Tim Burroway
Director, Project Controls, US Field Services
Worley
United States
About
As the Director of Project Controls, US Field Services at Worley, Tim Burroway stands at the helm of managing a robust team of construction project control resources. His three-decade-long journey in engineering and construction has seen him cultivate a deep understanding of project control practices across a spectrum of industries, from Petroleum & Chemicals to New Energy and Manufacturing.
Tim’s remit includes ensuring the integrity of project cost forecasts, orchestrating change management, overseeing schedules and earned value measurement, and providing general project oversight. His leadership is further distinguished by a staunch commitment to safety and a rich background in various project execution models, encompassing EPC, EPCM, and more, under a variety of contract structures.
Armed with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from James Madison University, Tim’s academic background lends a unique perspective to his role. Based in the energetic hub of Houston, Texas, Tim is as passionate about his family life as he is about his professional endeavors. In moments of leisure, he cherishes time with his wife Beth and their children, Caitlyn and Daniel, whether it’s supporting their college sports, exploring trails, or engaging in a friendly game of golf or volleyball.
To connect with Tim, visit his LinkedIn profile.
Panel Speaker
Project Controls from an Owner & Contractor Perspective
Join this panel discussion to gain a dual perspective on “Project Controls from an Owner & Contractor Perspective.” This engaging session brings together key industry figures to discuss the distinct challenges and strategies employed by both owners and contractors in project controls. You’ll explore the nuances of project controls from each perspective, uncovering how each side approaches their unique challenges, methodologies, and collaborative strategies in project controls.
You will leave with enhanced knowledge and strategies to navigate project controls effectively, no matter which side of the table they are on.