Programme Controls Manager

Egis is an international corporation with broad expertise across a wide range of engineering consultancy sectors (railways, water, energy, aviation, roads, ports, buildings, etc.).

The position is based at the company’s headquarters in Holon.

Providing administrative support to the Human Resources Department (HR Admin).

Key responsibilities and duties

The Programme Controls Manager will lead areas of programme management. This person will manage project controls professionals covering scheduling, cost, forecasting, estimating, planning, digital strategies, database and document control functions. Specific responsibilities will include writing procedures and managing the delivery of key executive-level reports such as dashboard charts, construction progress checklists and monthly reports. This individual will be responsible for developing and maintaining project controls processes and systems on large projects and will include initial programme set up. Additionally, involvement in project and contract planning, issuance, scheduling, assessment, change negotiation, and claims mitigation/resolution may be required.

Reporting: Project Manager

• Professional engineer with 15 or more years’ experience in major infrastructure projects including mass transit
• Project controls experience in estimating, forecasting, scheduling, cost control, schedule control, and project reports.
• Strong decision-making skills
• Known for excellent staff management, interpersonal and leadership expertise
• Ability to coordinate and prioritize multiple long- and short-term tasks simultaneously
• Strong organizational, analytical and problem-solving abilities
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our team culture is a must
• Strong scheduling and PMIS background (preferred)
• Bachelor's or similar academic degree, construction or engineering (preferred)
• Certifications (one or more): PSP, PMP, PE, CM, EVP, PMI-SP, CST (preferred)

Ability to interpret construction schedules (preferred)