Execution Coordinator

Duration: 12 months • Location: North Slope, AK • Schedule: 14/14 rotation

About the Role

The Project Planner V [C] supports the execution of work by coordinating field activities, helping resolve conflicts between simultaneous tasks, and ensuring work packages progress smoothly from planning through closeout. The role also provides input that helps improve constructability, readiness, and execution efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate execution of large projects and SimOps to support safe and efficient use of shared field resources.
• Anticipate and resolve spatial, temporal, or resource conflicts between work groups.
• Support Long Range and Infrastructure Planners with constructability reviews, contracting input, and scope validation.
• Act as the on-site coordinator linking maintenance teams with resident and third-party contractors.
• Oversee daily SimOps to avoid space, time, or resource conflicts between simultaneous activities.
• Coordinate logistics for infield activities, including East-West flights and CD3 visits for O&M activities.
• Coordinate response and execution of emergent work, including pipeline leaks, drill site shutdowns, and other unplanned events.
• Track progress of construction work, including cost performance and scope changes, and update monthly plans and budgets.
• Maintain records of punch lists, commissioning activities, and project closeout deliverables.
• Act as the primary point of contact between field crews, supervisors, Anchorage-based teams, and contractors during execution.
• Escalate resource and schedule conflicts, safety issues, or material delays promptly for resolution.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in operations, maintenance planning, construction coordination, or project execution in oil & gas, mining, or other heavy industry.
• Working knowledge of SAP PM/MM modules (maintenance, materials, financials).
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, PowerPoint).
• Experience working in Alaska or other remote, arctic, or offshore environments (preferred).
• Valid U.S. driver’s license.
• Ability to work a 2×2 rotational schedule on the North Slope.