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What they do
A Project Controls Manager manages project controls for projects with a defined scope, start and completion point. May supervise technical staff on project teams. Manages project cost controls and reporting, project budgets and schedules. May manage projects in construction or engineering.
$102,210 / year median in Florida
+12% projected growth
Job Description
PM-2#26-20999
Bartow, FL
Onsite Job Description
Generally full time, 40 hours/week. Could be up to 20 hours of OT/week during outage's. CW's will be supporting Hines, Tiger Bay, Osprey sites.
Basic Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in engineering, Construction Management, Business, or related field.
5 years of project management experience.
Experience managing budgets, schedules, contractors, and project risks.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and project management tools.
Utility, power generation, or energy industry experience.
Preferred Qualifications
PMP certification
Utility, power generation, or energy industry experience.
Experience managing capital projects and power plant outages.
A Contingent Project Manager is responsible for leading and coordinating all phases of assigned projects, from planning through execution and closeout, to achieve project objectives related to scope, schedule, cost, quality, safety, and stakeholder satisfaction. Working under the direction of project leadership, this role provides project management oversight, facilitates cross-functional team collaboration, manages risks and issues, maintains stakeholder communications, and ensures compliance with company procedures and governance requirements. The position develops and administers project plans, schedules, budgets, and reporting processes while coordinating with internal departments, contractors, vendors, and external agencies to successfully deliver projects. The Project Manager exercises independent judgment in decision-making, supports project controls and resource management activities, and promotes effective integration across project teams to achieve business objectives.