What are the responsibilities and job description for the Project Control Specialist position at Acro Service Corp?
Description:
- Performs developmental assignments of increasing responsibility in work planning and project control including status, variances, progress, indicator tracking, and control changes for projects or programs.
- Assists in the annual and project life cycle planning process for trend analysis, cost/schedule forecasts, cash flows, budget adjustments and project prioritization.
- Supports preparation of summary & detail level reports & trend analyses as required to keep organization program/project engineers and managers aware of the impact of forecasted or actual changes to their budgets, spend plans, and schedules.
- Develop good communication and coordination skills to influence the general management of projects.
- Assists project teams by participating actively in logic sequence evolution, preparing schedules, estimates, economic evaluations, project cost/benefit analysis, and project approval packages.
- Support processes including project change requests, lessons learned, work authorization, work management, and process improvement.
- Reviews contract costs and reports variances.
- Supports development of risk analysis reports & recommendations.
- Assists in field support activities during outages and construction for engineering, construction, plant, & partners.
- May support the development/updating of scheduling or other management information system tools including developing methods and establishing links to other data sources.
- Supports the process of tracking the physical progress of a project to ensure work is progressing as planned.
- Assists in selected project walk-downs to verify that progress reported is accurate and costs are charged to the proper work activities. Assists in the preparation of project closure documents.
- Work assignments are made in accordance with the project control progression plan which will document increased project control knowledge and experience.
- Four-year accredited degree in a technical field such as industrial engineering, construction management, or an equivalent technical field (which provides the requisite analytical skills to perform project control functions.
- Education and experience/certificates, licenses, and registration requirements/other requirements