This role is Onsite in Houston, TX (client may consider allowing onsite in Greenville, SC). Reimbursable GSA Per Diem available for those that qualify.
Rate Range: $77 - $107/hour depending on level, location, and selection of benefits.

As an Interface Coordinator at our dynamic organization, you will play a pivotal role as the primary liaison between Fluor, clients, and third parties for all non-Fluor furnished services. Your responsibilities will encompass essential project and engineering management duties, emphasizing the establishment of an execution framework that aligns with interface management responsibilities, safety, and quality.

Disciplines needed: Process Mechanical (2), Piping/Plumbing (2), Electrical (2), CommSec/Instrumentation (2), Structural (2), HVAC (2), General (2), & Interface Manager.

Interface management/coordination in projects is crucial for ensuring that different components of a project work together seamlessly. It focuses on managing the interactions between various project scopes, which might include different systems, teams, or contractors.
A quick overview of this includes:
Defining Interfaces: This involves identifying and defining the points of interaction between different components of the construction project, such as between electrical and mechanical systems or between construction phases.
Coordination and Communication: Ensuring that there is clear communication and coordination between different teams or systems that interact. This might involve regular meetings, detailed documentation, and the use of collaborative tools.
Resolving Conflicts: Interface management also includes resolving conflicts that arise from overlapping work or misalignments between different scopes of the project. This can involve mediation and adjustments to schedules or plans.
Documentation: Keeping detailed records of how interfaces are managed is important. This documentation helps in understanding the flow of the project and is crucial for resolving any disputes that may arise.
Risk Management: Proactively identifying and managing risks associated with interfaces can prevent delays and cost overruns. This involves anticipating potential issues and planning mitigation strategies. Effective interface engineering and management can help in reducing project risks, improving efficiency, and ensuring that the project is completed on time and within budget.

Key Responsibilities:

Prioritizing Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE):
Ensure that HSE considerations are embedded throughout all project phases, reflecting our commitment to industry standards.
Interface Management Excellence:
Lead the development of interface management strategy and plan, identifying, documenting, and closing out interfaces in a structured manner.
Define the approach to identifying, documenting, and closing out interfaces, ensuring an organized process.
Maintain the interface system of record and interface tables/matrices with the most current, accurate information regarding status of interface agreements and interface points.
Schedule and lead regular meetings and teleconferences to achieve alignment or enhance information sharing for each respective scope of interfaces.
The Interface Coordinator must work with the Fluor project team, Client, and external stakeholders to ensure that both internal and external interfaces are identified, addressed and appropriate procedures are integrated into the overall interface management plan.
Establish and maintain clear communication channels and protocols for each respective scope interface.
Schedule and lead regular meetings and teleconferences to achieve alignment and enhance information sharing.
Proactively initiate actions to expedite interfacing technical contacts and external stakeholders
Collaborate with stakeholders to define interface requirements and expectations.
Present and explain interface management work processes to relevant internal and external stakeholders, including Fluor project teams, clients, licensors, EPC contractors, third parties, and government agencies.

Basic Job Requirements
Accredited four (4) year degree or global equivalent in engineering field of study and four (4) years of work-related experience; a recognized professional certification or registration in the applicable field, if required; some locations may have additional or different qualifications in order to comply with local requirements
Ability to communicate effectively with audiences that include but are not limited to management, coworkers, clients, vendors, contractors, and visitors
Job related technical knowledge necessary to complete the job
Ability to learn and apply knowledge of applicable local, state/province, and federal/national statutes and guidelines
Ability to attend to detail and work in a time-conscious and time-effective manner
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Preferred Qualifications:
Seven (7) years of experience in a significant project role, demonstrating expertise in interface management, project controls, and design or construction engineering.
Successful track record as a Project Manager on large or mega-sized engineering, procurement, fabrication, and construction/construction management (EPFC/CM) projects.
Certification in project management, such as Project Management Professional (PMP), is highly recommended.

Skills and Attributes:
Proactive and goal-oriented with the initiative to positively influence events.
Proficient in problem-solving, particularly in complex project or business environments.
Strong analytical skills and the ability to identify potential solutions.
Technical and business writing proficiency.
Basic computer and software skills, including word processing, email, spreadsheets, and electronic presentations.
Establish and maintain high standards of self-performance with responsibility and accountability for successfully completing assignments and tasks.
Set and maintain high standards for project interface management in terms of quality, timeliness, and overall success.