Project Scheduler

Posted 3 days ago

cm solutionsSeattle (WA)

Project Management Specialists Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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About the role

This position is for a P6 CPM Scheduler position for major capital improvement projects in the greater Seattle area supporting Transportation, (ports, airports, rail), Utility and Infrastructure projects. These will be onsite/hybrid jobs but you need to be living in the Seattle area...These positions are NOT REMOTE.

Duties: Monitor project progress against an established baseline; prepare analyses for staff and stakeholders identifying critical paths, near critical paths, milestone impacts, phasing shifts and potential trends. Evaluate requests for time extensions. Develop and analyze schedule resources and cost loading. Time impact analysis of schedule changes, identify schedule variances and opportunities. Management of claims issues.

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering or related field is preferred.10 years experience with large-scale, complex construction projects, including roadways, underground utilities and/or other heavy civil projects. Experience with Primavera P6 and large-scale construction management software such as Prolog. Experience with Primavera Risk Analysis is preferred. This is an onsite job, meaning you will need to be living here and able to visit job sites. This is NOT remote. If you do not live in Seattle area, do not apply. There are NO relocation funds or per diem. W-2 work only.

Please note: We are a Project Controls firm. We do all our recruitment in-house and do not engage third-party recruiting firms.

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