Project Controls Manager

About the role

As Project Controls Manager, you should possess a strong background in core project controls functions of Capital Projects and Program Management. In this role, you will need to be familiar and have experience with design-bid-build programs/projects in the public sector, preferably NYC. You will provide leadership and project controls expertise. In addition, you will work closely with the client, team members, project managers, sub-consultants, and project stakeholders to successfully lead all aspects of Project Controls. Your duties may include but not be limited to development, implementation, and enforcement of project controls procedures, schedules, budgets, work breakdown structures, workflows, reports, preparation of presentations, and monthly reporting. Other responsibilities will include participating in meetings, coordinating with in-house client personnel to establish project controls requirements, working with the program scheduler and contractors to develop, update, and maintain schedules and budgets, preparing time impact analysis, and analyzing delays and delay claims, when applicable.

Responsibilities

• Strong communications, both oral and written.
• Strong construction project controls skills in cost, budget management, contract management, and reporting.
• Develop and maintain successful relations with all stakeholders to efficiently and effectively meet project goals and objectives
• Direct staff and set and be accountable for project deadlines
• Analytical and quantitative skills with strong attention to detail
• Provide support and leadership to the Project team for Cost, Schedule, and Risk Management
• Experience in all aspects of the project, including scope development, change/claims negotiations, cost control, staff management, and quality control
• Excellent skills with Microsoft Office Suite, CMiC, Primavera, Procore, Oracle Unifier, BIM, and other database driven systems
• Establish and maintain work plans to forecast project financials and compare against budgets, including earned value analysis as required