Intermediate Project Controller - Stantec Edmonton (Nova Scotia)

Intermediate Project Controller - Stantec Edmonton (Nova Scotia)

18 Aug
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Stantec Consulting International
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Nova Scotia

18 Aug

Stantec Consulting International

Nova Scotia

Take the next step in your career with Stantec as an Intermediate Project Controller in Edmonton, Alberta. This role centers on cost baselines and earned value management across diverse energy projects.

Stantec seeks a knowledgeable Intermediate Project Controller to join our Energy & Resources division. The successful candidate will manage project cost baselines and provide actionable insights to project teams. This position is well-suited for candidates with expertise in cost management, forecasting, and a firm grasp of project lifecycle principles.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and control cost baselines and budgets
• Ensure data integrity and accuracy in financial reporting
• Prepare cost forecasts and perform variance analyses




• Facilitate stakeholder meetings on financial performance
• Support project management with decision-making insights

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Project Management
• Minimum 5 years in project controls with cost focus
• Proficiency in Excel and cost management software
• Understanding of EVM methodologies
• Knowledge of project delivery processes

Bring your project controls acumen to Stantec and help navigate our clean energy future.
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📌 Intermediate Project Controller - Stantec Edmonton (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Stantec Consulting International
📍 Nova Scotia

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