Senior Project Controls Lead – Energy & Infrastructure

Worley; Ahmadi; On-site; KWD 28,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Worley is seeking a Lead Project Controls Engineer in Ahmadi, Kuwait to drive project control activities for multiple projects. You will lead the project control team, establish planning, cost estimation and auditing processes, and ensure data integrity across the KERP system.

You will coordinate with Contractors, PMCs, and internal teams to deliver timely forecasts, invoicing and financial controls while advancing Worley’s goals in a low-carbon energy transition.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (any discipline).
• Minimum 10 years total experience post graduate studies.
• Minimum 5 years as a Lead in Project Controls or similar title.
• Experience in a PMC environment.
• Experience in the Middle East project environment.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist project control services and support the KERP system.
• Liaise with project teams to ensure correct use of the project control system.
• Take ownership of the project control function and ensure data integrity.
• Prepare Planning Dossier including Baseline Schedule and Deliverable Register.
• Monitor project baselines and produce internal and external reports.
• Interface with project personnel to develop forecasts for schedule and cost.
• Coordinate and manage subcontracts and invoicing.
• Implement financial controls including expenditure approvals and cash flow.

Skills

Project controls

Team leadership

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering

Tools

KERP project control system

Job description

Worley is seeking a Lead Project Controls Engineer in Ahmadi, Kuwait to drive project control activities for multiple projects. You will lead the project control team, establish planning, cost estimation and auditing processes, and ensure data integrity across the KERP system.

You will coordinate with Contractors, PMCs, and internal teams to deliver timely forecasts, invoicing and financial controls while advancing Worley’s goals in a low-carbon energy transition.