Consor Engineers

Senior Scheduler

Job Locations US-CA-San Francisco
ID 2024-3580
Category
CM/PM
Position Type
Regular Full-Time

The Opportunity

Consor is in need of a Senior Scheduler with strong communication skills to build relationships and rapport while integrating project delivery schedules across broad stakeholder groups. The scheduler will be responsible for maintaining project schedules and assisting the project manager by updating and monitoring each project’s P6 schedule, highlighting delays, providing visibility of upcoming milestones, and guidance for schedule management strategy. The scheduler will update the schedule(s) from the project managers as assigned.  

 

Salary Range:  $120,000 to $190,000 Annually

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

  • Develop, report, and manage data for portfolio of assigned projects
  • Communicate schedule status on a regular basis via formal and informal meetings and reports
  • Analyze construction schedules and recommend workarounds and schedule improvement ideas
  • Advise project manager of change orders with schedule impact
  • Maintain critical path analysis and reporting deviations against the master schedule
  • Validate contractors’ project schedule accuracy
  • Act as liaison with contractors’ scheduling resources
  • Actively participate in identifying scheduling process improvements

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Required Credentials

  • Bachelors degree is required
  • 8+ years of relevant experience required
  • Design-build experience preferred
  • Public works or transportation experience is ideal  

 

Additional Preferred Qualifications

  • Strong communication skills: verbal, written, and reporting writing methods
  • Experience with Primavera P6 and Microsoft Office Suite
  • Experienced in monthly reporting and Earned Value Management
  • Previous experience in managing integrated schedules and master schedules
  • Strong knowledge of local standards and client project management methodology
  • Role is in-person and will report to the office daily

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