Project Controls Engineers are responsible for developing standards and processes for monitoring the progress of the projects.

Job Responsibilities
Cost & Schedule Management: Oversee and plan cost and schedule metrics using work breakdown structures and project control tools.
Performance Tracking & Reporting: Collect, track, analyze, and report performance data including costs, labor hours, earned value, productivity, and project risks.
Change Management: Identify and track changes to project scope, ensuring cost and schedule impacts are clearly estimated and communicated.
Systems Integration: Integrate cost and schedule data with accounting and management information systems to support financial and performance goals.
Project Controls & Analysis: Participate in change control, document control, and critical path method (CPM) network analysis.
Team Leadership: Lead and develop a team of project controls specialists, including work direction, mentoring, hiring support, and salary administration.
Quality Compliance:



Maintain company quality standards in line with Quality Management System requirements.
Additional Responsibilities: Perform other duties as assigned to support project objectives.

Job Qualifications
Organizational Skills: Highly organized and detail-oriented with robust analytical capabilities.
Communication Skills: Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills across all organizational levels.
Multi-Project Management: Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously.
Construction Knowledge: Robust understanding of basic construction processes and procedures.
Budgeting Expertise: Proven budgeting, forecasting, and cost control skills.
Planning Ability: Robust organizational, planning, and scheduling skills.

Why Join AACP Infrastructure?
Exposure to large-scale project execution
High-impact planning role
Career growth in project leadership

📌 Project Control Engineer Bengaluru (India)
🏢 AACP Infrastructure Systems
📍 India