Project Controls Manager

Responsibilities:-

• Establishing and maintaining the schedule baselines and ensure project control mechanisms are in place to monitor performance.
• Delivering intelligence and updates on change management.
• Reporting to stakeholders, internal and external.
• Working closely with the client, sub consultants and main contractors.
• Reviewing overall project status with the project management team and recommend corrective action where necessary.
• Providing risk management and reporting.
• Demonstrating a clear, systematic approach to solving complex issues and able to communicate solutions in an effective, efficient, high level manner.
• Evaluating and reporting on all scheduling, cost and change controls for this scheme in conjunction with the project/PMO.
• Recognising and allocating best practice across the various project teams.
• Carrying out the duties of designated project controls manager for the project.

Qualification And Experience:-

• You will have a degree qualification in civil engineering and a member of a professional body.
• You are digitally savvy and can build lasting client relationships and provide support to strong, motivated teams. You will have experience within a consultancy industry, and be hungry to grow your career and enjoy the opportunities Mace has to offer.

Location:-

• Delhi, India.

Company Overview:-

At Mace, we are global experts in shaping the built environment. From development and consultancy, to construction and operations, we connect expertise across the entire property lifecycle to help our clients, people, communities and society achieve more than they believe is possible.
You can see our impact everywhere: from skylines that form cities around the world to the infrastructure that communities depend on to live, work and play. Over 30 years, our growth has been fuelled by an adventurous spirit and the relentless pursuit of a better way. Today, we employ over 6,300 talented and passionate people across five global hubs in Europe, Middle East and North Africa, the Americas, Sub Saharan Africa and Asia Pacific.