PMC Senior Project Control Manager

Job description / Role

To monitor performance of the project

To monitor performance of the project in meeting the project objectives in terms of cost, schedule, business planning, reporting, information management, contracting and procurement, organization and staffing, with structured project management controls, thus ensuring the integration of various facets of the project and completion on time.

Responsibilities

Business Services

• Establish, implement and ensure compliance with procedures and processes for Project Services and Controls.
• Proactively lead and direct the work of the IPMT Business Team.
• Direct all project activities related to the preparation of the annual Business Plan and related budget in coordination with Project Support Manager.
• Serve as the focal point for general project assessments, evaluation and performance including ADNOC Offshore reviews and Independent Project Reviews by shareholders and other agencies (e.g. IPA). Direct the preparation of management and project reports (daily, weekly, monthly) and presentations in coordination with Business Planning and Management Reporting Team lead.
• Maintain close liaison with appropriate members of the project management team (Engineering, Construction, Quality, Safety, Health, Environment and Security).
• Guide the development and implementation of project procedures and systems related to contracts, project controls, procurement, information management and financial reporting/accounting.
• Conduct briefing sessions for project team members with respect to project services requirements and processes with special focus on safety.
• Lead the risk management process for the team and ensure that the project issues/risk register is up to date.

EPC Contractor

• Ensure that the EPC contractor's activities with respect to project cost, schedule, contract, procurement, and information management are being managed per company's guidelines and contract requirements, and provide advice as necessary to make certain ADNOC Offshore's and the project's objectives are achieved.
• Ensure that the EPC contractor's organization is fully aware of, and accepts, the guidance offered by company's project services professionals.

Cost, Schedule, and Controls

• Finalize the cost and schedule estimate confidence package. Ensure project risks/issues are properly weighted in.
• Provide pointed cost and schedule information to support decisions by the project team; develop and discuss project periodic cost and schedule reports with IPMT.
• Provide advice on cost and schedule impact of changes, modifications or alternates by keeping abreast of engineering, procurement and construction activities.
• Monitor and coordinate reporting of cost and schedule impact of changes and ensure the accounting systems are in line with audit requirements.
• Direct and monitor all financial reporting for the project including accrual reports, cash calls and the reconciliation of ADNOC Offshore systems with project reporting. Direct and monitor all accounting activities including invoicing review and approvals.
• Direct the preparation of the Fixed Asset Registers for the project scope.

Contract and Procurement

• Direct the preparation of all related tender and procurement activities and manage the respective tender evaluations through to award.
• Provide support to the Project Manager and the IPMT on Contract Administration issues/matters.
• Lead the implementation of the ExxonMobil Master Technical Agreement work order process for the project team.
• Coordinate all ExxonMobil work request activities.
• Secure other than EPC contracts required to support project execution and commissioning.

Organization and Staffing

• Direct the development of the IPMT organizational plan and related staffing.
• Oversee and coordinate all IPMT administrative staff and office support activities.
• Look for opportunities to mentor ADNOC Offshore staff in business activities.

Information Management

• Ensure that contractor delivers on information management requirements.
• Ensure that IPMT follows document control procedures.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
• Demonstrated written and verbal communication, and interpersonal skills; good supervisory skills.
• Minimum of twenty years broad experience in all project phases (i.e. engineering, procurement and construction).
• Minimum of five years as a Business Manager, supervising teams of eight individuals or more.
• Minimum of five years in complex/multiple locations EPC project.
• Worldwide experience with contractors and vendors, in particular those involved in the construction of modules and onshore facilities.

About the Company

Wood is a global leader in consulting and engineering, helping to unlock solutions to critical challenges in energy and materials markets. We provide consulting, projects and operations solutions in 60 countries, employing around 35,000 people.