Overview
A Project Controls Technician controls, monitors and systematically analyses progress and performance data on engineering, manufacturing, construction and infrastructure projects. They require strong analytical skills and a practical approach to interpret technical information. They use specific, complex software tools to undertake a wide range of project controls tasks, including: identifying the right data for scrutinising progress; setting baseline targets; tracking progress and performance; forecasting trends; identifying, modelling and anticipating deviations from baseline; assessing the impact of design/construction changes; and using insight to recommend early preventative and remedial actions.
Responsibilities
* Identify the right data for scrutinising progress
* Set baseline targets and track progress and performance
* Forecast trends and identify deviations from baseline
* Model and anticipate deviations from baseline
* Assess the impact of design/construction changes
* Use insights to recommend early preventative and remedial actions
Job Context
Project Controls includes the technical disciplines of estimating, planning, scheduling and cost engineering. This apprenticeship provides a comprehensive grounding leading to roles such as project controller, estimator, planner, scheduler and cost engineer. Typical work is in large project teams on complex projects in sectors such as construction, manufacturing, engineering, energy and infrastructure, where detailed progress/performance tracking and an understanding of on-site hazards, health and safety requirements and compliance are critical. This hands-on role supports the successful delivery of complex projects.
Person Specification
* Punctual
* Positive attitude to work and colleagues
* Practical ability and awareness of working safely
* Self-motivation and desire to learn
* Resilient and committed
* Good co-ordination skills and a methodical approach
* Always looking to improve
* Enjoys being a team player
Typical Working Week
You will work on site for four days per week and attend college for one day a week. Most site hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00–17:00.
Career Progression
This is a level 3 apprenticeship. On completion the apprentice will be eligible to apply for membership of the Association of Cost Engineers (ACostE) as a Graduate Member, and will also be eligible to apply for registration as an Engineering Technician (EngTech), subject to suitable engineering experience and undergoing a professional review process. With further training following the apprenticeship, individuals may specialise in specific sectors or related roles which could lead to membership of other related professional bodies.
Key Training/College Information
K10 will enrol and fund qualifications through a SFA funded training provider. It is likely to take 36 months to complete this apprenticeship, depending on current qualifications and experience.
Qualifications Required
Individual employers will set the selection criteria for their Apprenticeships. Candidates will typically have at least 5 GCSEs at Grades A*-C / 9-4 including Maths & English. This role will involve travel between Reading and West London to visit a number of different projects.
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