Director, Project Management

WorleyVancouver, BC
CA$212,854 - CA$262,854Onsite

About The Position

Worley is a global company of energy, chemicals and resources experts headquartered in Australia. We partner with our customers to deliver projects and create value across the life of their assets. We specialize in consulting, engineering, procurement and construction across the project lifecycle, with services extending through to operations and decommissioning. Leveraging extensive experience and AI-enabled delivery, we support customers in navigating complexity as they meet today's needs and transition to more sustainable solutions. We are currently recruiting for a Project Director - Mining, Minerals and Metals. Our team includes world class experts and dynamic go-getters. This is a full-time position based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Requirements

  • Extensive, senior-level relevant supervisory, project management and/or technical experience within the Mining, Minerals & Metals industry.
  • Workshare EPCM, EPC including site assignments Multi-Cultural / Multi-National environments.
  • University Degree, or equivalent, in related field or applicable discipline, or equivalent relevant experience.
  • Professional registration in local jurisdiction.
  • Certified Program Management Professional by a globally recognized project management organization (IPMA, APM, PMI, AIPM).

Responsibilities

  • Leads large cross‐functional internal and external project teams and potentially subcontractors or other PMs.
  • Oversees, motivates and monitors the performance of the team, ensuring quality and timeliness of assignments and roles, and addresses any performance gaps.
  • Create strong collaborative team environment by establishing common vision, setting clear expectations and accountability.
  • Provides leadership to third‐party team members.
  • Experienced in the use of Worley project delivery methodology and associated tools for large complex projects.
  • Demonstrated capability of overseeing large‐scale projects with responsibility for the full performance of the project (planning, directing, supervising and controlling all technical, fiscal and administrative functions.
  • Procurement of equipment/materials on Worley paper, subcontracting and materials plan, multiple contracts on Worley paper.
  • Capability to manage mixed contracting strategy such as Unit Price, Lump Sum, Reimbursible.
  • Has experience with managing complex scope changes.
  • Manages projects and monitors progress in an ordered, accurate way, provides accurate and timely information.
  • Has completed a full project from start to finish and spent time in the field implementing what was engineered.
  • Has coordinated the preparation of an integrated set of project execution plans for large/mega projects or complex projects (i.e., engineering, HSE, Quality, procurement, project controls, estimating, construction, etc.).
  • Manages execution, coordination, and implements regular reviews/controls to track project progress.
  • Comprehensive understanding of Project Control Reports, indentifies problem areas and implements recovery plans.
  • Interprets and understands all of the key elements of the project schedule to identify adverse trends and take correction action.
  • Applies forward planning with schedule to resource the project appropriately.
  • Has successfully managed the application of appropriate coordination, reviews and follow ups across the project.
  • Application of Advanced Work Packaging for planning and delivery.
  • Experienced in successful workshare execution.

Benefits

  • Fair and equitable hiring process
  • Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities
  • Reskilling our people
  • Leveraging transferable skills
  • Supporting the transition of our workforce to become experts in today's low carbon energy infrastructure and technology
  • Path for career success
  • Broaden horizons
  • Explore diverse opportunities
  • Part of delivering sustainable change
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