The Scheduler will assist Project Managers in the planning and scheduling of design & construction projects, preferably in infrastructure construction.
Responsibilities
Drive development and maintenance of specific project baselines and reporting systems to fulfill project requirements
Prepare, maintain & review cost/resource loaded P6 schedules including budget and schedule development, forecasting and control, earned value analyses, document control, change order analyses, and reporting
Implement and maintain the Planning/Scheduling portion of projects
Develop and maintain critical path logic networks and bar charts utilizing this information
Analyze, evaluate, and forecast current status against an established baseline schedule
Lead and manage small to large capital and maintenance projects for PPL Electric Utilities, ensuring scope, schedule, cost, and quality objectives are met.
Responsibilities
Fully accountable for scope, schedule, cost, and quality attainment for assigned projects
Establish project plans, milestones, resources, risks and contingencies
Identify risks and develop mitigation plans
Monitor project status and implement corrective actions
Manage project budgets and financial aspects
Requirements
BS or BA degree in Business, Engineering, Mathematics, construction management
Bachelor's Degree in Business, Engineering, Mathematics or Science
Bachelor's Degree and minimum of 4 years of project management experience; OR Master's degree with 2 years of project management experience; OR 8 years of specific related experience
Nice to have: Project Management Institute certification
Nice to have: familiarity with electric utilities equipment and processes
Senior Scheduler to support large-scale industrial manufacturing projects, leading strategic planning, integrated scheduling, and schedule performance monitoring across the full project life cycle.
Compensation
Expected compensation range is between $120,000-$140,000 depending on skills, experience, and geographical location.
Responsibilities
Support big scale and complex industrial manufacturing projects by leading strategic planning, integrated scheduling, and schedule performance monitoring
Establish and maintain realistic, logic-driven, resource-aware project schedules
Provide planning support, schedule governance, progress measurement, critical path analysis, risk modelling, and recovery planning
Ensure program-level and project-level planning processes are consistent and transparent
Coordinate with design, procurement, construction, cost control, project controls, contractors, and client teams
Requirements
Engineering, construction management, project controls, or related degree
Lead complex, multidisciplinary projects that bring together engineering, design, construction, and client stakeholders to deliver critical manufacturing infrastructure in the semiconductor industry.
Compensation
Salary: $110,000 – $150,000 per year, commensurate with location, education, and depth of experience.
Responsibilities
Identify, understand, and manage the scope of work, schedule, and budget of various design packages.
Manage the end-to-end execution of tool install design projects, from initial equipment specifications and utility matrix development through to final hook-up, commissioning, and client handover.
Develop and manage detailed tool-level installation schedules, ensuring critical path milestones are met to support the project delivery dates.
Act as a point of contact between the design team, trade contractors, and client tool owners to resolve conflicts regarding space management, utility routing, and point-of-connection (POC) details.
Maintain strict control over project budgets, managing change orders related to tool configuration shifts and ensuring procurement of long-lead infrastructure components aligns with the installation sequence.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, or related technical discipline)
Nice to have: Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
Develop and maintain discrete resource loaded schedule using P6. Provide variance analysis reports using earned value management. Provide cost, schedule, and resource allocation tracking.
Compensation
The base salary range for this position in Tennessee (US-TN) at the start of employment is expected to be between $60,000 and $90,000 per year.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain discrete resource loaded schedule using P6
Provide variance analysis reports using earned value management
Provide cost, schedule, and resource allocation tracking and trending analysis reporting
Develop estimates based on resource loaded schedules
Establish monthly accruals and estimates to complete
The position develops, maintains, updates, and monitors integrated Primavera P6 schedules; coordinates work scope, logic, sequencing, durations, milestones, interfaces, and constraints with engineering, procurement, construction, subcontractor, and project controls personnel.
Compensation
Salary Range: $106,900 - $154,700 annually (salary range is based on market data; final salary offered is determined by education, experience, and qualifications of the applicant.)
Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, update, and monitor detailed and summary-level engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning schedules.
Establish project and major-area milestones and verify that planned work activities align with milestone requirements, the approved scope of work, and the project execution plan.
Integrate interdisciplinary requirements, interfaces, and constraints to create logical, executable work sequences that support the overall project plan.
Collaborate with engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, subcontractor, cost, and project controls teams to obtain schedule information and coordinate work sequencing.
Establish and apply methods for determining activity durations, resource requirements, job-hour expenditures, quantities, and schedule logic within assigned disciplines or specialties.
The position develops, maintains, updates, and monitors integrated Primavera P6 schedules; coordinates work scope, logic, sequencing, durations, milestones, interfaces, and constraints with engineering, procurement, construction, subcontractor, and project controls personnel; validates progress and forecast information; performs critical-path, variance, trend, and impact analysis; identifies emerging schedule risks; and supports corrective-action and recovery planning.
Compensation
Salary Range: $123,400 - $178,500 annually
Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, update, and monitor detailed and summary-level engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning schedules.
Establish project and major-area milestones and verify that planned work activities align with milestone requirements, the approved scope of work, and the project execution plan.
Integrate interdisciplinary requirements, interfaces, and constraints to create logical, executable work sequences that support the overall project plan.
Collaborate with engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, subcontractor, cost, and project controls teams to obtain schedule information and coordinate work sequencing.
Establish and apply methods for determining activity durations, resource requirements, job-hour expenditures, quantities, and schedule logic within assigned disciplines or specialties.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university plus a minimum of 8 or more years professional experience
High school diploma and at least 12 or more years professional experience
Develops, maintains, updates, and monitors integrated Primavera P6 schedules for a nuclear power reactor project in Poland, coordinating with engineering, procurement, construction, and project controls teams.
Compensation
Salary Range: $123,400 - $178,500 annually
Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, update, and monitor detailed and summary-level engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning schedules.
Establish project and major-area milestones and verify that planned work activities align with milestone requirements.
Integrate interdisciplinary requirements, interfaces, and constraints to create logical, executable work sequences.
Collaborate with engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, subcontractor, cost, and project controls teams to obtain schedule information and coordinate work sequencing.
Establish and apply methods for determining activity durations, resource requirements, job-hour expenditures, quantities, and schedule logic within assigned disciplines or specialties.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
High school diploma with at least 12 years professional experience
Nice to have: Construction experience on large, complex EPC jobs
Nice to have: Planning, organizing, performing, reviewing, and presenting planning and scheduling products
Nice to have: Prior earned value management experience on an Engineering, Procurement and Construction job