Engineering & Manufacturing Project Controller: Forecast & Track

ANDRITZ

Chambly

Hybrid

CAD 70,000 - 110,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work mode

Life, disability, dental and extended

Pension plan

Performance share plan

Job summary

ANDRITZ Canada in Chambly is seeking a Project Controller to join the automation group. You will support project managers, engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure rigorous, structured, and predictable monitoring of the project’s technical activities.

You will focus on improving oversight of engineering and manufacturing progress, tracking variances, and providing reliable forecasts. The role covers planning, workload tracking, reporting, and governance across engineering and manufacturing

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, project management, or a related field.
3 to 6 years of experience in project management, engineering, or a manufacturing environment.
Experience with EPC projects, energy, industrial equipment, or hydroelectricity (an asset).

Responsibilities

Establish and maintain the detailed engineering plan (WBS, deliverables, milestones).
Track actual vs. planned progress of engineering activities by discipline.
Consolidate the progress of deliverables (documents, diagrams, procedures).
Quickly identify variances, delays, and risks on the critical path.
Support discipline leads in prioritizing activities.
Track the progress of manufacturing activities (drawing release, production launches, production, testing).
Ensure consistency between engineering, manufacturing planning, and procurement.
Track key manufacturing milestones (start of manufacturing, assembly, testing).
Identify manufacturing risks that impact the project schedule.
Contribute to mitigation and catch‑up plans in collaboration with internal teams.
Update project schedules
Integrate engineering and manufacturing activities into a consolidated schedule
Participate in critical path analyses and catch‑up scenario planning
Maintain reliable forecasts for the completion of engineering and manufacturing phases
Track engineering workload and manufacturing effort (planned vs actual hours)
Identify deviations in effort, productivity, or sequencing
Support the optimization of resource allocation
Produce clear, fact-based reports for project reviews
Participate in monthly project performance reviews
Contribute to tracking changes and their cost/schedule impacts
Participate in the continuous improvement of tracking tools and methods