Project Controls Administrator; Electrical. ECG Engineering Perth

Overview

Support project planning, forecasting and administration for electrical engineering projects.

Requirements

• engineering degree
• electrical engineering
• microsoft project
• p6
• excel
• project wise

What You Bring

-Project administration experience, both office and site -Ideally Engineering / business / legal / construction economics degree -Exposure - understanding of the schedule -Construction experience: understanding the processes and linkages -Strong report writing and written communication skills -Ideally experience in electrical engineering and associated plant and packages -Microsoft Project / P6 experience -Moderate to good Excel and Project Wise knowledge -Experience in Project Forecasting and Planning -Microsoft Office Experience specifically -Tendering and Estimating experience -Experience - exposure to Project Controls and Planning

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About Ecg Engineering Pty Ltd

-Born in Australia, ECG Engineering quickly expanded across Perth, Brisbane, Manila, Toronto and Dar es Salaam, building a global footprint. -They craft electrical and control systems—from feasibility to commissioning—for major mining and mineral processing plants. -Their project roster spans gold, copper, lithium, iron ore, coal and other commodities, showcasing broad materials handling expertise. -They design turnkey power systems including generation, transmission, substations and hybrid renewables integration. -They champion cutting‑edge automation and control systems that enhance safety, efficiency and profitability on site. -They deliver strategic advisory services—like audits and technical advice—to steer high‑stakes investment decisions. -Their leadership team brings decades of specialised electrical experience, enabling precise execution in challenging environments. -They’ve tackled standout projects like mine electrification and plant intelligence rollouts, blending rugged industrial know‑how with innovation.

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