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Indigenous Business Growth (IBG) is recruiting a Cost Controller for the West area to ensure accurate cost control, forecasting and performance analysis across rail, station and civil works in South East Queensland. The role collaborates with package managers, engineers, procurement and finance to reconcile quantities, assess change costs and flag risks early.
Ideal candidates hold a degree in quantity surveying or related field, have 4–7 years' cost control experience on infrastructure
A major transport infrastructure project (valued at more than $1 billion) is underway across South East Queensland, delivering complex rail, station and civil works. Having won numerous major projects in Queensland in the past 12 months, the head contractor is seeking a Cost Controller - West to provide accurate cost control, forecasting and performance analysis for the western delivery area.
Indigenous Business Growth (IBG) is a majority Indigenous owned recruitment business registered with Supply Nation, specialising in civil engineering, infrastructure, construction and major project recruitment. We partner closely with contractors, engineering consultancies and delivery organisations to place high quality technical professionals. Our approach is relationship led and commercially grounded, built on practical industry experience and a clear understanding of how complex projects are delivered.
Sitting within the project controls team, the Cost Controller is the person area leadership relies on to know exactly where the money is going. Day to day, that means maintaining the cost breakdown structure and cost codes, tracking commitments, purchase orders, accruals and actuals as they land, and turning that data into a reliable monthly forecast to completion. You'll work closely with package managers, engineers, procurement and finance to reconcile quantities and subcontract forecasts, assess the cost impact of changes and variations, and flag emerging cost risk early, then explain the numbers clearly to delivery staff who don't live in spreadsheets.
Australian experience is required.