Created date: 2025-03-03
Valid upto: 2025-05-27
These qualifications ensure a Project Control Manager can efficiently monitor and control all
aspects of a project, including scope, cost, time, and quality.
1. Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field such as:
o Project Management
o Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, etc.)
o Construction Management
Master's Degree (optional, but can be advantageous):
o A master’s in Project Management, Business Administration (MBA), or
Engineering Management.
2. Work Experience:
Typically, 5-10 years of experience in project management or project control roles,
including experience in planning, scheduling, budgeting, and cost control.
Experience in a specific industry (e.g., construction, engineering, oil & gas, IT) can be
beneficial.
Proven track record in managing multiple projects, ideally with leadership experience.
3. Certifications:
Project Management Professional (PMP) – Offered by the Project Management
Institute (PMI)
Certified Cost Professional (CCP) – For those specializing in cost control, offered
by the AACE International (Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering).
Agile or Scrum Certification (optional) – For managing projects that use Agile
methodologies.
Scheduling certifications – Such as those offered by the Project Management
Institute (PMI-SP) for scheduling professionals.
Risk Management certifications – Like PMI-RMP for professionals focused on
project risk management.
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5. Other Qualities:
Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
Ability to handle multiple tasks and work under pressure.
Knowledge of industry-specific regulations and standards.
High level of professionalism and accountability.
Associate degree
. Skills:
Project Control Tools – Proficiency with software tools like Microsoft Project,
Primavera P6, or other project management and scheduling software.
Financial and Cost Management – Understanding of budgeting, forecasting, and
cost control methods.
Scheduling and Planning – Expertise in creating and maintaining project schedules
and identifying project milestones.
Risk Management – Ability to assess and mitigate project risks.
Leadership and Communication Skills – As a manager, they need to communicate
effectively with both clients and teams and provide leadership across projects.
Problem-Solving and Decision-Making – Capable of quickly identifying issues and
determining effective solutions to ensure the project's success.
Time Management – The ability to prioritize tasks, manage deadlines, and oversee
project timelines effectively.