Construction Scheduler; Mission Critical
Listed on 2026-10-12
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Construction
Civil Engineering, Construction Manager/ Foreman, Site Manager
Scheduler is typically assigned to large complex and fast paced construction projects which require hybrid work on the job-site. Willingness and enthusiasm to work on-site directly with the project team is critical. Must be a flexible and adaptable team player, as well as have strong communication and client service skills. Must develop relationships with operational personnel to drive process and deliver results.
KEYJOB RESPONSIBILITIES*
Leads planning & scheduling efforts and assists project teams in the preparation of project schedules and has ability to progress schedule status that facilitates subcontractor and owner reporting
Has ability to establish baselines, draft narratives and perform variance, float and delay analysis
Ability to forecast a project from a schedule perspective and align with cost and manhour projections
Drive change management process to properly document scope and/or unforeseen changes related schedule on each individual project, assisting with the incorporation of fragnets and TIA preparation
- Clearly communicate when risk factors arise on a project to on-site personnel and/or upper management to ensure proactive action is taken.
- May supervise and mentor Planning & Scheduling team members
- 6 Years of Planning & Scheduling experience related to engineering or construction
- Prior Mission Critical / Data Center project experience is required
- Proficient with Oracle P6 Professional
- Intermediate skills in MS Office skills, Word, Excel, Outlook, and Internet Explorer*
- Basic skills in Bluebeam, Autodesk Build and Box
- Ability to effectively manage and communicate workload with all members of the team. *
- Effective time management and organizational skills while paying attention to detail*
- Ability to identify, track, and complete work tasks in a timely manner
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