Project Scheduler

Position Scope

The Project Scheduler is responsible for developing, maintaining, and managing project schedules for electrical construction and EPC projects from planning and engineering through procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout. This role works closely with Project Managers, Project Engineers, Estimators, Engineering, Procurement, Construction Managers, Superintendents, subcontractors, and field teams to establish realistic project schedules, monitor progress, identify schedule risks, and communicate impacts to project leadership and customers. Location & Travel: This position can be located at or near any of our office locations: Denver, Colorado or Fargo, North Dakota.

Company Overview

PACK Power was founded in 2023 to meet a growing demand for specialized High Voltage and Medium Voltage expertise within the Renewable, Power Delivery, Utility, and Data Center markets. The company was built by industry veterans, bringing decades of hands-on experience and a shared vision of partnering with clients to deliver exceptional, successful projects. Our suite of specialized services spans substations, transmission lines, switchyards, and collection systems, delivering innovative solutions that power the future while prioritizing sustainability and reliability. At its core, PACK Power is built on people. We operate like a family, with a culture rooted in teamwork, trust, and looking out for one another. Our “us over me” mindset creates a respectful, collaborative, and high-performing environment where individuals can grow and succeed together. Honesty, responsiveness, and clear communication guide on how we work — with each other and with our clients. Like a pack of wolves, every team member plays a vital role, united by shared purpose as we lead the High Voltage and Medium Voltage industries.

Responsibilities

• Develop detailed baseline and execution schedules for electrical construction and EPC projects.
• Build schedules from contract requirements, project scopes, drawings, specifications, engineering deliverables, procurement requirements, and construction plans.
• Establish project activities, durations, logic, relationships, milestones, and resource requirements.
• Develop and maintain critical path schedules and identify activities that may impact project completion.
• Incorporate engineering, procurement, material/equipment delivery, construction, testing, commissioning, and closeout activities into project schedules.
• Track key milestones, deliverables, long-lead materials, equipment, and other schedule-sensitive