Program Manager, Construction Project Controls

1. Ensure consistent implementation of project controls tools, standards, and reporting across all projects within the program. Develop program-level dashboards and reports emphasizing critical path and near-critical activities, float erosion and trend analysis, forecast completion compared to baseline, and key risks, constraints, and mitigation actions. Facilitate schedule risk workshops and mitigation planning with field leads and contractors. Perform Time Impact Analysis (TIA) for scope changes, change orders, and unforeseen events. Provide leadership with scenario-based schedule forecasts to support informed decision-making. Support executive reviews, gate approvals, milestone readiness assessments, and program governance forums. Ensure schedule data integrity, audit readiness, and compliance with internal and external standards. Develop, own, and govern Integrated Program Master Schedules (IPMS) covering Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Commissioning, and Handover in alignment with site and global standards. Establish and maintain schedule architecture, including WBS, coding structures, phase gates, milestones, and control accounts. Lead schedule baseline development, validation, approval, and change control. Ensure contractor Level 3 / Level 4 schedules are fully logic driven, integrated, and resource loaded where applicable. Assess schedule constructability and sequencing risks; identify and drive opportunities to optimize timelines and improve flow. Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field. Over 10 years of experience in construction project controls, planning, or scheduling on substantial, intricate capital projects. Proven expertise in master planning and multi-project scheduling. Advanced expertise in Primavera P6 and fundamental project controls techniques. Demonstrated ability to influence senior collaborators using schedule-driven insights. Experience managing project controls at program or portfolio level. Background in semiconductor, data center, or high-tech industrial construction environments. Exposure to scheduled risk analysis and advanced forecasting techniques. Program-level thinking with strong attention to detail Data-driven and risk-aware decision making High accountability and ownership approach Clear, concise executive communication Strong collaboration and influence across fields