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Project Controls Scheduler

Consertus, Inc.

El Segundo, CA • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 24 days ago


Job description

Consertus is a global capital program management and advisory firm that combines deep human expertise with advanced digital tools to deliver smarter, faster, and more sustainable outcomes. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, and supported by a team of more than 1,000 professionals worldwide, we help clients plan, execute, and optimize large-scale capital programs.
Our integrated services span digital, advisory, and delivery, empowering organizations to navigate complexity, manage risk, and achieve strategic goals in sectors including aviation, transportation, transit, water, healthcare, energy, education, government, commercial, life sciences, and technology.
At Consertus, we celebrate individual strengths, foster strong relationships, and promote flexibility in how and where we work. Join us to grow your career, develop your skills, and make a lasting impact as we transform how the world is built.
Discover how Consertus is driving transformative change for our clients, our people, and the communities we serve at www.consertus.com
About this Role:
Consertus seeks an experienced Project Control Scheduler for a full-time hybrid position supporting PG&E projects. The Project Controls Scheduler will support electric transmission and distribution substation projects, working closely with Project Managers and other functional teams. This role requires reporting to PG&E offices in the Bay Area, CA , a few times a week. In addition, this position is W2 and on a contract basis.
Key responsibilities include developing project schedules and cash flow/forecast plans, using the cost and schedule plan to determine the achievability of project objectives, and creating, maintaining, and updating monthly forecast budgets. The Project Controls Scheduler will also prepare cost reports, analyze performance metrics, and maintain forecast accuracy.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Schedule Development and Analysis:
  • Develop project schedule and cash flow/forecast plans with functional department input in coordination with Project Manager.
  • Attend Project and Job kickoff and walk down meetings.
  • Create, maintain, and update resource loaded schedules.
  • Document, monitor and communicate project milestones and risks with appropriate stakeholders.
  • Participate in project status meetings, collect progress and risk data to revise project schedule and risk register as needed.
  • Monitor financial progress and maintain Project Manager's order group.
  • Develop, maintain and control project schedule plans using appropriate software (for ex: SAP Project System, SAP Work Management System, and Primavera P6).

Cost Plan Development and Analysis:
  • Use the cost and schedule plan to determine if project objectives are achievable.
  • Create, maintain, and update monthly forecast budgets.
  • Prepare various cost reports and maintain forecast accuracy.
  • Prepare project performance analysis, cost, and schedule status reports.
  • Identify cost and schedule variances from objectives and recommend corrective action.
  • Assess and report on project performance using established industry standards.
  • Ensure that responses to project budget, and GRC or FERC cost requests reflect accurate and current project cost information and stakeholders are in concurrence.
  • Provide regular communication on project cost, schedule, and risk status to project team members, stakeholders, and the public.
  • Interface with design and planning resources and software systems.
  • Review and assist in the preparation of Advance Authorizations, Job Estimates, and Re-Authorizations and assist the PM in routing for approval.
  • Prepare journal entries and coordinate or process goods receipts in a current software system.
  • Ensure that responses to budget and cost requests reflect correct project cost information and stakeholders are in concurrence.
  • Input data into various programs and prepare various cost and forecasting reports

Project Documentation & Reporting:
  • Verify that project cost and schedule milestones were/were not attained and provide input to identify future process or business improvements and work with responsible parties to implement.
  • Manage orders from inception through completion and all required documentation is entered in the current software system (Ex: EDMS).
  • Resolve all open items, ensure compliance requirements are met, and settlement rules are entered, and close out order.
  • Maintain scope change, contingency release, change order, and journal entry logs.
  • Maintain written and electronic project documentation and records for required aspects of the project.
  • Maintain project files by established guidelines and requirements (Ex: utilizing the electronic document management system or EDMS)
  • Document change order requests, project status, key issues, risks and resolution, priority changes, and approvals.
  • Provide the Project Manager with a monthly report of project costs and/or schedule information, including variance analysis according to an agreed-upon level of detail and prioritization.
  • Provide Project Team members with a status report containing schedule and cost information.
  • Comply with Utility Operations Policies, Standards, and Guidelines.
  • Assist PM with Post Job Critique.

Quality and Analysis:
  • Prepare various monthly and weekly project management reports and report performance reports to the management group including scorecards.
  • Ensure quality of reports for the department, to report to stakeholders.
  • Validate weekly and monthly data sets.
  • Special Projects - may provide support to project manager(s) as necessary.
  • Fulfill ad-hoc requests for cost-related data and analysis.
  • Participate in (or lead) various process improvement initiatives, within Project Management.

Project Budget & Cycle Forecast Monitoring (Reporting):
  • Prepare various monthly and weekly project performance reports, budget and cycle forecast reports and finance status reports, utilizing the financial tracking software (e.g. SAP/BW system).
  • Monitor, analyze, and report on the Department's Forecasting Performance with weekly performance reports, utilizing the financial tracking tools (e.g. SAP/BW).
  • Coordinate and work with all stakeholders on creating new reports that best measure and support good business decisions to meet the Year's annual Budget target.
  • Coordinate and summarize project cycle forecast variance explanations for the department to report to stakeholders.
  • Ensure that all responses to budget quarterly cycle requests reflect accurate and current project cost information in concurrence with stakeholders.
  • Post and update all the project performance, budget and cycle forecast, and status reports on the Project Management website.

Financial and Performance Management:
  • Analyze financial results on a monthly basis, providing explanations of significant cost drivers to PM Leadership reports, such as the Green-Red Scorecard and Lessons Learned Reports.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS
Required Experience & Education
  • (3 - 10) years of scheduling experience.
  • Construction experience and who has worked on complex projects $25M and above.
  • Can build a schedule from scratch after coordinating with various teams- engineering, project management and construction
  • Can explain variances, delays, and track and monitor contractor schedules
  • Bachelor's degree from an accredited college
  • Proficient in Primavera P6 software
  • Self-starter
  • Cost Analysis and SAP experience
  • PMP certification is a preferred

Compensation Range: $87,360- $130,000 annually and eligible for an annual bonus per company program.
Benefits:
  • Comprehensive Health Coverage (medical, dental, vision)
  • Optional benefits like pet insurance, legal insurance and supplemental health plans
  • 401(k) with day-one eligibility. We contribute dollar for dollar up to the first
    3% of your contributions. Then we match 50% for the next 2% of your contributions.
  • Generous time off: 10 paid holidays, and PTO stating at 15 days, growing to up to 25 days
  • Access to Consertus Academy for continuous learning and development

How to Apply:
If you're passionate about the position, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement:
Consertus is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and identities, and we do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability, age, veteran status, or any other protected status.