Project Controls Manager Calgary (Alberta)

Project Controls Manager Calgary (Alberta)

07 Nov
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Detroit Institute of Arts
|
Alberta

07 Nov

Detroit Institute of Arts

Alberta

Lead project controls from Calgary with expertise in cost forecasting and scheduling across EPC, industrial, infrastructure, and rail projects. Hybrid work is available.
Tri Innovations seeks an experienced Manager, Project Controls to lead controls across a diverse project portfolio. You will develop systems, processes, and reporting frameworks supporting secure, scheduled, budgeted delivery. The position works with Project Managers, engineers, contractors, and clients throughout project lifecycles.
Key Responsibilities: Lead cost control, forecasting, scheduling, progress, risk, and change management
Maintain WBS, CBS, baselines, schedules, and critical path analyses
Prepare budgets, commitments, cash flow, and EAC forecasts
Analyze variances, trends, and corrective actions




Mentor project controls teams and advance organizational best practices
Requirements: 12–15 years of project controls experience
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction, project management, business, or finance
Expertise in EVM, change management, and performance reporting
Proficiency with Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project, Excel, and Power BI
Calgary residency or willingness to relocate, with Canadian work authorization
Apply project controls leadership, forecasting, scheduling, and reporting expertise to Tri Innovations’ Calgary portfolio of complex projects.

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📌 Project Controls Manager Calgary (Alberta)
🏢 Detroit Institute of Arts
📍 Alberta

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