What would you do? 

• To oversee and implement effective project planning, risk assessment, cost management, and scheduling activities for power generation, transmission, and 
distribution projects, ensuring timely delivery, budget control, and compliance with utility standards and regulations.
 

What are we looking for? 

• Enough experience in power utility, EPC, transmission & distribution, generation projects. • Strong exposure to project controls, risk assessment, and cost 
management systems. • Hands on experience in Primavera P6, MS Project, Excel-based cost models. 
 

Roles and Responsibilities: 

• Develop Class estimates budget estimates and detailed cost models using defined cost methodologies 

• Prepare Cost Breakdown Structures CBS and align them with Work Breakdown Structures WBS 

• Develop project cost baselines and maintain approved budgets 

• Conduct quantity take offs benchmarking and cost validation exercises 

• Support procurement and commercial teams with vendor cost assessments and contract budgets 

• Monitor actual costs commitments accruals and cash flow performance 

• Prepare Estimate to Complete ETC Estimate at Completion EAC and ECC and cost forecasts 

• Perform variance analysis to identify budget overruns and cost saving opportunities 

• Apply Earned Value Management EVM techniques including EV CV CPI and forecasting metrics 

• Support change control processes and assessing the financial impact of scope changes 

• Develop monthly cost reports cost dashboards and executive presentations 

• Collaborate with planning risk finance procurement and project delivery teams to maintain integrated cost and schedule controls

WILLING FOR US ( NIGHT SHIFTS)

Education :   BE

FEW IMPORTANT POINTS:

1. Common Mandatory Requirements

• Candidates should come from a utilities / power infrastructure background, with experience in substations, transmission lines, distribution lines, electrical infrastructure, or railway electrification.
• Pure power generation / solar / wind installation experience is not sufficient unless the candidate also has exposure to connecting power to substations, transmission, or distribution.
• Candidates should understand relevant technical drawings, layouts and engineering documents.
• An engineering background is mandatory, with disciplines including Electrical, Instrumentation, Civil or Mechanical engineering.

2. Planning

Mandatory

• Hands-on Primavera P6 experience.
• Creation of baseline schedules from scratch.
• Project progress monitoring and schedule updates.
• Variance analysis and Earned Value Management (EVM).
• Ability to understand engineering/electrical drawings, including single-line diagrams, for schedule preparation.

Relevant/additional experience

• Schedule risk analysis.
• Delay analysis / Extension of Time analysis.
• Microsoft Project and other planning tools can be additional skills, but Primavera P6 remains mandatory.
• Site execution experience is beneficial but not mandatory.

3. Cost Management

• Focus should be on candidates capable of building project cost estimates/baselines from scratch, rather than candidates limited to cost monitoring/control.
• Candidates should be able to interpret engineering drawings, layouts, specifications and single-line diagrams and develop estimates/cost models.
• Relevant experience can come from tendering or feasibility-study roles in EPC environments.
• Understanding of project equipment, procurement/sourcing strategies and contingencies is relevant.
• No specific software is mandatory for Cost. Strong Excel capability is acceptable.
• Procore is an added advantage, not mandatory.

4. Risk Management

Candidates are expected to have end-to-end risk management experience, covering:

Risk Identification

• Conducting risk workshops with project stakeholders.
• Risk identification and preparation of risk registers.

Risk Analysis

• Qualitative risk analysis, including probability/impact assessment, risk rating/scoring and ownership.
• Quantitative risk analysis is particularly important.
• Experience with Monte Carlo analysis.
• QSRA – Quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis and/or QCRA – Quantitative Cost Risk Analysis.
• Candidates should have hands-on experience with tools used for quantitative risk analysis. Tools specifically discussed included Primavera Risk Analyzer, @RISK and Safran.

Risk Mitigation & Contingency

• Development and tracking of mitigation/recovery plans.
• Risk monitoring and periodic reviews.
• Contingency planning, contingency cost calculation and contingency management.
• The requirement is for candidates who have personally handled these activities as part of the overall risk-management process.