Scheduler Project Controls

Scheduler – Full‑time position at Day & Zimmermann, Waterford, CT

• Provide support and guidance for site scheduling personnel.
• Work with Engineering, Construction, and Operational teams to develop detailed schedules and keep them current.
• Assist with analyzing and auditing scheduling.
• Develop and/or modify project schedules and integrate multiple project schedules into an overall Master Program Schedule.
• Support proposal scheduling as needed and support project teams.

• Experience working as a scheduler at a nuclear site.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (both written and oral).
• Critical thinking skills and ability to solve problems independently.
• Strong organizational skills and ability to focus on goals to attain defined end results.
• Thorough understanding of Primavera and Microsoft scheduling software.
• Basic knowledge/understanding of industry scheduling terminology.

• Computer proficiency certifications a plus or equivalent education.
• Some college or post‑secondary education preferred, or minimum of five years related experience in a construction environment.
• Three or more years of related scheduling assignments.

In compliance with this state's pay transparency laws, the salary range for this role is $66,000‑$175,000.

Our staff receive a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical/Rx, dental and vision coverage; life, AD&D and disability insurance; flexible spending accounts; 100% paid maternity leave for up to 12 weeks; parental leave, family leave and other paid time off; voluntary benefits and discount programs—including pet insurance for our furry family members.

• Visual acuity (e.g., ability to prepare and analyze data, transcribe documents, view a computer, read, inspect objects, operate machinery).
• Balancing (e.g., maintaining equilibrium when walking, climbing, crouching).
• Stooping (bending the spine at the waist).
• Reaching (extending arms or legs in any direction).
• Lifting motion or lifting objects more than 15 pounds.
• Walking.
• Repetitive motion of any part of the body.
• Kneeling, crouching or crawling.
• Pushing or pulling (e.g., using a part of your body to press against something in a downward or outward direction or in a dragging or hauling motion).
• Manual Dexterity (e.g., picking, pinching, typing, or other work that uses fingers).
• Grasping (using hand to apply pressure).
• Feeling (perceiving an object's size, shape, texture, etc.).
• Climbing (e.g., ascending/descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, poles, etc. using feet and legs and hands/arms).
• Hearing.
• Talking.
• Capacity to think, concentrate and focus for long periods of time.
• Ability to read complex documents in the English language.
• Capacity to reason and make sound decisions.
• Ability to write complex documents in the English language.
• Capacity to express thoughts orally.
• Ability to wear a mask, respirator, bullet‑proof vest, or other equipment.
• Ability to regularly perform all job functions at the company's office or worksite.
• Ability to withstand environmental conditions (e.g., extreme heat or cold, grass, wind, sand, fumes, odors, gases, extreme noise).