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Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
27 Apr, 28
Salary
0.0
Posted On
23 Sep, 19
Experience
5 year(s) or above
Remote Job
No
Telecommute
No
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Gas, Communication Skills, Construction
Industry
UNPOSTING DATE
: Oct 6, 2019
Reporting Manager Title : Director, Project Controls
:
Cord is a leader in industrial construction in Alberta and western Canada. Our employees enjoy exciting careers in fabrication, modularization, field installation, and professional support services for some of world’s most challenging heavy-oil facilities, gas plants, power-stations and other industrial projects. As part of the global Worley team, we enjoy shared resources and opportunities with more than 20 Canadian locations and 40 countries.
Cord is seeking a Project Controls Cost Specialist to work within out growing team.
Work Conditions: This position has the possibility of being based on remote project sites within Alberta and British Columbia, working project schedules (i.e.10/4, 14/7).
Qualifications:
Qualifications:
Cord strives to be an industry leader in health, safety and environmental performance. Our vision is to achieve zero harm to people and assets, and zero environmental incidents. We select people who share our values, beliefs and commitment to this vision and who demonstrate the expected behaviors, competencies and performance associated with their perspective roles with the company.
Attention Staffing & Recruitment Agencies: Cord will not pay fees for recruitment activities related to the hiring or placement of a candidate unless a written service agreement has been established and executed between a duly authorized representative of Cord and the recruitment/placement firm. In addition, in order to qualify for recruitment fees, all candidate resumes must be submitted to Cord through our Human Resources Recruitment department. Resumes sent to our individual department heads without the express written approval of the recruitment department will be ineligible for a fee.
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