Project Controls Manager at UGL Limited

, Western Australia, Australia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

24 Apr, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Project controls, Planning, Scheduling, Cost control, Commercial governance, Contract administration, Progress measurement, Document control, Risk management, P6, MS Project, Leadership, Stakeholder engagement, Communication, Quality compliance

Industry

Rail Transportation

Description

The UGL Utilities team designs, constructs and maintains critical infrastructure across the water and power sectors. Ranging from wastewater treatment plants to power stations. We design and construct the following assets; power generation, transmission lines, substations, electrical distribution networks, water and waste water treatment plans and water pipelines. Our Utilities team works hard and celebrates successes and efforts. If you are looking for a bright future and opportunity to grow your career, then join UGL – a great place to work! The Opportunity We are seeking an experienced Project Controls Manager to play a pivotal role on a major utilities’ infrastructure project in Western Australia. This is a hands-on leadership role responsible for ensuring the project is delivered safely on time and within budget through best-practice planning, cost control and commercial governance. Reporting to the Construction Director, you will lead the project controls function and provide technical expertise across planning, scheduling, cost control, contract administration, progress measurement and document control. You will manage a small team and work closely with internal and external stakeholders to ensure commercial viability and contractual compliance. Key Responsibilities: Lead all project controls activities including planning, scheduling, cost control and progress monitoring Maintain the Critical Path Network and proactively manage schedule risk Implement and manage progress measurement and reporting systems Analyse cost and schedule performance, forecast outcomes and recommend corrective actions Coordinate document control systems to ensure availability of approved drawings and documents Prepare accurate progress and performance reports for the project team and client Ensure compliance with contractual, commercial, financial and quality requirements Requirements to be successful: Minimum 5 years’ experience in a Project Controls role within the construction or project delivery industry Strong expertise in planning, cost control and progress measurement on large, complex projects Significant experience working on P6 and MS Project FSM / FPM experience (desirable, not essential) Proven leadership experience managing project controls teams High level of commercial acumen and contract awareness Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills Commitment to safety, quality and compliance Why UGL Competitive remuneration package. Perth-based opportunity with diverse growth prospects. Flexible working arrangements and generous parental leave options. Staff discount program and access to educational and leadership development. Endless career pathways and opportunities for advancement within UGL and CIMIC Group. How to Apply While the listed qualifications are preferred, we welcome applicants who believe they possess the drive and skills to excel in this role. At UGL, we value diversity and encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply. Join Our Team UGL is renowned for providing end-to-end engineering, construction, and maintenance services across various sectors. We embrace diversity and strongly encourage applications from individuals with disabilities, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander backgrounds, mature-aged workers, and culturally diverse backgrounds. Note: Applicants may be subject to relevant screening checks including a national criminal history check and pre-employment medical assessment.

Responsibilities

The Project Controls Manager will lead project controls activities, including planning, scheduling, cost control, and progress monitoring for major infrastructure projects. They are responsible for ensuring commercial viability, contractual compliance, and providing technical expertise to the project team.