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Be the person who saw it first.

We look for schedulers, cost specialists and analysts who would rather find the driver than explain the slip. If that is you, we want to read your CV.

Roles

Disciplines we look for.

We do not always have an opening in every discipline. We always read a strong CV, and we keep it on file when the timing is not right.

Planners and schedulers

Build and update CPM schedules in Primavera P6. Clean logic, honest float and narratives an owner can act on.

Cost and forecasting

Budgets, cost reports, estimates at completion and change logs. You make the final cost visible months before the invoice does.

Project controls leads

Own controls on a project. Run the update cycle, compare it with the field and lead the conversation about what it means.

Risk analysts

Risk registers, Monte Carlo models and P50 and P80 dates. You tell leadership how much confidence a finish date has earned.

Delay analysts

Time impact analysis, windows analysis and as-planned vs as-built. A careful record of what happened, when and why.

Project management consultants

Senior judgment on scope, sequence and decisions, working beside owners and contractors on demanding projects.

What the work is like

Field first. Then the file.

  1. 01

    Real projects, real milestones

    Commercial, industrial and infrastructure work where a date matters to someone. Your analysis changes decisions.

  2. 02

    Compare, then conclude

    Every finding starts by checking the schedule against field progress. You learn to trust what is installed over what is reported.

  3. 03

    Say where to act

    Reports name the driver, the milestone at risk and the move the team can make. Clear writing matters as much as clean logic.

  4. 04

    One standard of work

    Every schedule is checked the same way before it reaches a client. You learn what good looks like, then you hold the line.

Early in your career

Learn to read the driving path.

If you are early in your career and want to plan and control demanding projects, write to us. Tell us what you have studied, what you have built and why project controls.

PlanBaselines

Logic, durations, WBS and cost loading, tested against how the work can actually be built.

ControlUpdates

Progress compared with the field, earned value, forecasts and the one-page report.

RecoverRecovery

Delay placed on the network, recovery options priced in days and dollars.

  • Tools

    Primavera P6, critical path analysis, earned value, cost forecasting and schedule risk.

  • Who should write

    People with a background in engineering, construction management, quantity surveying, finance or data who like structure, numbers and straight answers.

  • How to write

    Email your CV to conversations@beckfranklin.com with “Early career” in the subject line.

How to apply

Send us your CV.

Email your CV with a short note: the discipline you want, the projects you have controlled and the software you know. A person reads every application.

conversations@beckfranklin.com
Experienced hiresSubject: the discipline

Name the discipline in the subject line. Include the project types, sectors and software you know best.

Early careerSubject: early career

Include your degree or training, what you have worked on and why project controls.

Not sure where you fitSubject: open

Tell us what you are good at and what you want to learn. We will tell you honestly where it fits.

Questions first?

Ask someone who does the work.

Email us with any question about the work or how to apply. A person replies, not a system.