Director of Scheduling - Data Centers
metric dcxUnited (PA)
Director of Scheduling - Data Centers
Posted 6 days ago
metric dcxUnited (PA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
We are recruiting on behalf of a nationally recognized top-10 general contractor seeking a Director of Scheduling. This leader will oversee enterprise-wide scheduling and support large, complex projects—particularly in the data center sector, as well as other commercial markets. Maximise your chances of a successful application to this job by ensuring your CV and skills are a good match.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead scheduling strategy, standards, and processes across multiple regions and projects.
Develop and maintain baseline and master schedules from preconstruction through completion.
Provide schedule analysis, risk forecasting, and recovery planning for active projects.
Support pursuit efforts and project planning with accurate schedule insights.
Mentor and develop a team of schedulers to ensure strong consistency and performance.
Present schedule reporting and metrics to project and executive leadership.
Qualifications:
10+ years of construction scheduling experience with major commercial projects.
Proven expertise in data center construction scheduling.
Advanced proficiency in Primavera P6.Strong understanding of critical path, sequencing, and risk analysis. xhqgsiq Experience influencing project strategy and collaborating with executive leadership.
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