Analyst - Capital Costs

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Summary:

Works with Engineering Project Managers to provide cost controls support on more complex projects.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

• Basic mastery of all skills of a cost analyst; ability to provide cost controls support on more complex projects and provide direction to peers.

• Comfortable evaluating and communicating cost impact of scope changes, contract values, cost trend impacts, allowances for design unknowns, escalation, contingency and fee structure to the department head and management.

• Facilitates project approval in system; assists in coding and tracking of all invoices, including retainage payments.

• Verifies rates are correct per contract and the invoice.

• Tracks Actuals and Commitments in detail for the project.

• Works closely with the Project Manager to provide an updated forecast monthly for the project

• Provides significant project metrics as requested

• Provides quarterly accruals for the project

• Assists in creating contracts and/or work offers

• Manages any necessary reclasses for the project

• Manages documentation to be retained for project file.

• Exhibits strong communication and interpersonal skills, strong ability to apply judgment, and professionally challenge and question both basic and complicated activity and assumptions.