About the Role
KVP Energy Services is hiring a Project Controls Specialist to provide the hands-on data collection and entry that our Project Controls function depends on. This is the entry point into our Project Controls career track, and it's built around learning our core systems — Spectrum, Excel, and our timekeeping systems — while working under the direction of an Analyst, Supervisor, or the dedicated Cost Controller on a Tier 1 project.
You won't own data integrity or forecast accuracy in this role — but this is exactly where the habits that produce accurate data get built: complete timesheets, verified quantities, and clean, well-documented entries. It's a strong launching point for a career in project controls, cost engineering, or construction project management.
What You'll Do
Data Entry & Verification
Cost & Reporting Support
Process Support
What Success Looks Like
You'll typically support multiple Tier 2 and Tier 3 projects concurrently under divisional Project Controls support, or assist a dedicated Cost Controller on a single Tier 1 project. All of your work is reviewed by an Analyst or above before it's finalized — this role is about building a strong foundation, not working independently yet.
What We're Looking For
Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; coursework toward a degree in construction management, business, finance, or a related field preferred.
Experience: 0–2 years in a construction, project administration, or data/reporting support role.
Certifications: None required at entry. Pursuit of AACEI's Certified Cost Technician (CCT) or Certified Schedule Technician (CST) is encouraged.
Systems: Developing proficiency in Spectrum and general spreadsheet proficiency (Excel); ability to learn KVP's timekeeping systems required.
Why KVP Energy Services
KVP Energy Services is a project delivery organization built around a clear operating model: Project Controls owns the data, forecasting, and reporting; Estimating owns the numbers projects are built on; Scheduling owns the sequence of work; and the Project Manager acts on what these functions produce to deliver the project. Every project is staffed and measured according to its tier (Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3), so the level of Project Controls support scales to the size and complexity of the work.
This role sits on a defined, eight-level career track — from Project Controls Specialist all the way to VP of Project Controls — so your growth path is mapped out from day one.
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