Scheduling Manager - Mission Critical

Position Summary

The Scheduling Manager is an integral member of our Project Management team for Mission Critical projects. You will develop schedules from Bidding/Proposal through Commissioning and Turnover for large scale data centers. You will work with the National Planning and Scheduling Director to develop schedules, enhancing overall business flow. This Scheduling Manager is a Phoenix based opening supporting data centers in the Phoenix area.

Responsibilities

• Develop preliminary master schedule, incorporating “Project Plan” and facilitating successful carry-out of schedule throughout the course of the project
• Develop and implement the work breakdown structure
• Assist in the development of proposal/bid schedules
• Review any scheduling issues with site staff and determine necessary modifications, re-sequencing schedules when conflicts arise and updating the CPM as required by project specifications
• Create reports for project executives, including the corporate report
• Build relationships with subcontractors and owners, communicating both successes and concerns regarding schedule
• Analyze impact of design/construction changes and communicate the issues with project owners, executives and staff
• Analyze acceleration options and recommend the best cost, lowest risk option
• Train project staff on scheduling techniques/software

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management or Engineering required
• 7+ years’ experience in construction scheduling
• 3+ years’ experience working on data center projects
• General knowledge of construction principles/processes, field operations and ability to read construction plans
• Experience with developing and maintaining resource loaded schedules
• Working knowledge of Oracle Primavera P6 and Google Sketch-Up
• Experience with designing and maintaining schedules in Design/Build or IPD environments and creating 4-D simulations with schedule
• Experience with delay claims, time extension requests, schedule analysis and subcontractor productivity/limitations
• Ability to motivate teams through lead planning exercises (pull scheduling, VICO)
• Ability to “VE” schedule to its shortest responsible duration