Project Scheduler (Primavera P6)
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rise technicalNew York (NY)
Project Management SpecialistsOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$110,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
$110,000 – $130,000 + Remote Working + Full Benefits + 401(k) Match Fully Remote Are you a Project Scheduler with experience in construction, industrial, or power generation projects looking for a role where you can take ownership of complex project timelines and develop your career? This is an opportunity to join a leading company delivering large-scale power generation and infrastructure projects across the US. In this role, you'll develop and manage detailed project schedules across the full lifecycle, working closely with project managers and engineers to track progress, identify risks, and support successful project execution. This role would suit a detail-oriented Project Scheduler with experience using Primavera P6 who is looking to work on technically complex and high-impact projects.The RoleDevelop and maintain detailed project schedules across multiple projects Perform critical path analysis and identify risks, delays, and improvement opportunities Collaborate with project managers and engineers to resolve scheduling challenges Support reporting, project tracking, and performance analysis The Candidate Project scheduling experience within construction, industrial, or power projects Proficient with Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project (essential) Strong understanding of project scheduling, planning, and data analysis Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field preferred
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