Site Project Controls Manager

Parsons Corporation•Boise, ID

8d•$112,200 - $196,400•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is looking for an amazingly talented Site Project Controls Manager to join our team! In this role you will serve as the primary project controls authority on site, leading the local consultant team and owning interface management across all delivery partners.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, or a related technical field, or equivalent
Minimum of 15 years of progressive experience in project controls for large capital projects
At least 10 years of experience delivering multi-billion-dollar mega-projects in sectors such as Oil & Gas, Energy, or Semiconductor
Minimum of 7 years leading multi-disciplinary project controls teams within a complex, matrixed environment
Demonstrated experience overseeing Tier-1 EPC contractors from the owner’s or program management perspective
Strong proficiency in advanced work packaging, earned value management, and system-based commissioning methodologies

Nice To Haves

Experience working within large-scale industrial or high-tech manufacturing capital programs
Proven ability to develop and implement project controls governance frameworks on complex, fast-track projects
Strong stakeholder management and communication skills with the ability to influence at all levels
Advanced proficiency with major project controls software platforms and data visualization tools
Professional certification in project controls, project management, or cost engineering (e.g., CCP, PSP, PMP)

Responsibilities

Acting as the on-site “source of truth” for all project controls information, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and alignment across all stakeholders
Leading and coordinating the local project controls team covering cost, schedule, risk, and document control
Managing interface management between the owner, design firms, EPCs, and multiple prime contractors to ensure integrated planning and execution
Establishing, maintaining, and continuously improving project controls procedures, tools, and reporting standards
Overseeing development and maintenance of the integrated master schedule and cost control baselines for a large, complex capital program
Monitoring performance using earned value, trend analysis, and risk assessments to identify variances and recommend corrective actions
Providing concise executive summaries and decision-support analyses to senior leadership to guide strategic and tactical actions
Reviewing and challenging contractor reports, forecasts, and change proposals to ensure transparency, accuracy, and value for money