Brunel
Project Controls Engineer III – Lead Cost
Location: Phoenix, Arizona. Long‑term contract opportunity. Local candidates preferred; open to out‑of‑area candidates on a 4x1 rotation.
The Project Controls Engineer III – Lead Cost will support large‑scale mining projects focused on infrastructure projects across multiple mine sites. This role is remote with business travel to active project sites as needed.
Responsibilities
Lead cost control processes across projects—develop cost control systems, track commitments, accruals, forecasts, and change management
Own and manage the cost scope of the change management process using company systems
Prepare and deliver weekly, monthly, and quarterly cost performance reports at both project and corporate levels
Review design and procurement changes for cost and schedule impacts; identify quantity variances based on MTOs
Forecast, evaluate risks, and recommend corrective actions for schedule slippage or cost overruns
Interface with engineering, procurement, and construction teams to align scopes and track performance
Conduct contractor audits (equipment, time, invoicing) to validate cost accuracy
Prepare cost estimates for minor scopes and review change orders for compliance
Drive solutions to project controls issues and continuously improve processes
Qualifications
6–12+ years
of experience in project controls or engineering on major industrial/construction EPC projects.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or Business (or equivalent experience).
Strong working knowledge of
SAP
and
ERP
systems.
Advanced Excel skills; working knowledge of project dashboards
Clear communicator with ability to present cost performance to project and corporate stakeholders
Solid understanding of estimating, forecasting, and accounting principles
Must be willing to travel 25‑50% to sites based on project needs.
Experience using
Primavera P6
and
EcoSys
Background in heavy industrial or mining construction environments
Compensation & Benefits Competitive weekly rate, full benefits, start on day 1, all travel and accommodations covered, 401K matching.
Travel & Rotation Willing to travel 25‑50% to sites as required. 4x1 rotation: 4 weeks in Phoenix, 1 week off (may work from home on off days with manager approval). Accommodations furnished, travel to and from home location, rental car, and monthly stipend provided.
Want to be a key player in high‑impact mining projects? Join a fast‑paced team with opportunities to lead and make a difference.
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The Project Controls Engineer III – Lead Cost will support large‑scale mining projects focused on infrastructure projects across multiple mine sites. This role is remote with business travel to active project sites as needed.
Responsibilities
Lead cost control processes across projects—develop cost control systems, track commitments, accruals, forecasts, and change management
Own and manage the cost scope of the change management process using company systems
Prepare and deliver weekly, monthly, and quarterly cost performance reports at both project and corporate levels
Review design and procurement changes for cost and schedule impacts; identify quantity variances based on MTOs
Forecast, evaluate risks, and recommend corrective actions for schedule slippage or cost overruns
Interface with engineering, procurement, and construction teams to align scopes and track performance
Conduct contractor audits (equipment, time, invoicing) to validate cost accuracy
Prepare cost estimates for minor scopes and review change orders for compliance
Drive solutions to project controls issues and continuously improve processes
Qualifications
6–12+ years
of experience in project controls or engineering on major industrial/construction EPC projects.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or Business (or equivalent experience).
Strong working knowledge of
SAP
and
ERP
systems.
Advanced Excel skills; working knowledge of project dashboards
Clear communicator with ability to present cost performance to project and corporate stakeholders
Solid understanding of estimating, forecasting, and accounting principles
Must be willing to travel 25‑50% to sites based on project needs.
Experience using
Primavera P6
and
EcoSys
Background in heavy industrial or mining construction environments
Compensation & Benefits Competitive weekly rate, full benefits, start on day 1, all travel and accommodations covered, 401K matching.
Travel & Rotation Willing to travel 25‑50% to sites as required. 4x1 rotation: 4 weeks in Phoenix, 1 week off (may work from home on off days with manager approval). Accommodations furnished, travel to and from home location, rental car, and monthly stipend provided.
Want to be a key player in high‑impact mining projects? Join a fast‑paced team with opportunities to lead and make a difference.
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