3 controls engineer jobs found

Administrative Controls Management, Inc. (ACM), a 41-year old established national project and program management veteran-owned consulting company, is seeking project cost engineering  professionals (budgeting, forecasting, estimating, reporting) open to growth and learning while supporting clients in Charleston, South Carolina.  ACM seeks those with 5 to 20+ years of experience. ACM's clients over the past 41 years have resided in every industry, but our work is currently concentrated on construction projects within the manufacturing, utility, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, automotive, and institutional industries.   Project Engineers and/or Analysts should be experienced in: Conducting analysis to identify areas needing improvement for optimal performance; Budget management, project finances consolidation and tracking, collaboration with scheduling team, and risk management for the specific site; Developing and updating weekly schedules...

Administrative Controls Management, Inc. (ACM), a 41-year old established national project and program management consulting company, is seeking critical path method (CPM) schedulers supporting our clients in Michigan, Ohio, and South Carolina.  ACM seeks those with 2 to 20+ years of experience.  ACM's clients over the past 41 years have resided in every industry, but our work is currently concentrated on construction projects within the manufacturing, utility, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, automotive, and institutional industries. Must be experienced in critical path method (CPM) scheduling by utilizing Oracle Primavera P6 and/or Microsoft Project.  Resource and/or cost loading experience is a plus.  Candidates should have a minimum of 2-3 years of hands-on experience with the software program in the construction, petrochemical, and/or utility industries. The Right Candidate Should Be Able To: Develop and update weekly schedules working and coordinating/communicating...

Duties This is an opportunity for individuals interested in a career in road safety and construction to be a participant in RCOC’s Development Program as an Engineering Inspector I. While in the program, participants will complete classroom and on the job training in preparation for the construction season. The Engineer Inspector I is assigned specific road construction projects in various departments throughout the construction season, where they will perform a broad range of road construction inspection activities to assure quality of work. Detailed record keeping, subject to audit is required, in addition to all normal inspection requirements. Elements of the development program in addition to classroom include: job shadowing and rotations within the Construction, Permits, Traffic Safety, and Highway Maintenances departments. Special Experience/Education • A high school diploma or equivalent. • The ability to demonstrate basic math skills and be proficient with...