Construction Cost Analyst
Construction Cost Analyst
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$45/hr
About the role
- Support project cost controls and project controls reporting
- Develop and maintain project budgets and cost forecasts
- Track project progress, productivity, and earned value metrics
- Assist with change order estimates, change requests, and change management
- Create weekly and monthly cost reports for project leadership
- Monitor budget performance and identify cost risks or variances
- Analyze and communicate project trends through reports and dashboards
- Support Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) development and work package coordination
- Work closely with field teams to track progress and productivity
- Cost Engineering
- Cost Controls
- Project Controls
- Cost Coordination
- Experience supporting industrial construction projects
- Strong understanding of:
- Cost forecasting
- Budget management
- Change order management
- Progress measurement
- Cost analysis and reporting
- Strong Excel and Microsoft Office skills
- Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Business, or a related field is a plus
- Preferred ExperienceEPC project experience
- Oil & Gas construction experience strongly preferred
- Experience working on power generation, chemical, data center, or other heavy industrial projects
- Familiarity with project controls and forecasting tools
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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