Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Project Planner
Job Location
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Job Description
Project Planner
Glasgow, Scotland
Summary of the Role
Working with a team of planners for the portfolio. Following planning documents (Process / procedures) and identifying areas where continuous improvements can be captured.
Support the monthly drumbeat with required progress / forecast updates. Meet reporting requirements through monthly drumbeat and into PMR’s. Develop Project specific schedules.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Develop and manage Level 2 programme in Primavera on behalf of the Client alongside other Client planners, across a varied portfolio of works.
- Review of programme elements of scope documents as part of procurement.
- Interfacing with supply chain to review programmes in accordance with NEC4 requirements (e.g., Clause 31, Clause 32, and Compensation Event programmes).
- Updating progress in the Level 2 from Supply Chain and Client project teams and reviewing forecasting for remaining works.
- Manage programme interfaces between different projects and suppliers.
- Support re-baseline of the Level 2 programme.
- Manage baseline changes and develop ‘what-if’ scenarios where required.
- Reporting to various stakeholders - internally and externally.
- Develop strong working relationships that contribute to a positive working environment.
Requirements
- Excellent Primavera (P6) knowledge
- Experience of major projects containing integrated schedules
- Experience, across all stages of the project life cycle
- Substantial experience of planning services in medium to large sized projects within the construction industry and regulated industries
- Experience in managing schedules on NEC Projects
- Good experience in the use of planning techniques and the relevant planning toolset
- Good understanding of the various forms of tender documents, contract documents and specifications
- Good understanding of the various methods of planning, programme, and progress monitoring
- Good understanding of risk and opportunity management with reference to planning & programming
- Good understanding of the events that initiate, and of the methods used to demonstrate, delay, or change entitlement
- Good understanding of the construction market, methods of construction, plant, equipment, and labour requirements
- Good knowledge of Microsoft Office in particular; Excel, Word, and Outlook
- Strong communication skills, including writing reports & presenting.
Location: Glasgow, GB
Posted Date: 10/31/2024
Contact Information
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