Project Control Specialist

Company Description Slattery is a national property and construction advisory firm that helps clients plan, adapt, and invest with confidence across diverse projects. Fully Australian-owned since 1976, the firm partners with clients, architects, and project managers to uncover value, reduce risk, and deliver enduring outcomes. With offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Hobart, and Launceston, Slattery combines national reach with strong local knowledge and a collaborative, supportive culture. The team uses data-driven insights and tailored technological solutions to achieve efficient project results. Slattery’s work is grounded in relationships, sustainability, and a commitment to trust, diverse thinking, and people-first design to help shape a better future.Role Description The Project Control Specialist is a full-time role based in Melbourne, VIC, with a hybrid working arrangement that allows some work from home. In this role, the specialist will support project teams with cost control, project tracking, and performance reporting across property and construction projects. Typical responsibilities include preparing and monitoring project budgets, maintaining cost forecasts, and analyzing variances between planned and actual expenditure. The specialist will collaborate with project managers and stakeholders to identify risks, recommend corrective actions, and ensure projects stay aligned with financial and schedule targets. The role also involves contributing to process improvements, maintaining accurate project documentation, and leveraging data and technology to support informed decision-making.Qualifications Candidates should possess strong skills in Cost Control and Cost Management to monitor, manage, and report on project financial performance.Candidates should possess solid Project Control and Budgeting skills to support planning, forecasting, and governance across multiple projects.Candidates should possess advanced Analytical Skills to interpret data, identify trends, and provide clear, actionable insights to stakeholders.Relevant tertiary qualifications in construction management, engineering, finance, quantity surveying, or a related discipline are beneficial.Proficiency in project management and cost management software, strong Excel capabilities, and experience in property and construction projects are advantageous.Effective communication, stakeholder engagement, attention to detail, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a hybrid environment are important.