Project Controls Analyst - CCUS

at  Heidelberg Materials US Inc

AutoReqId: 20554BR
Pay Class: Salaried Exempt
Minimum Pay Rate: $106,280.00
Maximum Pay Rate: $146,157.50
Department: Operations
Line of Business: Cement Operations
Position Type: Full-Time

JOB POSTING:

Heidelberg Materials is North America’s leading supplier of cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt. We have hundreds of plants and thousands of employees working across the United States and Canada. The company previously operated as Lehigh Hanson and Inland Cement before rebranding in 2023. We are a part of Heidelberg Cement Group, one of the world’s largest building materials companies.
Heidelberg Materials is developing North America’s first full-scale carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) solution for the cement industry at its Edmonton plant. Up to one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) will be captured, transported by pipeline, and permanently sequestered in deep saline storage formations. This project will include a 120MW combined heat and power facility that will provide the heat required for the process as well as producing enough electricity for both the new and existing plant as well as exporting excess low emission electricity to the grid. This project will be a critical component that will allow Heidelberg Materials and our customers to reduce emissions in the built environment and support net-zero carbon concrete offerings.
Heidelberg Materials is seeking a CCUS Project Controls Analyst for this new facility based at our Cement Plant in Edmonton, AB. The position of Project Controls Analyst will lead and coordinate all project control functions including scheduling, budgeting, contracts management, and risk management. This position will be responsible for the project document control and reporting. This position will reside at the project office in Edmonton, Alberta.

WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• 5-8 years of experience in project controls with either deep scheduling or estimating experience
• 5+ years managing a project controls team preferred
• Four-year university degree in related field preferred
• Working experience with EPC’s (favorable) or other large contract execution models.
• Strong estimating and scheduling skills
• Advanced understanding of software for cost and schedule control
• Ability to manage through others, both internal and external to the project

• Coordinate the project control functions
• Maintain project document control system and project filing
• Coordinate and contribute to the reporting process alongside Project Manager and Project Director for weekly meetings, management meetings, and steering committee meetings
• Lead and coordinate the schedule update and revision processes
• Maintain the project risk and uncertainty analyses and contribute and maintain recovery plans when required
• Participate in project audits and group review processes to support the execution of the project