• Suporte a clientes • Acompanhamento e treinamentos • Levantamento de necessidades de clientes

• The Project Controls Analyst will be skilled in the use of company cornerstone systems and able to represent cost data formats necessary to control the project. • Support a wide variety of high profile projects, typically in the 1 to 2 Million Dollar range. • Works closely with Project Managers providing cost analysis, cost reconciliation, proposal support, contract / subcontract administration and various reporting. • Recognizes processes/project actions that may lead to project financial impact. • Develops and maintains WBS for small projects. • Assists in the use of drawings and specifications in the establishment of project baseline data.

• Conduct impartial, fact-based pre-employment investigations in accordance with internal standards and client requirements • Review municipal and government applications and supporting documents, identifying key issues, red flags, and gaps • Detect discrepancies across records and documentation, then build a clear plan to resolve them through research and outreach • Perform criminal and civil record checks using public records tools and research methods • Manage multiple cases at once, maintaining consistent workflow and meeting deadlines without repeated follow up • Complete advanced internet research using multiple sources, validating identity and data accuracy • Make outbound calls to references, agencies, employers, schools, and other contacts to obtain time-sensitive information • Draft and finalize investigative summaries and reports with strong grammar, structure, and clarity • Maintain proactive communication with leads and internal partners, escalating issues early when needed • Contribute to process improvements by sharing patterns, recurring issues, and practical recommendations

• Coordinating with internal teams to present the buried service program to municipalities • Hosting calls, collecting permitting contacts, and documenting permit requirements and processes • Identifying potential permitting issues early and driving resolution before construction begins • Establishing and maintaining strong relationships with permitting entities • Serving as the liaison between permitting entities, engineering and buried service teams • Partnering with engineering teams to identify and resolve roadblocks that impact progress • Facilitating communication with vendors and permitting authorities to ensure issues are addressed • Escalating unresolved issues when needed • Tracking aging and priority permits; engaging permitting entities to move reviews forward • Communicating permit issues to vendors and ensuring timely, accurate revisions and resubmissions • Monitoring permit fees at a high level and requesting clarification when charges appear inconsistent or unreasonable • Ensuring vendors submit accurate permit applications and meet requirements set by permitting authorities • Tracking vendor responsiveness and enforcing expectations set by build managers • Providing feedback and driving corrective actions when performance gaps arise