Project Control Lead

Head Energy is looking for a skilled/experienced Project Control Lead.

Job Description:

• Ensure the project use a consistent and agreed approach to the management of cost including reporting and forecasting.
• Active use of risk- and opportunity evaluation in the budgeting process.
• Lead a team of different discipline for cost, planning, progress reporting, DCC/LCI, MOC and analysis and reporting.
• Support finance in license budgeting and be a focal point for coordination.
• Tracking of expenditure against budgets on dedicated projects.
• Actively support projects in preparation of standard project work breakdown structure for project budgets.
• Preparation and collation of full project cost estimates across project phases.
• Identify issues and put forward recommendations for improvements.
• Assist in reporting requirements, planned and ad-hoc.
• Co-ordinate the completion of the monthly report on dedicated projects working closely with project team members to establish cost/financial information and performance.
• Support the estimating process to ensure cost risks are identified and appropriately quantified.
• Review, analyze and challenge supplier and contractor cost- and study reports together with dedicated project control teams.
• Monitor and act on progress reporting and align with agreed KPIs.
• Direct and chair cost management meetings with contractors on dedicated projects and internal departments involved in the cost process.
• Interface and coordinate with other stakeholders as required.
• Combine use of planning- and cost data for situational awareness of project status.
• Drive the process of performing cost- and schedule risk analysis.

In Head Energy you get:

• Permanent- or project employment with the best conditions.
• Access to the industry's most exciting job opportunities.
• Personal follow-up, mentoring and career guidance.
• A large variety of project opportunities.
• Good pension- and insurance schemes.
• A pleasant and positive work environment.
• Access to both specific and general courses.