Centralized Scheduler and Project Controls
Centralized Scheduler and Project Controls
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Build and maintain the CPM master schedule for each active community in coordination with the Onsite Project Manager and Lead Superintendent.
- Provide preliminary schedules for projects in Preconstruction to support planning, budgeting, and phasing decisions.
- Develop the initial baseline schedule for each project prior to the start of construction for use as a subcontract exhibit.
- Assist with daily schedule reconciliation based on input from field teams.
- Standardize scheduling templates, activity coding, and status-reporting formats across all projects in the portfolio.
- Maintain a resource-loaded, portfolio-level schedule view to help the Director of Construction plan staffing and equipment needs across projects.
- Long-Lead Material Tracking:
- Maintain a portfolio-wide long-lead material tracking log, including windows, trusses, roofing, mechanical equipment, appliances, and other critical materials, capturing order dates, fabrication/lead times, and expected delivery dates for each active community.
- Cross-reference long-lead delivery dates against master schedule need-by dates and proactively flag at-risk items to the Director of Construction, Project Executives, and Procurement Specialist.
- Coordinate with the Procurement Specialist and Estimator to align material release and order timing with schedule requirements.
- Recommend expediting or resequencing strategies when deliveries are at risk of impacting the critical path.
- Permit & Submittal Tracking:
- Monitor a portfolio-wide tracking log for critical permits, including building, grading, utility, and right-of-way permits, and coordinate with the Director of Development and Contract Administrator to track application, review, and approval milestones against the schedule.
- Monitor a portfolio-wide submittal log for shop drawings, product data, samples, and other required submissions, tracking submission dates and review/approval cycle times.
- Work with the design team and Project Manager to identify and expedite overdue reviews.
- Incorporate permit and submittal milestones into the master schedule's logic and lead-time buffers.
- Report status, risk, and recovery plans to project and executive leadership.
- Reporting & Analytics:
- Issue regular schedule health reports, including critical path, float, and variance-to-baseline analysis, to the Director of Construction and Project Executives.
- Analyze schedule performance and identify trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement across the project portfolio.
- Model schedule impacts of proposed change orders, delays, and recovery plans.
- Support delay and claims analysis as needed.
- Provide data-driven recommendations to project and executive leadership to improve schedule performance.
- Collaboration & Training:
- Facilitate recurring schedule update meetings and incorporate field progress reported by onsite teams.
- Provide weekly vendor notifications of upcoming schedule activities and distribute weekly schedule updates directly to vendors/subcontractors until Procore's centralized scheduling module is in place to support this function.
- Train and support Project Managers and Superintendents on scheduling software, standards, and best practices.
- Promote consistent adoption of scheduling standards and processes across the project portfolio.
- Continuously evaluate scheduling processes and identify opportunities to improve reporting, accuracy, efficiency, and communication.
- Other:
- Stay informed on construction scheduling methodologies, project controls practices, scheduling technology, and industry best practices.
- Complete assigned projects, strategic initiatives, and special projects.
- Complete additional duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Construction.
- CPM Scheduling & Critical Path Analysis
- Portfolio-Level Planning & Project Controls
- Data Analysis & Reporting
- Process Standardization & Continuous Improvement
- Cross-Functional Collaboration
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