Project Scheduler
Posted 11 days ago
lane constructionPhoenix (AZ)
Project Management SpecialistsOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
DescriptionAssists in the developing the project CPM schedule based on Owner specification requirements as well as Lane standard practices.Assists in collecting data for the development of time impact and delay analysis for claims.Coordinates with engineering department to gather needed data to progress schedule activities.Conducts daily site visits to verify completed work and activity status as well as maintains the project progress photos.Reviews the quantity book to review completed quantities to determine percent complete.Takes verbal direction from the Schedule Manager on a change to the construction sequencing or crew logic and changes the associated logic in the CPM based on this direction.Assists in creating 5-week look-ahead schedules derived from the CPM Schedule.Prepares and provides schedule progress reports, trending charts, and schedule analysis.Maintains records of scope changes, trends, and variances that potentially affect schedule performance.Provides reports to the project team to be used at the planning meetings such as; 3-month look-ahead, Critical Path, Prior-period performance reports.Provides projections for crews, materials, and major equipment from the schedule.Performs other duties as assigned.CompetenciesTake-OffsSite Use PlanningSchedulingExcelHCSS HeavyJobContract BillingsClaimsResults OrientationForecastingInfluencing and CommunicatingCommunicationDocumentationPrimaveraPlans and SpecificationsTime Management
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