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The Risk Management Supervisor will oversee risk management processes, develop and implement solutions to complex problems, verify adherence to Risk Management Plans, conduct negotiations with insurance carriers, maintain a risk register, and supervise support specialists while providing strategic recommendations.

The Claims Management Sr Manager coordinates change management practices, provides oversight and quality assurance, manages change documentation, reports to leadership, maintains trackers, identifies process improvement opportunities, and supports team development while overseeing claim payments and related investigations.

As a Project Controls Lead, you will supervise the project controls team, maintain schedules, cost controls, and oversee forecasting and change management. Your role includes reviewing project progress, preparing reports, ensuring adherence to project procedures, and providing analysis for project controls systems. You will also engage with clients and collaborate with design and construction teams to mitigate risks and enhance project success.

The Project Controls Change Manager at AECOM will lead change management processes, oversee project schedules and costs, conduct performance management, and ensure project procedures are adhered to. The role includes managing project controls by coordinating teams, providing reports, and analyzing data for decision-making and corrective actions.

The Project Controls Analyst at AECOM will monitor project schedules, assist in financial analysis, prepare reports, and maintain project baselines while ensuring compliance with project procedures. The role involves gathering data, analyzing variances, and providing support to project teams.

The Project Planning & Scheduling Lead will manage project schedules from contractors and consultants, evaluate schedule impacts, resolve conflicts, provide reporting, and support risk management processes. Responsibilities include mentoring staff and ensuring adherence to planning and scheduling concepts, particularly in large international projects.

The Project Controls Quantity Surveyor/Estimator develops and implements estimation structures, reviews contractor cost estimates, provides guidance on estimating, and assists in generating reports. They collaborate on program-wide estimating and support the development of junior staff while managing data for various estimating assignments.