Project Controls Specialist - Cost Analyst
pm2cmMonterey Park (CA)
Project Controls Specialist - Cost Analyst
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pm2cmMonterey Park (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Financial Project ManagerMonitor the overall integrity of the project budget and forecast in accordance with approved standard operating proceduresProvide quality assurance to College functional staff regarding all financial tracking and cost performanceConduct cost variance analysis of reported data to identify trends and mitigate potential budget impactsReview, analysis and oversight of monthly cost reports and monthly progress reportsEvaluate contract change orders and amendments for impact on budget/timetableReview financial section of the Proposed Board Actions for accuracyReview invoices for compliance and proper coding in accordance with encumbrancesReview task order requests, change orders and amendments to ensure budget availability, accurate cost coding and reportingInteract with various technical discipline leads to understand and communicate issues and conflicts that may impact the budgetEnsure implementation of District's policies, procedures and plans regarding cost management of capital projects with multiple funding sourcesProvide interface support and respond to all College requests for all financial informationServe as central receiving point for all financial matters for assigned College(s) Travel to offsite project locations as requiredAbility to present data to management in an organized mannerExceptional communication skills requiredAbility to adapt to changing requirements and situationsAbility to work in a fast-paced environmentAbility to work as part of a teamAbility to perform in a business environment, maintaining professionalism in all communications and demeanor.
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