Energy Management Jobs

Senior VP/VP, Power Supply and Market Operations
Austin, TX

Austin Energy is currently recruiting for a Power Supply and Market Operations executive to filled either the Senior VP or VP level depending on qualifications. Essential duties and functions, pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, may include the following. Other related duties may be assigned. 1. Meets Austin Energy's customer demand for wholesale energy at competitive prices while maximizing the value of Austin Energy generation resources. 2. Ensures safe and efficient construction and operation of Austin Energy's power generating facilities including the Sand Hill Energy Center and the Decker Creek Power Station. 3. Ensures effective oversight and management of t of Austin Energy's jointly-owned generating facilities, including the South Texas Nuclear Project and Fayette Power Project. 4. Ensures effective strategy development, risk management and operation in the ERCOT Wholesale Energy Market. 5. Ensures integrated resource planning is coordinated within Austin Energy to move business toward successfully achieving strategic and financial goals for Austin Energy. 6. Ensures compliance with all safety, reliability and environmental standards and requirements. 7. Promotes confidence and public trust through communications and actions. 8. Develops and monitors O&M and Capital budgets and responds to any deviations from the approved cost/time line projections. 9. Develops and implements Austin Energy business plans that promote completion of the overall City of Austin business/strategic plans and initiatives. 10. Recruits, develops, and retains management and senior professional staff to ensure completion of assigned goals and objectives. 11. Understands and communicates legislative, regulatory and industry trends impacting Austin Energy Power Production and Energy Market initiatives. 12. Develops and grows energy products business for additional revenues. Responsibilities- Supervision and/or Leadership Exercised: Responsible for the full range of supervisory activities including selection, training, evaluation, counseling, and recommendation for dismissal. Minimum Qualifications: Senior Vice President, Power Supply and Market Operations: Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with major coursework in Engineering, Business or in a field related to the job, plus eight (8) years of related electric utility experience, five (5) of which were in a managerial or executive capacity. Masters degree may substitute for two (2) years of the required experience up to a maximum of two (2) years. OR Vice President, Power Supply and Market Operations: Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with major coursework in Engineering, Business or in a field related to the job, plus five (5) years of related electric utility experience, two (2) of which were in a managerial or executive capacity. Masters degree may substitute for two (2) years of the required experience up to a maximum of two (2) years.

To be considered for this position, apply online at the City of Austin's employment website at www.austincityjobs.org. The position is listed under job requisition #066619. If you have any questions, contact Sonya Alexander-Harry at 512-974-3228 or sonya.alexander-harry@ci.austin.tx.us.

Chief Supply Chain Officer
Vancouver, Washington

Agency Summary: Bonneville Power Administration (best known as BPA) is headquartered in Portland, OR, and has been providing over a third of the electricity consumed in the Pacific Northwest for more than 70 years. While we take pride in helping to “keep the lights on” we also fund and manage one of the largest fish and wildlife programs in the world; invest in new renewable generating resources such as wind and geothermal projects; and are proud to be a leading partner in promoting energy conservation and efficiency programs. How are we able to accomplish so much? It’s simple - our people! Not only is our work diverse but so are our employees who enjoy a range of competitive benefits including flexible work schedules, generous leave, secure retirement, and much more. And the best part of all, our employees know they make a difference every day providing a critical service to the public while they get to work, live, and play in the great Pacific Northwest! You can learn more about BPA at www.bpa.gov POSITION SUMMARY Business success depends on people-talented, motivated, agile people. To ensure this success, the Chief Supply Chain Officer provides direction and leadership for the development and execution of its supply chain strategies; focusing on: * § Procurement and Contract Management (including planning and contracting for labor, services, materials and equipment); * § Supplemental Labor Management; * § Logistics Management (inventory management, material coordination, shipping & receiving, transportation management, fleet management, hazardous material management, warehouse operations management); and * § Asset Utilization (property management, investment recovery, sale and disposal of excess equipment) A few of the major duties of this position include: * § Provides direction and leadership in the planning, development and administration of Supply Chain programs with annual spend exceeding $588 Million, growing to $1 Billion in the next two years; * § Develops and establishes policies and standards based on a comprehensive supply chain management approach; * § Serves as a key policy formulator and decision-maker for long- and short- range strategic planning in support of the overall Bonneville mission; * § Leads operational excellence and continuous improvement of Supply Chain processes and implements Agency-wide initiatives that span the strategic sourcing, planning, design, purchasing, delivery, and the payment of non-power goods and services. If you are a mission-driven leader with a proven ability for fostering high performing teams, influencing change and achieving extraordinary results, please consider becoming the new Chief Supply Chain Officer at BPA where you can be part of the solution to the Pacific Northwest's energy and environmental challenges. Qualifications: Applicants must have had a total of 1 year specialized experience that has equipped the applicant with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform successfully the duties of the position, and that is typically related to the work of this position. SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: * § Procurement and Contract Management (including planning and contracting for labor, services, materials and equipment) * § Logistics Management (including materials management, warehousing of inventory, and inventory management) BENEFITS BPA was selected as one of the top companies and agencies in Oregon to receive the "Families in Good Company" award for demonstrating community leadership in assisting employees in balancing work and family responsibilities. For more detailed information on benefits please visit http://www.jobs.bpa.gov/Benefits/ HOW TO APPLY Please note that only complete applications will be considered. For very specific and detailed application instructions visit www.jobs.bpa.gov/job_search and click on Chief Supply Chain Officer #7678-10-DE. You will initially be evaluated based solely on the written material you provide in your application. At a minimum, a complete application includes your resume and your narrative responses to the Knowledge, Skill, and Ability (KSAs). Applications will be accepted through 03/26/2010 from U.S. citizens only. If you have any questions, please contact Chris, at 503-230-3302.

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Business Planning Manager
Tampa FL

Provide business support for Energy Supply’s ("ES") efforts to successfully operate in a changing generation environment. This position will provide financial support and a business perspective to assist the overall operation of the power plants. This includes responsibility for the annual and multi-year budget and business plan process, and facilitating communication to team members regarding financial matters, cost management and areas for improvement. Directs administrative activities and staff related to plant cost control activities and may have responsibility for cost control oversight over warehouse operations, coordination for transportation purchases, repairs and maintenance, facilities maintenance, and telecommunications needs. Responsible for ensuring appropriate procedures are in place and observed to maintain compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley requirements. PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Responsible for developing, tracking and analyzing annual budgets of (by far the largest portion of recurring ES O&M, capital and environmental spending). 2. Coordinate and develop the plant's annual and mutl-year budget and business plan process. Prepare presentations and financial analysis for Plant Director and VP of Energy Supply. 3. Develop forecasts utilizing budgets and actual results to help facilitate management of the business. Work with station management staff to create awareness and assist in the development and implementation of action plans. 4. Provide financial support, information and analysis to ES Business Planning Manager regarding costs and revenues. 5. Provide the station management staff with appropriate strategies to manage costs to the Business Plan. 6. Ensure cost related activities and charges are recorded appropriately to maintain Sarbanes - Oxley compliance. Areas of responsibility include, but are not limited to, other revenue processes residual revenue, FCRC programs, payroll, account payable transactions, fuel expense, inventory and capital projects. To include evaluation and development of financial processes for new programs and/or processes as needed. (Has approval authorization for up to $100,000). 7. Support the development of forecasting and budgeting systems/tools within the plant, business unit company-wide. 8. Prepare monthly variance analysis and forecast along with other operational/efficiency reports. This includes monthly Sarbanes-Oxley reporting, year-end for O&M and capital related costs. 9. Resolve business and systems issues working with Utility Accounting, purchasing, contract's administration, Information Technology, legal and/or other TEC departments, Coordinates storm preparion for equipment and transportation needs. 10. Develop, implement and manage cost tracking procedures and systems, and identify and champion profit and cost control opportunities. May include supporting negotitations with outside vendors, suppliers, or others to create a more efficient or cost effective solution. Make presentations to management and/or plant personnel to facilitate implementation. 11. Provide guidance to plant personel to determine financial treatment for station equipment and supplies. Ensure appropriate procedures and controls are in place for fuel inventory process. Assist in coordination and control of the payroll and accounts payable administrative processes and procedures for the plant including Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. Must be able to translate profitability or cost cutting goals into a course of action. Proficiency with financial systems, financial analysis techniques, and thorough understanding of cost accounting concepts is required. A general knowledge of ES and TEC financial systems such as: * General Ledger * Workman * Budget Prep * CostWatch * Payroll EDUCATION: Bachelors degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field is required, an advanced degree

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Area Manager – RT (Dallas/Fort Worth Area)
FORT WORTH, TX US

Manages and oversees 8-10 Convenience Stores. Develops a culture to promote safety, security and legal compliance, supports company's vision, mission and values. Meets zone objectives for fuel sales, merchandise sales and profits. Ensures capital assets, marketing strategies and staff support activities are managed within company guidelines in a manner that maximizes financial return to the company. Directs Store Managers on staffing utilization within labor budget guidelines, recruits, interviews/hires, and evaluates procedures based on company standards. Leads and coaches all facets of personnel issues, including OJT training, supervision, promotions, terminations, counsels/coaches, reviews/evaluates, motivates and develops, all store managers. Ensures all store personnel attend required training, certified according to company and mandated standards, and function effectively as well trained employees. Successful candidate must be willing to oversee a large geographic area and comply with Company’s fleet driving program.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor's degree preferred. Minimum five years extensive retail management experience required with a preference of department or multi-unit convenience store experience. Excellent communication and organizational skills required. Excellent strong interpersonal, customer service, oral and written communication skills required. Proficient project coordination and management skills required.

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Manager Engineering
FORT DODGE, IA US

Responsible for advancing strategic and tactical engineering
solutions to maintain, correct and improve plant operations, and the
total quality management of the design, management and delivery of
plant engineering projects. Provides direct supervision and
leadership to engineering staff, including assignment and work
schedule, monitoring performance, coaching and mentoring, and
assuring the quality of work performed by engineering staff.
Coordinates all activities necessary to complete design, development,
and implementation of engineering projects. Provides engineering
support of safety and environmental performance. Specifically
provides oversight of items related to process hazards analysis and
Process Safety Management.
Requirements
Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Chemical, Electrical or Mechanical
Engineering required. Ten years of project management, plant
engineering or process engineering experience required. Knowledge of
PSM process required. Supervisory experience with engineers
preferred.

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Mgr RTO Policy
Columbus, OH

Coordinate, facilitate and organize research, analysis, and assessment of emerging issues in the PJM RTO and its impact on AEP and the industry. Also, coordinate and build consensus among the AEP business units on energy and transmission related policy issues in developing consistent system-wide positions on such issues. Advocate such company positions at RTOs, FERC, state regulatory agencies and industry forums, as required.
Plan, organize, coordinate and facilitate research, analysis, and assessment of emerging issues in the PJM RTO and its impact on AEP and the electric utility industry.
Facilitate and coordinate discussion with transmission, generation, commercial operations, and other business units to build consensus in the development of company-wide positions on such emerging issues that impact AEP.
Participate in discussion at stakeholder meetings at RTOs, FERC, state regulatory agencies and industry forums to advocate AEP positions on relevant issues, as required.
Participate in industry forums to keep abreast of emerging issues related to the development of reliability standards and compliance programs.
Facilitate and coordinate the preparation and presentation of emerging issues and AEP positions, and related subjects in a clear, concise and effective manner to AEP management and/or regulatory bodies.
Build teams and networks and effectively utilize such networking within the company, other peer companies, and professional organizations.
Demonstrate the highest standards of ethical behavior and support the Company's Corporate Compliance Policy.
Assume other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
Minimum Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, business administration or public policy.
Master's degree preferred but not required.
Minimum of 10 years' experience in a progressively responsible position in an electric utility or equivalent related experience.
Must possess strong knowledge in electric power systems and a exhibit high level of proficiency in RTO/public policy matters, including a good understanding of emerging issues in the electric utility industry, to provide strategic direction of RTO/public policy development.
Proven leadership and strong oral and written communication skills to interact with affected business units and external groups are essential.

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Production Manager
JEFFERSON, WI US

Responsible for the operation of the plant to ensure maximum production quantity and quality, by directly supervising process operators who work on a 24-hour rotating shift schedule. Communicate regularly with all process operators, both individually and as a group, to ensure consistent operation among the shifts. Responsible for assisting with the hiring of plant personnel and conducting employee performance reviews. Monitor and control plant operations by reviewing the operation of the plant to monitor production and quality, to anticipate solve problems in a timely manner, and to identify opportunities for improvement. Works with the HS&E Manager to direct, maintain, and enforce the safety program for all process operations; review safety records to uphold standards of maximum safety for all process operators.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering preferred. Minimum of ten years experience in the operation of a dry mill ethanol plant. Experience in a supervisory role required. In-depth knowledge of the ethanol production process and technology. Expertise and proficiency with basic office computer software, e.g., word processing, email, and spreadsheets. Works effectively with plant Distributed Control System (DCS) and instructs others on its operation.

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Renewables Sr. HS&E Engineer
SAN ANTONIO, TX US

Responsible for leading corporate health, safety, process safety, security, and environmental initiatives/projects across the Valero Renewables sites including the evaluation and monitoring of the Company’s compliance with federal (OSHA, DOT, EPA, DHS), state and local safety and environmental rules and regulations. Translate corporate HSE strategies into tactical plans and guidelines. Ensure that the programs, plans and policies, comply with local, state, and federal rules and regulations. Assist in development of corporate standards, policies and procedures for emergency response, site security and disaster response.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in engineering, environmental science, safety or related bachelor’s degree program. Five years of proven experience in environmental/safety compliance or similar role. Experience should be in the area of industry, energy or manufacturing.

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Director Engineering Services - Renewables
SAN ANTONIO, TX US

Leads the effort to maintain and improve engineering functions in all the company’s plants through contributions in engineering services and by directing corporate employee(s) responsible for QA/QC, fermentation effectiveness and laboratory services. Serves as an individual contributor to the process engineering services area in support of all operating plants.
• Responsible for supporting all ethanol plants in the areas of operational efficiencies, process improvement evaluations and bottleneck assessments with a focus on items associated with yield, energy and chemical efficiencies. Responsible for implementation of best practices across all plants for engineering areas.
• Develops capital projects for yield, throughput and efficiency improvements as well as potential new business opportunities in alternate fuels, corn fractionation, oil recovery, etc.
• Provides process analysis in support of safety and environmental performance. Specifically provides assistance in evaluations related to process hazards analysis and Process Safety Management.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in Engineering required; chemical or biochemical discipline is preferred. A minimum of fifteen years experience with process engineering in ethanol, chemical, refining, or similar manufacturing plants. Plant operations management experience preferred.

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Director Operations Support - Renewables
SAN ANTONIO, TX US

Leads the effort to maintain and improve operations in all the company’s plants. Manages corporate employees responsible for operations benchmarking. Responsible for supporting all ethanol plants in the areas of operational excellence, operating procedures, and operator training. Responsible for advising the plants on implementation of best practices for the Production, Energy Center and Shipping & Receiving areas. Provides operations guidance in support of safety and environmental, maintenance and capital projects performance.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in Engineering required; chemical or biochemical discipline is preferred. A minimum of fifteen years experience with process engineering in ethanol, chemical, refining, or similar manufacturing plants.

For the complete job listing and how to apply go to: Director Operations Support - Renewables

Production Manager
BLOOMINGBURG, OH US

Responsible for the operation of the plant to ensure maximum production quantity and quality, by directly supervising process operators who work on a 24-hour rotating shift schedule. Communicate regularly with all process operators, both individually and as a group, to ensure consistent operation among the shifts. Responsible for assisting with the hiring of plant personnel and conducting employee performance reviews. Monitor and control plant operations by reviewing the operation of the plant to monitor production and quality, to anticipate solve problems in a timely manner, and to identify opportunities for improvement. Works with the HS&E Manager to direct, maintain, and enforce the safety program for all process operations; review safety records to uphold standards of maximum safety for all process operators.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering preferred. Minimum of ten years experience in the operation of a dry mill ethanol plant. Experience in a supervisory role required. In-depth knowledge of the ethanol production process and technology. Expertise and proficiency with basic office computer software, e.g., word processing, email, and spreadsheets. Works effectively with plant Distributed Control System (DCS) and instructs others on its operation.

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Production Manager
LINDEN, IN US

Responsible for the operation of the plant to ensure maximum production quantity and quality, by directly supervising process operators who work on a 24-hour rotating shift schedule. Communicate regularly with all process operators, both individually and as a group, to ensure consistent operation among the shifts. Responsible for assisting with the hiring of plant personnel and conducting employee performance reviews. Monitor and control plant operations by reviewing the operation of the plant to monitor production and quality, to anticipate solve problems in a timely manner, and to identify opportunities for improvement. Works with the HS&E Manager to direct, maintain, and enforce the safety program for all process operations; review safety records to uphold standards of maximum safety for all process operators.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering preferred. Minimum of ten years experience in the operation of a dry mill ethanol plant. Experience in a supervisory role required. In-depth knowledge of the ethanol production process and technology. Expertise and proficiency with basic office computer software, e.g., word processing, email, and spreadsheets. Works effectively with plant Distributed Control System (DCS) and instructs others on its operation.

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Supv Training & Development
New Albany, OH

Responsible for managing the development and delivery of technical skills training in support of control area and dispatching activities and in support of operations engineering practices, for ensuring the training program meets Transmission Operations goals for system reliability and is in compliance with all NERC, regional and regulatory requirements, for coordinating with Transmission Operations management in the determination of present and forecasted training needs, for ensuring the training program maintains NERC Continuing Education Provider status, for ensuring the review of switching performance to detect and mitigate root causes of switching errors, and for providing system analysis and review of the dispatching function as it pertains to switching and tagging issues.
Manage the Training group in support of Transmission Operations goals.
Manage the development and delivery of technical skills training in support of control area and dispatching activities and in support of operations engineering practices.
Maintain liaison with other AEP training organizations/individuals and with outside training consultants to develop cost effective training solutions.
Consult with Transmission Dispatching and Operations Reliability management to determine present and forecasted training and delivery needs and timeline requirements.
Ensure maintenance of the training/qualification database (KEY Learning Management System) for all Transmission Operations personnel to allow for the tracking of training received and to provide for training records and documentation in accordance with NERC requirements.
Establish audit and quality control procedures for training programs.
Minimum Requirements
Associate's degree in electrical engineering technology preferred or associate degree in other technical areas as appropriate, or equivalent education and 10 years' experience in electric utility transmission operations.
Must obtain a valid NERC Certified System Operator certificate within eighteen (18) months of obtaining position. Demonstrated ability in developing training material and in communicating effectively both orally and in writing, including past experience in making presentations to small and large groups.
Familiarity and/or experience with NERC training requirements. Certification as a trainer or training designer is preferred. Demonstrated leadership ability to effectively organize, direct, and coordinate the work of other personnel.

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Production Manager
HARTLEY, IA US

Responsible for the operation of the plant to ensure maximum
production quantity and quality, by directly supervising process
operators who work on a 24-hour rotating shift schedule. Communicate
regularly with all process operators, both individually and as a
group, to ensure consistent operation among the shifts. Responsible
for assisting with the hiring of plant personnel and conducting
employee performance reviews. Monitor and control plant operations by
reviewing the operation of the plant to monitor production and
quality, to anticipate solve problems in a timely manner, and to
identify opportunities for improvement. Works with the HS&E Manager
to direct, maintain, and enforce the safety program for all process
operations; review safety records to uphold standards of maximum
safety for all process operators.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor's degree in Chemical
Engineering or Mechanical Engineering preferred. Minimum of ten years experience in the operation of a process manufactuing plant. Experience in a supervisory role required. In-depth knowledge of the ethanol production process and technology required. Expertise and proficiency with basic office computer software, e.g., word processing, email, and spreadsheets required. Works effectively with plant Distributed Control System (DCS) and instructs others on its
operation.

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Energy Solutions Program Manager
Surrey, BC, Canada

The Company Delta Controls Inc. is the world leading developer and manufacturer of high quality native BACnet building automation systems, integrating HVAC, Lighting and Access system. Since 1980, Delta’s building automation control products have been improving performance in commercial, retail & government buildings; manufacturing, transportation, sports and entertainment facilities; schools, universities and hotels. Delta’s commitment to the marketplace and its valued Partners is stated clearly in the company's vision: Do it right. A BACnet International Founding Member, Delta designs and manufactures its building automation systems at its operations headquarters. With research, development, production and customer solutions under one roof, Delta ensures the highest level of innovative design, product quality and customer service in the industry. The Position As part of Delta’s ongoing Earthright commitment focusing on innovation in Energy Management and Sustainability, we have created the new position of Energy Solutions Program Manager. This is a unique position with a world leading organization. We are searching for an individual with an equally unique set of attributes and experiences. The successful candidate will have a significant amount of experience with commercial and institutional clients in the development and management of successful energy management and sustainability programs. The experience that you have gained while working with your clients has provided you with valuable insights into the positive impact that successful energy management and sustainability initiatives can have on both business and productivity drivers. As a result, you have a deep understanding of measures that reflect on these drivers and the associated reporting and metrics that your clients required to showcase the organizational benefit of the various initiatives that were deployed. Our intent is to take that insight and to apply it within our Energy Management and Control Systems. As a Canadian based developer and manufacturer of Building Controls Solutions with a global distribution of System Integrators (Partners), we are looking for an individual to identify, consolidate, and analyze the diverse range of requirements relating to sustainability and energy management objectives. This analysis will be organized into a development strategy that integrates these unique solutions into our new product development roadmaps (user interface software, and embedded firmware). As a leader and a champion for sustainability both internally and externally, it is expected that you will foster and promote sustainability initiatives for our organization, and also that you will develop programs for our Partner organizations. In order to maintain your relevance within the energy management sector you will be required to consult with end-users and assist them in their sustainability programs. This will be done both locally and internationally, to ensure that you have a global focus on our strategy, and that our solutions are able to be implemented in all key markets around the world.. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or equivalent Minimum of 10 years experience directly in the energy management profession both designing and implementing energy management and sustainability programs Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and present ideas clearly both orally and in writing, including making presentations and recommendations to senior management and external audiences. Involvement in related industry associations.

Delta has a comprehensive Total Compensation package. If you have the desire to join an innovative and dynamic organization and you meet the qualifications indicated above please apply in confidence to jobs@deltacontrols.com .

Contract Manager
Newark NJ

This position is in Delivery Projects and Construction and will coordinate with SCM development of RFP’s, statements of work, bid specifications. Monitor adherence to specs and contractor evaluations. Along with the SCM Category Manager, will develop contracting strategies for Project and Construction. This position will establish expectations and business objectives and ensure they are appropriately addressed in negotiating contract for engineering, construction EPC services, vegetation management and other outsource services and ensure that scope of work is clearly and completely defined. Along with Supply, lead the assessment of the qualifications and capabilities of contractors for use by P&CM and develop and implement processes and measure to ensure optimal contractor performance. With requirements defined by the Manager – Projects, in partnership with the Category Manager ensure that there is a resource pool of vendors (i.e. AE firms, design build firm
s, landscape architects, electrical and mechanical firms, etc.) available to provide the services necessary to completer the assigned workload. Working with Supply Chain, Project Management and Asset Reliability support contract administration and annual spend management. This position will lead the development of the Scope of Work and Key Risk Areas, participate in pre-bid meetings, monitor overall vendor performance including administrative compliance and vendor evaluation throughout the project life and project close-out. Working jointly with Project Management, Engineering, Project Controls, AE firms and Supply, this position will determine and recommend 1) appropriate contractor and procurement strategies, 2) appropriate lead times for major equipment and resources for consideration in establishing project service dates, 3) appropriate escalation for major equipment and other project elements for inclusion in project estimates. Ability to support the work of Projects and Construction and the Utility including off hours and emergency preparedness assignments. Maintain and apply working knowledge of Standards for Business Controls and meet management’s expectations for effective internal business controls. BS degree in business or engineering or equivalent experience 5 – 7 years experience in Contract Management/Development, Contract Administration or Controls, Procurement, Project or Line/Construction Management experience Excellent presentation and communication skills both verbal and written are mandatory, as well as a sound understanding of projects and scheduling Demonstrated ability to: a) appropriately assess contractual risk and implement risk management strategies b) implement measures and methods to tie payment to performance c) monitor and manage cost and change d) define and manage deliverables and respective responsibilities between the Company and the contractor Demonstrated negotiating skills DESIRED MBA PMP Certification PE 5-10 years experience in T&D 5-10 years experience in construction

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Energy Manager / Auditor
Carlsbad, CA

DAV Energy Solutions, Inc. is a new energy and sustainability consulting company located in Carlsbad, CA. We specialize in creating innovative energy and sustainability strategies for our clients that assist in lowering environmental impact while saving money and meeting regulatory requirements. DAV Energy Solutions' clients are varied, but primarily consist of government owned and operated hospital facilities. We are seeking an experienced energy auditor that is familiar with how to gather data from these facilities, and accurately model current energy consumption as well as the impact of proposed efficiency measures. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES: * Preparing job scopes and cost estimates for DAV Energy Solutions services * Assist with conducting energy audits, including: *Preparing audit quotes based on the tpe of audit required *Organizing the implementations of the audit *Collecting data (including fieldwork and measurements) *Analyzing the data collected *Identifying potential energy conservation measures *Analyzing saving potential and financial analysis *Preparing the audit report and recommendations *Presenting the report to the client *Implementation and follow-up of saving measure * Develop long-range plans for implementing innovations * Assist maintenance managers in evaluating HVAC and energy equipment maintenance staff to ensure effectiveness. * Develop training options and/or improvement plans to ensure the best operations in the area of HVAC and energy equipment maintenance. * Compile utility budgets and energy conservation measure cost estimates * Liaising and building relationships with a range of stakeholders, e.g. customers, suppliers, colleages. * Monitor facilities design and construction actifities as relates to energy management. * Review and recommend maintenance supply and equipment purchases to ensure energy efficient replacements are being specified. * Review energy purchases agreements and make recommendations regarding energy fuel selections. * Provide reports as to th overall effectiveness of energy management programs * Take the initiative to develop needed professional skills appropriate to job assignments * Demonstrate behavior tht is professional, ethical, and responsible * Articulate DAV Energy Solutions' mission and goals in the area of energy management to clients and solicit sales. * Demonstrate awareness of client needs and initiate activities to meet those identified needs. *Maintaining information on projects clients * EXTENSIVE CONTINENTAL US TRAVEL WITH OCCASIONAL IRREGULAR HOURS REQUIRED. QUALIFICATIONS: *Bachelor's degree in mechanical or electrical engineering, engineering technology, busines or related field with emphasis on facilities management. Professional designation of Certified Energy Manager preferred. * Minimum two years experience in energy manageent, engergy audits, retro-commissioning, mechanical systems design and operations, construction, project management and/or maintenance, or closely related field. Experience woring with Federal clients is a plus. * Knowledge of energy management program development and HVAC and lighting systems. * Strong organization, communication, and interpersonal skills * Ability to prepare and present formal multimedia presentations. This is an excellent opportunity to take a leadership role with a dynamic new and fast growing company. Salary is commensurate with experience.

If you meet or exceed the above qualifications, please forward your resume to jobs@hrpg.com and indicated "Energy Manager" in the Subject line. We are an Equal Opportuity Employer.

Manager QA/QC Lab
ALBERT CITY, IA US

Implement and manage plant QA/QC program based on the ethanol
industry best practices. Monitor use and inventories of laboratory
chemicals and supplies; initiate re-ordering when necessary. Maintain
and calibrate laboratory equipment. Analyze data, prepare reports,
and make recommendations for improving operation or solving process
related problems. Sample at various points in the production process
and conduct QA/QC tests as required. Supervise QA laboratory
technicians to ensure they are adequately trained and equipped.
Assist with the hiring of laboratory personnel. Maintain health,
safety and environmental policies and procedures. Coordinate
activities with the Operations Supervisor to ensure effective
participation in the QA/QC procedures by the Process Operators.
Coordinate with the Maintenance Supervisor to coordinate maintenance
and repair work in the laboratory.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (B.A. or B.S.) in a related scientific or technical
field required. Ten years experience in a QA/QC laboratory required.
Experience in a dry-mill ethanol plant preferred. Experience with
implementing effective QA/QC programs required. In-depth knowledge
mashing, fermentation and distillation as they relate to the ethanol
production process preferred. Experience with environmental testing
and reporting.

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Program Officer – Power Sector
San Francisco

The ClimateWorks Foundation Program Officer – Power Sector San Francisco, CA Full Time About the Organization The ClimateWorks Foundation is a worldwide network of philanthropic and non-governmental organizations whose goal is to prevent dangerous climate change. Our objective is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30 billion metric tons per year by the year 2030, and ensure that global average temperatures do not increase by more than 2° centigrade – a threshold that most climate scientists describe as a dangerous tipping point. To achieve this objective, ClimateWorks promotes smart government policies that reduce reliance on carbon-intensive energy sources; rapidly deploy clean, efficient energy technologies and low-carbon infrastructure; and reduce the rate of deforestation in the world’s largest, most threatened tropical forests. We prioritize this work in the nations, regions, and economic sectors responsible for most greenhouse gas emissions – thus increasing our chances of success. The ClimateWorks Foundation’s unique strategy rests on three organizational pillars: • The ClimateWorks Foundation manages the ClimateWorks Network, conducts in-depth policy research and economic analyses, raises needed funds, and sets funding priorities based on the most urgent challenges and largest opportunities for reducing emissions. • Regional Climate Foundations manage grant portfolios in priority nations, focusing on local and regional politics and campaign-style advocacy. They draw on deep, in-country political expertise and understanding of local conditions to lay the groundwork for policy victories. • Best Practice Networks put world-class knowledge to work in the sectors responsible for most greenhouse gas emissions. The policy analysts, technologists, and former regulators who staff Best Practice Networks are deeply embedded in the policymaking process and know how to work with decision makers to ensure policy efficacy. Program Officer - Power Sector The ClimateWorks Foundation seeks a highly skilled and motivated Program Officer with expertise in the power sector to provide institutional development and sector-based strategy support for the ClimateWorks Network. The Program Officer - Power Sector will focus on design and implementation of policies that lead to energy suppliers maximizing opportunities for energy efficiency, maximizing the use of renewable energy, and limiting the use of unabated coal-derived energy. The Program Officer will provide support to the sector-based Best Practice Network for the power sector as well as the Program Officers focused on the power sectors residing at the Regional Foundations. The Program Officer will support the entire ClimateWorks Network on this topic, helping to develop and refine sector-based strategies and research, facilitate exchange between internal and external groups to uncover and address new issues within the sector, convene key decision-makers to increase the understanding of and commitment to implementing sound energy policies, and help build internal Network capacities to deliver on our collective goals. The Program Officer will also support the organizational development of the Best Practice Network, including the development of strategic plans, operational plans, staff and governance plans and mechanisms which increase the organization’s access to and impact in influencing key decision-makers. Primary Duties and Responsibilities More specifically, the Program Officer will: • Facilitate strategy implementation for the power sector. This will require the development of strong relationships within the ClimateWorks Network and helping the Regional Climate Foundations and Best Practice Network identify areas for collaboration, knowledge-sharing and assistance. • Manage strategy development and oversee a grant portfolio and budget (approximately $10 million to start) for the Best Practice Network and Regional Climate Foundations to collectively accomplish targeted policy goals, including monitoring the results of collective and individual strategies and grants. • Work with external organizations and/or experts to further develop the Best Practice Network for the power sector. This will include: advising on strategic and operational plans, establishing the Board of Directors and other advisory bodies, setting up new offices, establishing partnerships with other relevant organizations, advancing the collection and dissemination of information on best practices in the design and implementation of relevant policies, and providing outreach to the decision-makers the Network aims to influence. • Facilitate sharing of knowledge between organizations on program strategy, campaign approaches, organizational development and other areas, and help identify new areas for sharing that organizations would benefit from. • Identify research priorities and work with the ClimateWorks Network organizations and the ClimateWorks research team to conduct needed research. • Identify fund-raising priorities and work with the ClimateWorks Network organizations and the ClimateWorks development team to raise needed funds. • Maintain relationships with the ClimateWorks Network, grantees, other funders, and other experts and leaders in the field. • Solicit, review, and recommend strategic plans for funding. • Write, and sometimes present, dockets for board consideration. • Make presentations on Network strategy to internal and external audiences. • Monitor the impact of individual grants. • Initiate strategy calls and meetings as needed. • Engage directly in the field as needed. • Help prepare compelling proposals and reports for the ClimateWorks Foundation’s funding partners and broader stakeholders. Professional Qualifications and Personal Attributes The successful applicant will have the following minimum qualifications: • A deep commitment to the mission and values of the ClimateWorks Foundation. • Strong facilitation, convening, mediation, and negotiation skills. • At least five to seven years’ experience in the field of energy policy, either in policy development or execution. Experience in energy efficiency preferred. • Extensive experience in building new institutions or programs, including the development of strategic and operational plans, hiring staff and developing Boards of Directors, and building organizational partnerships. • Comfort with qualitative and quantitative energy policy analysis, or related environmental policy analysis. • A strong track record of applying sound political and strategic judgment in complex situations. • Experience working or living abroad, particularly in developing countries. • An insightful, independent, analytic mind; intellectual curiosity. • Experience negotiating with government officials or business leaders. • Experience creating collaboration among networks of organizations or companies. • Proven ability to initiate and manage projects. • Outstanding written and verbal communications skills. • Ability to work well in a team. • Enthusiastic personality and sense of humor. • Willingness to travel. • Multilingual applicants preferred. • Masters or other advanced degree preferred. Compensation and Benefits The expected start date for this position is in January/February 2010. The position will be located in San Francisco, California. The ClimateWorks Foundation offers an excellent benefits package and a competitive salary that is commensurate with experience.

To Apply To be considered for this position, interested candidates must follow the link below to submit a resume, cover letter, and salary requirements: http://www.ceaconsulting.com/what/position_details.aspx?client=CEA&jobId=62 Inquiries received via phone call or direct email will not be eligible for review. The ClimateWorks Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. December 2009

Vice President, Energy Efficiency
San Francisco

ICF International (NASDAQ:ICFI), a global professional services firm, partners with government and commercial clients to deliver professional services and technology solutions in energy and climate change; environment and infrastructure; health, human services, and social programs; and homeland security and defense markets. Since 1969, ICF has been serving government at all levels, major corporations, and multilateral institutions. More than 3,500 employees serve these clients worldwide. ICF is one of the nation’s premier organizations in the development and implementation of innovative energy demand management strategies—including energy efficiency, demand response, smart grid, and peak load management for energy companies, governments, and commercial clients. Our experts provide outstanding depth and breadth of experience and have completed hundreds of successful assignments associated with some of the most complex, far-reaching, and high-visibility market transformation programs in the country. For more than 20 years, ICF has provided cutting-edge marketing, technical, and project management services to promote energy efficiency, both domestically and internationally. We work with dozens of utilities on such programs and provide a range of services to the U.S. Department of Energy and for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s ENERGY STAR® program. We are seeking an outstanding executive-level manager to help grow our energy efficiency and sustainability practice in California and on the west coast. The successful candidate will be responsible for strategic design and implementation of multi-million dollar programs that support our clients in helping their customers to improve the energy efficiency of their facilities and operations, and homes. The ideal candidate will have a demonstrated track record of leading the marketing and capture of large energy efficiency procurements. Additionally you will manage a large professional staff in a fast-paced environment, providing day-to-day direction and oversight. The successful candidate will also build and strengthen senior client relationships, especially with Western investor-owned and municipal utilities engaging on issues of strategic direction, quality assurance, and resource allocation. Specific responsibilities include: Provide outstanding leadership to the Energy Efficiency business within ICF’s Energy, Climate, and Transportation Group resulting in effective implementation of business strategies and achievement of quality, profit, growth and other objectives. Provide high levels of strategic and business vision, as well as tactical ability to ensure that business objectives are clearly defined and communicated and that internal operations are productive, effective and measurable. Ensure that the Energy Climate and Transportation Group is agile and adaptive to changing market conditions. Develop, track and report critical business metrics that allow accurate assessment of all aspects of performance, growth, productivity, strategic effectiveness and financial performance. Move aggressively to implement corrective actions needed to achieve objectives. Further develop, lead and motivate the team. This will involve evaluating and strengthening the team, as required, to solidify succession plans and enhance management capabilities to meet strategic and operating objectives. Work closely with major customers, key alliance partners and management to establish an environment where “Best Practices” are developed and continually improved. Work with all parties to obtain prompt resolution to key business issues likely to impact quality, service and operations. Play an active leadership role in the organization and the energy efficiency community. Promote a culture of success, pride, performance, discipline and creativity. Be an effective spokesperson and champion for the Energy Efficiency Division and ICF as a whole. Key Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in business or energy related field, Masters preferred. At least 15 years of experience developing and running successful energy efficiency and demand management implementation programs, with a proven track record of successful business development expertise. A proven track record of leadership, having culminated in a position as a senior player within an Energy policy and strategy oriented consulting services business unit with a strong energy efficiency program implementation component. Alternatively candidates with strong reputations and experience coming from leadership positions within the Energy branches of federal or state agencies or electric or gas utilities will also be considered. Experience in multiple sectors, including residential, commercial and industrial, and product development. Ability to set and clearly articulate goals/priorities and exhibit a high level of energy and drive to achieve them. A perspective that encourages personal commitment and holds management and support staff accountable for achieving targets. Demonstrated capabilities in developing effective relationships with industry stakeholders and service providers in California and the western region, and a full understanding of the dynamics of that market. Strong experience managing consulting and program implementation projects with both public and private sector clients, including providing quality control and budget accountability. Outstanding analytical, writing, and communication skills and excellent interpersonal and management skills are required. This position is based in California. ICF maintains offices in San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, and greater Los Angeles. ICF International is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer – M/F/D/V

ICF International offers an excellent benefits package and competitive salary. To apply, please submit your cover letter, resume and salary requirements to T Clark at tclark@icfi.com

Project Controls Supv II - I (Roanoke)
Roanoke, VA

This position is responsible for overseeing the accountability of providing all portfolio reporting, assessment, cost control and scheduling functions for TE&PS projects. Responsibilities include supervision of onboarding projects and monitoring projects against budgets, forecasts and all aspects related to cost control and schedule within the TE&PS portfolio of projects for each region. Provides leadership with financial reports and generates partnerships with other TE&PS customers.
Supervise the consolidation of project cost control reports for portfolio reporting
Supervise Project Controls Analysts and distribute workload on all project schedule and cost related updates throughout the lifecycle of projects assigned.
Review reconciliations of forecasted, actual and budgeted costs.
Develop project controls standards and guidelines
Develop metrics and measures for the TE&PS projects
Coordinate interfaces with Engineering, Construction, Planning, Project Management and other Transmission partners to verify updates to schedule and cost related activities
Review and track project progress and make recommendations as to forecasted cost projections
Document lessons learned and lead peer reviews.
Ensure final project assessments are performed for compliance with PCG standards
Audit, track and monitor project commitments, costs, and change requests received against the approved estimates.
Monitor and ensure all project schedules are entered and updated in the P6 database.
Support project manager with regular project schedule and cost reporting.
Notify Project Manager of cost overruns, underruns, and schedule delays in a timely fashion.
Lead TE&PS reporting on overall Transmission Project Portfolio. Lead efforts to ensure reports, dashboards and key performance indicators are accurate related to the capital budget portfolio of projects.
Review project cost and schedule audits on selective projects as required by management.
Lead project lifecycle conformance audit.
Responsible to the PMO and CARB/PRB on portfolio prioritization and budget project list preparation.
Work with the Manager of Project Cost Management to Interface with Transmission Budget Planning concerning portfolio projections in comparison to Transmission operating company and budget targets.
Perform all duties in conformance with established Business Ethics and Compliance principles.
Minimum Requirements
Minimum qualifications for the Project Control Supervisor II position: BS degree or equivalent education and experience. 6-8 years experience in Budgeting, Project Management, Station/Line planning.
Minimum qualifications for the Project Control Supervisor I position: BS degree or equivalent education and experience. 9-10 years experience in Budgeting, Project Management, Station/Line planning.

For the complete job listing and how to apply go to: Project Controls Supv II - I (Roanoke)

Project Controls Supv II - I (Tulsa location)
Tulsa, OK

This position is responsible for overseeing the accountability of providing all portfolio reporting, assessment, cost control and scheduling functions for TE&PS projects. Responsibilities include supervision of onboarding projects and monitoring projects against budgets, forecasts and all aspects related to cost control and schedule within the TE&PS portfolio of projects for each region. Provides leadership with financial reports and generates partnerships with other TE&PS customers.
Supervise the consolidation of project cost control reports for portfolio reporting
Supervise Project Controls Analysts and distribute workload on all project schedule and cost related updates throughout the lifecycle of projects assigned.
Review reconciliations of forecasted, actual and budgeted costs.
Develop project controls standards and guidelines
Develop metrics and measures for the TE&PS projects
Coordinate interfaces with Engineering, Construction, Planning, Project Management and other Transmission partners to verify updates to schedule and cost related activities
Review and track project progress and make recommendations as to forecasted cost projections
Document lessons learned and lead peer reviews.
Ensure final project assessments are performed for compliance with PCG standards
Audit, track and monitor project commitments, costs, and change requests received against the approved estimates.
Monitor and ensure all project schedules are entered and updated in the P6 database.
Support project manager with regular project schedule and cost reporting.
Notify Project Manager of cost overruns, underruns, and schedule delays in a timely fashion.
Lead TE&PS reporting on overall Transmission Project Portfolio. Lead efforts to ensure reports, dashboards and key performance indicators are accurate related to the capital budget portfolio of projects.
Review project cost and schedule audits on selective projects as required by management.
Lead project lifecycle conformance audit.
Responsible to the PMO and CARB/PRB on portfolio prioritization and budget project list preparation.
Work with the Manager of Project Cost Management to Interface with Transmission Budget Planning concerning portfolio projections in comparison to Transmission operating company and budget targets.
Perform all duties in conformance with established Business Ethics and Compliance principles.
Minimum Requirements
To qualify for the Supervisor II position:BS degree or equivalent education and experience. 6-8 years experience in Budgeting, Project Management, Station/Line planning.
To qualify for the Supervisor I position: BS degree or equivalent education and experience. 9-10 years experience in Budgeting, Project Management, Station/Line planning.

For the complete job listing and how to apply go to: Project Controls Supv II - I (Tulsa location)

Energy Manager
Santa Barbara, CA

ENERGY MANAGER GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT $50,090 - $93,920 Plus Relocation Assistance The County of Santa Barbara focuses on developing solutions that reduce energy consumption and risk by conceiving and implementing intelligent, financially viable and environmentally sustainable projects for our departments. Overall Description of General Services Department The General Services Department provides customer-oriented, internal support services for all 23 county departments and other public agencies in the following areas; Administrative & Financial Support and Support Services. Overall Job Description The Energy Manager will be assigned within the Support Services Division to lead program efforts related to the use, procurement, conservation and management of energy (electrical power, natural gas, fuel oil, and water) at all County of Santa Barbara facilities. The Energy Manager leads the technical analysis of plans and manages energy related facility conservation/modernization projects, with scope, schedule and budget, from conception through completion. This position assesses existing facilities, procedures and practices related to facility condition and energy consumption, establishes energy conservation efforts, educates County staff, and implements programs and strategies that get real results as measured by less energy consumed per unit of business or by less energy consumed per square foot of space. The Energy manager will also be working in collaboration with local utility companies on rebates, incentive programs, and representing the county through various meeting
s and program invovlement. The position also advises standard operating procedures/standard work and justifies asset replacement and investment via life cycle costing analysis/efficiency payback. This position may also manage facility remodeling, construction and other projects as assigned by department leadership. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS 1. A Bachelors degree in Engineering, or related technical discipline; and 2. Three years proven experience with Energy Management and Energy Analysis, or as a Mechanical Engineer or Project Manager with the knowledge and ability of coordinating an Energy program. IDEAL QUALIFICATIONS Master's degree in Energy Management or an Engineering discipline. Registration as a Certified Energy Manager (CEM), or Professional Engineer (PE). Experience in a large distributed campus environment. Experience with energy metering and billing.

Application Deadline Monday, December 7th at 5:00 pm. How To Apply? Please visit www.sbcountyjobs.com for a full job description and to apply, or e-mail tcronquist@sbcountyjobs.com.

Project Controls Supv II or I (3 openings / various locations)
Various, OH

This position is responsible for overseeing the accountability of providing all portfolio reporting, assessment, cost control and scheduling functions for TE&PS projects. Responsibilities include supervision of onboarding projects and monitoring projects against budgets, forecasts and all aspects related to cost control and schedule within the TE&PS portfolio of projects for each region. Provides leadership with financial reports and generates partnerships with other TE&PS customers.
Supervise the consolidation of project cost control reports for portfolio reporting
Supervise Project Controls Analysts and distribute workload on all project schedule and cost related updates throughout the lifecycle of projects assigned.
Review reconciliations of forecasted, actual and budgeted costs.
Develop project controls standards and guidelines
Develop metrics and measures for the TE&PS projects
Coordinate interfaces with Engineering, Construction, Planning, Project Management and other Transmission partners to verify updates to schedule and cost related activities
Review and track project progress and make recommendations as to forecasted cost projections
Document lessons learned and lead peer reviews.
Ensure final project assessments are performed for compliance with PCG standards
Audit, track and monitor project commitments, costs, and change requests received against the approved estimates.
Monitor and ensure all project schedules are entered and updated in the P6 database.
Support project manager with regular project schedule and cost reporting.
Notify Project Manager of cost overruns, underruns, and schedule delays in a timely fashion.
Lead TE&PS reporting on overall Transmission Project Portfolio. Lead efforts to ensure reports, dashboards and key performance indicators are accurate related to the capital budget portfolio of projects.
Review project cost and schedule audits on selective projects as required by management.
Lead project lifecycle conformance audit.
Responsible to the PMO and CARB/PRB on portfolio prioritization and budget project list preparation.
Work with the Manager of Project Cost Management to Interface with Transmission Budget Planning concerning portfolio projections in comparison to Transmission operating company and budget targets.
Perform all duties in conformance with established Business Ethics and Compliance principles.
Minimum Requirements
Please note this position has openings in Gahanna, Tulsa, and Roanoke.
Minimum qualifications for the Project Control Supervisor II position: BS degree or equivalent education and experience. 6-8 years experience in Budgeting, Project Management, Station/Line planning.
Minimum qualifications for the Project Control Supervisor I position: BS degree or equivalent education and experience. 9-10 years experience in Budgeting, Project Management, Station/Line planning.

For the complete job listing and how to apply go to: Project Controls Supv II or I (3 openings / various locations)

Project Controls Analyst, Project Controls Analyst I, or Project Controls Analyst II
Gahanna, OH

Reports to the Project Controls Supervisor, this position is responsible for the accountability of providing all portfolio reporting, assessment, cost control and scheduling functions for TE&PS projects. Responsibilities include onboarding projects and monitoring projects against budgets, forecasts and all aspects related to cost control and schedule within the TE&PS portfolio of projects. Provides leadership with financial reports and generates partnerships with other TE&PS customers.
Consolidate project cost control reports for portfolio reporting
Perform all project schedule and cost related updates throughout the lifecycle of projects assigned.
Reconcile forecasted, actual and budgeted costs.
Participate in development of project controls standards and guidelines
Assist in developing and/or develop metrics and measures for the TE&PS projects
Interface with Engineering, Construction, Planning, Project Management and other Transmission partners to verify updates to schedule and cost related activities
Analyze project progress and make recommendations as to forecasted cost projections
Support documenting lessons learned and peer reviews.
Perform final project assessment to ensure compliance with PCG standards
Track and monitor project commitments, costs, and change requests received against the approved estimates.
Enter project schedules into P6 database.
Support project manager with regular project schedule and cost reporting.
Notify Project Manager of cost overruns, underruns, and schedule delays in a timely fashion.
Provide regular reporting to TE&PS on overall Transmission Project Portfolio. Prepare reports, dashboards and key performance indicators.
Perform project cost and schedule audits on selective projects as required by management.
Perform project lifecycle conformance audit.
Act as liason between PMO and CARB/PRB on portfolio prioritization and budget project list preparation.
Interface with Transmission Budget Planning concerning portfolio projections in comparison to Transmission operating company and budget targets.
Perform all duties in conformance with established Business Ethics and Compliance principles
Minimum Requirements
Minimum qualifications for Project Control Analyst II: BS degree in Business Admin or equivalent education and experience. 4 to 5 years of satisfactory experience in project controls, accounting, budgeting, cost management, data analysis or other related areas. Primavera experience desirable.
Minimum qualifications for Project Control Analyst I: BS degree in Business Administration or equivalent education and experience. 6-7 years of satisfactory experience in project controls, accounting, budgeting, cost management, data analysis or other related areas. Primavera experience desirable.
Minimum qualifications for Project Control Analyst :BS degree in Business Administration or equivalent education and experience. 8-10 years of satisfactory experience in project controls, accounting, budgeting, cost management, data analysis or other related areas. Primavera experience desirable.

For the complete job listing and how to apply go to: Project Controls Analyst, Project Controls Analyst I, or Project Controls Analyst II

Associate Project Mgr III-Associate Project Mgr I
Tulsa, OK

The Associate Project Manager (APM) assists the Project Manager (PM) in the formulation and validation of project work plans, monitors and influences the performance of the Planning, Engineering, Design, and Construction efforts in accordance with the plans and assists the PM in data gathering and analysis for the reporting on project progress, scheduled deliverables and budget. The APM is expected to recommend actions to the PM for the avoidance or correction of deviations from the plans. The APM assesses inter-project dependencies and gauges impact and risk and recommends appropriate action to the PM to minimize the negative effects. The APM assists the PM in directing the team in developing and producing scope documents, schedules, deliverables and cost estimates. The APM will also independently coordinate activities required for the successful installation of smaller less involved projects under the oversight of the PM. The APM will be able to act on the behalf of the PM during times the PM may be unavailable.
Assist the PM to plan, organize, direct, and coordinate assigned projects and to manage a portfolio of projects.
Independently plan, organize, direct, and coordinate assigned projects of smaller, less involved projects under the oversight of the PM.
Supports and holds employees and contractors accountable for the AEP System Safety Process.
Develop, review and coordinate the project, schedule, budget, tools, and staff.
Effectively communicate project details and status updates. Lead planning meetings and project updates.
Develop partnership with region and operating company staff, contractors, vendors, suppliers, labor, and govt. agencies.
Provide general guidance, instruction, and training to improve design, systems, procedures, schedules, and costs.
Assist the PM to ensure efficient and timely performance of project work activities.
Coordinate with the Supply Chain organization to insure materials and equipment are delivered to the project per the schedule.
Coordinate project construction activities with the Construction Management organization.
Minimum Requirements
Education: Bachelor of Science Degree in engineering, project management, construction management, business or related fields, or equivalent in job knowledge and/or experience.
Experience: Minimum 3 years experience in planning, monitoring and reporting on capital projects as well as experience in interfacing with engineering, procurement, and/or construction management personnel. Strong working knowledge of scheduling and cost accounting fundamentals and dedication to continuous process improvement. Strong written and verbal communication skills.

For the complete job listing and how to apply go to: Associate Project Mgr III-Associate Project Mgr I