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Project Control Consultant - Change Management - Life Sciences Construction

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turner townsendRaleigh (NC)

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About the role

Overview: Turner & Townsend seeks a proactive Project Controls Consultant to bolster cost and schedule control on large construction programs. You will support approvals, manage budgets and dashboards, and coordinate forecasts and cash flows across multiple projects. Your work enables accurate financial reporting, risk tracking, and timely decision-making in a collaborative, cross-functional environment. This role offers the opportunity to shape financial health and change management processes in complex projects at a global firm.
Responsibilities: Support during project approval phase with historical cost data and contractor PO development Manage internal project budget and schedule of values for monthly financial reporting Oversee external project budget, commitment management, change management, and document control Prepare monthly forecasts, cash flows, and executive reports highlighting variances Lead monthly vendor invoice reviews and coordination with accounts payable Ensure accurate accrual reporting for existing POs and vendor communication Facilitate change order routing and approval workflows within project management software Review project financial health with management using dashboards and schedule comparisons Maintain internal and contractor risk registers and contingency evaluation Support financial closeout of budgets and POs Collaborate with site scheduler to align forecast and schedule risk signals Adhere to SOX controls where applicable
Key requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a construction-related field Minimum 3 years of relevant experience Ability to clearly communicate financial status and schedule details Experience with project management, cost control, and scheduling software Excellent communication, presentation, and analytical skills Strong communication skills communication analytical thinking presentation project management software cost control software scheduling software

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