Senior EPC Project Manager, Gas & Midstream

Audubon Companies

Houston (TX)

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USD 120.000 - 180.000

Tempo pieno

14 giorni+

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Descrizione del lavoro

Audubon Companies in Houston seeks a Project Manager- EPC to lead the integrated delivery of large gas processing and midstream projects from development through turnover. You will direct a cross-functional team across engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, safety, and commercial functions to achieve a coordinated execution strategy.

Ideal candidates have 7+ years delivering major EPC programs with strong leadership, scheduling, and cost-control skills, and are willing to travel

Competenze

Seven or more years of experience delivering large industrial EPC projects.
Five+ years in project management with integrated engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and closeout.
Experience leading multi-discipline teams across engineering, procurement, quality, HSE and project controls.
Bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent industry experience may be considered.
Knowledge of EPC contracts, owner requirements, procurement/expediting, cost control, scheduling, commissioning, and turnover.
Experience with project controls, forecasting, cost-to-complete reporting, change management, risk management, and executive-level reporting.
Working knowledge of process facilities and related disciplines.

Mansioni

Assume overall responsibility for the safe, profitable, timely, and high-quality delivery of assigned EPC projects.
Establish the integrated project execution plan, WBS, responsibility matrix, staffing plan, contracting strategy, procurement plan, cost-control system, and master schedule.
Lead coordination across engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, quality, HSE, project controls, accounting, and commercial functions.
Provide direction and accountability to Construction Manager/Site Manager and other project leaders for field execution.
Plan and coordinate staffing, mobilization, supervision, equipment, materials, and support systems for multi-discipline crafts.
Maintain the owner and engineer relationship as primary contact for status, decisions, risks, and commercial matters.
Coordinate design development, constructability reviews, engineering deliverables, RFIs, submittals, document control, and procurement/expediting of major equipment.
Monitor and control master schedule, engineering progress, procurement status, construction progress, commissioning readiness, labor productivity, and forecast completion.
Establish and maintain cost controls, cash-flow forecasts, cost-to-complete projections, earned value, and management reporting.
Identify, evaluate, and manage risks, commercial exposures, schedule impacts, constructability issues, and opportunities for improvements.
Negotiate, issue, and administer change orders, claims, notices, subcontract modifications, and owner proposals.
Lead project governance meetings, owner meetings, schedule and risk reviews, and executive updates.
Coordinate commissioning, startup support, turnover, as-built documentation, warranties, and final acceptance.
Manage closeout, final billing, claims resolution, demobilization, and lessons learned.