Gas Project Manager
$40.00 - $45.00 per hour
ApplyGas Project Manager
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$40.00 - $45.00 per hour
About the role
- Support E&C participation in Technology Review, Preliminary Engineering phases, and contracting for active hub gas development projects
- Coordinate E&C SME inputs for site configuration reviews, constructability assessments, and balance-of-plant evaluations including gas and electrical interconnection and switchyard scopes
- Track development and regulatory milestones, identifying and flagging construction-phase dependencies early.
- Maintain project schedules, cost benchmarks, and cashflow models to support project sanction decisions
- Manage the E&C risk register for hub projects, tracking scope, schedule, cost, and constructability risks across active work streams
- Manage progress reporting to the Owner, including schedule status, cost performance, risk exposure, and milestone tracking — ensuring reporting is accurate, timely, and decision-ready
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field5–10 years of experience in energy project development or large capital construction
- Demonstrated experience in project controls and schedule development for gas generation or major capital projects
- Experience managing Owner-level reporting obligations, including progress reports with schedule, cost, and risk content
- Familiarity with EPC/EPCM project delivery models and contractor bid evaluation
- Experience with combined cycle or simple cycle gas development projects
- Familiarity with interconnection processes and associated E&C scope possible effects
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