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Job Summary:

The Shutdown Coordinator is a critical role within Bechtel's project delivery team, responsible for coordinating field construction operations within a brownfield environment of an existing iron ore stockyard facility.

This position requires experience with shutdown management and planning, including:

• Scheduling work to be performed, and reviewing work accomplished by contractors.
• Performing general functions inherent in all supervisory field positions.
• Participating in the development of scopes of work, budgets, contract formation, and negotiations.
• Supporting, coordinating and reporting field activities of shutdown scopes.
• Reviewing project controls documents on progress relating to cost and schedule.
• Responsible for the development of level 4 and level 5 project schedules.

Key Responsibilities:

• Coordinate with established area operational processes and project workforce to execute planned shutdown workplans.
• Monitor work progress as well as preparing reports and forecasts.
• Coordinate activities with other disciplines or areas and customer representatives, as instructed by construction management.
• Implement assigned project analysis tools and decision making in the execution of duties.

Requirements:

• Minimum of ten (10) years' experience in Construction.
• A recognized degree in a job-related engineering or scientific discipline or specialized courses in construction technology and management will be considered however prior practical work experience leading to a thorough understanding of shutdown delivery is a requirement.

Desired Skills:

• Extensive shutdown experience for large project application.
• Demonstrated leadership in a team-based environment that incorporates client project and operations teams, contractor and specialty service providers, in a very specific time-related delivery schedule for a major facility shutdown.
• Knowledge of multi-discipline construction and previous experience of working with Operations personnel.
• Knowledge of construction monitoring and analysis tools and methodologies, and of supervisory functions relating to field activities.
• Knowledge of the use of procurement orders and contracts, and the contractor and subcontractor's responsibilities contained in documents.
• Computer literate in word processing, spreadsheet and database applications.
• Able to work under job-site conditions.