close-out activities

2. Stewards Project cost/schedule with ongoing project analysis, reporting, forecasting, budgeting and Change Management

Coordinate the collecting, analyzing, and reporting of project cost and schedule control information to ensure overall project status is assessed, potential problem areas are identified Analyze trends, prepare forecasts, opportunities and vulnerabilities Administer the project change control process and communicate implication of changes. Steward the overall Change Management process

3. Monitoring and appraising the performance of the Contractor(s) in the areas of cost control, progress measurement and control

Ensure that proper and effective project control measures are executed by the Contractor Review and endorse the plans and procedures developed by the contractor. Ensure implementation of the same. Review and endorse progress and cost/schedule baselines and forecast prepared by contractors Analyze cost/schedule and progress reports and trends developed by contractor Review cost bases of contractor's Change Proposals / Orders Assist in developing/reviewing cost corrective actions and recovery plans, and making sure needed actions/plans are implemented

4. Develop