Construction Scheduler
brasfield gorrieSavannah (GA)
Construction Scheduler
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brasfield gorrieSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Planner/Scheduler Brasfield & Gorrie is looking for a Planner/Scheduler who will work closely with our preconstruction, project management, and field teams as well as with subcontractors and owners' representatives to aid in the development and management of project schedules to ensure the success of our projects. This position will be working on projects based in Charleston, SC or Savannah, GA. Responsibilities and essential duties include the following (other duties may be assigned): lead the development of detailed project schedules along with project teams' input, collect project progress and updating project status, performing impact analysis for potential delays and changes, work with the project management and field teams to help set project goals and analyze the status of the project, analyze the schedules to determine duration and logic issues, ability to manage schedules for multiple projects and/or more complex projects, larger in size, provide guidance to less experienced members of the scheduling team, perform other duties as assigned. Travel and/or relocation may be necessary depending on the project needs and location.
Education:
Skills - Knowledge - Qualifications & Experience: Bachelors degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field is preferred. Minimum 3 years of experience in scheduling for construction projects preferred. Cost and resource loading required. Knowledge of critical path method of scheduling. Strong written and oral communication skills. Experience using CPM scheduling software. Familiarity with claims prevention and analysis techniques strongly preferred. Ability to conduct constructability reviews for varying construction method/techniques during design or construction.
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