Project Services Manager

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Sets the strategic direction, vision, and long-term objectives for the integrated Project Services organization, aligning Procurement, Logistics, and Project Controls with broader corporate strategy and business unit goals.
• Drives cross-functional integration and structural alignment across the three departments, establishing seamless operational interfaces and eliminating silos to optimize capital project execution and operational fleet support.
• Establishes, governs, and enforces departmental policies, procedural frameworks, HSEQ standards, and ethical vendor compliance, ensuring full alignment with corporate guidelines and global regulatory requirements.
• Defines, monitors, and evaluates consolidated Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and departmental metrics, delivering regular, forward-looking performance insights to senior leadership and clients.
• Directs high-level resource planning, personnel allocation, and workload balancing across Procurement, Logistics, and Project Controls, maximizing organizational effectiveness and staffing agility.
• Oversees enterprise-level risk assessment and change control frameworks within Project Services, ensuring cost, schedule, and commercial exposures are systematically identified, quantified, and mitigated.
• Represents the Project Services function in executive-level forums, serving as the primary interface with senior corporate leadership, external clients, global partners, and key regulatory bodies.
• Mentors, coaches, directs, and manages the team members of Procurement, Logistics, and Project Controls, managing their performance, promoting cross-training, and driving robust succession planning.
• Champions digital transformation, system integrations (such as ERP and integrated project controls software), and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance service quality and operational cost efficiency.
• Supports strategic project execution and tendering activities, ensuring that Procurement, Logistics, and Project Controls disciplines provide highly credible, integrated baseline estimates and schedule inputs for bids and proposals.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE:

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, supply chain, business administration, or related field.
Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification - preferred; Six Sigma, Lean, or equivalent process improvement certification - preferred; None mandatory.

10-15 years of progressive experience in project services within the energy, offshore, or EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) industry, including significant leadership responsibility over Project Controls, Procurement, and Logistics. Prior experience managing multi-disciplinary teams and implementing digital systems integration is strongly preferred. At least ten years of management or supervisory experience leading Procurement, Logistics and Project Controls in an Engineering environment required. Proficiency with corporate Project Controls databases and systems, including procedures, practices, methodologies, and WBS coding structures.

Experience with forecasting and review/audit tools to conduct periodic reviews of major project forecasts and audit EPCI project execution. Competence with proposal budgeting and EPCI CAPEX estimating systems for projects.

Proficiency with procurement systems and corporate procurement processes for project development and operations support.

Experience with cost reporting/analytics tools to provide feedback and drive continuous improvement in EPCI project costing.

Familiarity with finance/accounting interfaces used for proposal budgeting and CAPEX estimating.

KEY BEHAVIORS:

Negotiation: Acts as the go-to expert on Negotiation for the most difficult or ambiguous cases, defining best practice, reviewing others' work, and mentoring them.

Analytical & Problem Solving: Demonstrates Analytical and Problem Solving autonomously in situations involving some ambiguity, adapting the approach to context and referring only unusual or high-risk cases upward.

Stakeholder Management: Serves as a reference for Stakeholder Management in complex, novel, or high-stakes situations, setting the approach and standards and guiding others.

Supply Chain & Procurement Management: Applies Supply Chain and Procurement Management autonomously in situations involving some ambiguity, adapting the approach to context and referring only unusual or high-risk cases upward.

Project Planning & Controls: Independently defines project schedules, monitors performance metrics, and manages developmental and execution costs. Utilizes project management and control software (e.g., Primavera, MS Project) to generate Earned Value Management (EVM) reports and ensure structured, on-time technical delivery and project governance in moderately complex situations, adapting approaches and resolving standard challenges without direct oversight. Develops weekly and monthly reporting for projects and management

Project Management: Support Project Management under complex or uncertain conditions, shaping standards and methods across the organization and developing others.

Budget Planning & Cost Forecasting: Serves as a reference for Budget Planning and Cost Forecasting in complex, novel, or high-stakes situations, setting the approach and standards and guiding others.

MODEC America, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer