Project Planner

United Infrastructure

United Infrastructure is a dynamic and rapidly expanding business, focused on delivering critical infrastructure projects across the utility and social infrastructure sectors.

We are seeking a talented individual to fill a hybrid role, working dually with the bid and operational teams on a 65:35 split of time and workload in favour of the bid team.

As a Programme Planner, you will play a crucial role in the successful development of pre‑construction and construction programs, ensuring alignment between tender, operations and commercial teams. This is a new role and working closely with key operational teams nationally will be key to our success.

• Build detailed pre‑construction and construction programs aligned to key tender stage requirements, agreeing with relevant operations teams as to the deliverability of the scheme
• Manage and maintain detailed pre‑construction and construction programs when working within operational teams, ensuring projects meet key milestones
• Submit regular program updates to Operations and Commercial managers in line with contractual requirements
• Assess and report on risks and delays, incorporating them into the project schedule
• Liaise with on‑site operations teams to understand resource profiles and productivity assumptions
• Identify and manage the critical path of programs, working with the wider team to mitigate slippage
• Collaborate closely with quantity surveyors and commercial teams to ensure alignment with program for commercial forecasting
• Own, update, and drive resolution of Risk & Issue logs
• Conduct program review sessions with internal and external stakeholders
• Identify and implement efficiencies and improvements in internal and external processes
• Ensure program submissions comply with contractual guidelines
• Build strong client relationships, representing the company brand professionally

United Infrastructure is committed to making every interaction a positive and inclusive experience. We provide support to remove barriers and make the process more accessible to all applicants.