Supports the daily and on-going administrative processing of all equipment-related actions and activities, including all data entry, purchasing, and administrative duties.
Responsibilities
Review, process and maintain the Driver Vehicle Inspection Reports (DVIR), including fuel use, hours/mileage, and equipment tracking daily
Maintain monthly equipment report; tracking all equipment location and equipment hours monthly
Track and maintain Mechanics work orders
Responsible for ordering of parts, including entering purchase orders (PO) into the Timberline system, receive invoices, and enter costs
Source competitive pricing on all parts for equipment and quarries
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Knowledge of construction/aggregate heavy equipment
The Advisor, Project Controls Engineer is the central steward for project controls functions within Global Facilities Delivery (GFD). This role ensures best-in-class practices in budgeting, cost control, earned value management, change and risk management, forecasting, and planning.
Compensation
$67,500 - $173,800
Responsibilities
Serve as the enterprise Process Owner for Project Controls, establishing and maintaining the governance framework, standards, methodologies, and performance expectations across the capital portfolio.
Own and continuously improve Project Controls processes and procedures covering budget and cost management, forecasting, change management, risk management, progress measurement, performance management, and project reporting.
Author, maintain, and govern Project Controls standards, SOPs, work instructions, playbooks, templates, and guidance documents to ensure consistency and compliance across all projects.
Establish and execute Project Controls assurance and governance programs, including process reviews, maturity assessments, compliance evaluations, and corrective action management.
Monitor adoption and effectiveness of Project Controls processes, identifying gaps, trends, and opportunities for improvement across the portfolio.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in business management, finance, engineering, construction, or related field, or equivalent experience.
The Advisor, Project Controls Engineer is the central steward for project controls functions within Global Facilities Delivery (GFD). This role ensures best-in-class practices in budgeting, cost control, earned value management, change and risk management, forecasting, and planning.
Compensation
The anticipated wage for this position is $67,500 - $173,800
Responsibilities
Serve as the enterprise Process Owner for Project Controls, establishing and maintaining the governance framework, standards, methodologies, and performance expectations across the capital portfolio.
Own and continuously improve Project Controls processes and procedures covering budget and cost management, forecasting, change management, risk management, progress measurement, performance management, and project reporting.
Author, maintain, and govern Project Controls standards, SOPs, work instructions, playbooks, templates, and guidance documents to ensure consistency and compliance across all projects.
Establish and execute Project Controls assurance and governance programs, including process reviews, maturity assessments, compliance evaluations, and corrective action management.
Monitor adoption and effectiveness of Project Controls processes, identifying gaps, trends, and opportunities for improvement across the portfolio.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in business management, finance, engineering, construction, or related field
The Estimator will prepare and review construction cost estimates for various construction projects in various stages of development, supporting the NYC School Construction Authority (SCA).
Compensation
Expected Salary: $94,400 - 135,000
Responsibilities
Confer with a broad range of designers, consultants and contractors to coordinate and establish detailed cost estimates for construction projects.
Prepare and/or facilitate the preparation of detailed cost estimates for all phases of design and/or construction.
Supervise the development of quantity surveys and cost evaluations relating to design documents, contract drawings, specifications or contract changes.
Review and report on contract estimates prepared by consultants; recommend if estimate is appropriate for SCA 's implementation.
Reviews contractor proposals and compares them to scope of work. Determines fair and reasonable value of work based on the proposal submitted. Delineates cost by trade and discipline.
