Lead project controls for complex EPC/EPCM projects: establish integrated cost, schedule, and earned value baselines; run EVM (SPI/CPI), forecasts, and variance analysis; challenge forecasts and EACs; manage change control, procurement integration, cash flow, and reporting; develop dashboards and KPIs; mentor staff and ensure governance, compliance, and continuous improvement.

Design and engineer HVAC and other mechanical systems for chemical, power, and industrial facilities. Responsibilities include developing conceptual designs, construction drawings, cost estimates, energy assessments, ventilation and utility systems, equipment specifications, reports, and Revit models. The engineer coordinates with other disciplines, visits industrial project sites, supports energy conservation analysis, and promotes safe project execution.

The Air Pollution Control Engineer manages and sells projects related to air pollution control technologies, engaging with clients and overseeing engineering tasks, requiring extensive experience in this field.