Advanced Work Packaging Planner Lead II
fluorLebanon (IN)
About the role
Job Summary:
Assist current node-based Workface Planning Coordinator with contractor interface and their Workface Planning effort, Fluor inter-department AWP interface, WFP training (Fluor and contractor), data entry & audits, and daily/weekly updates.
Responsibilities:
- Daily communication with internal company resources / external business partners
- Provide training/guidance to business partners / ensure they adhere to Att. J requirements
- Provide training/guidance to Fluor personnel / encourage daily/weekly WFP participation
- Ensure WFP integration exists within all Fluor project departments
- Participate in weekly Pull Plan efforts / ensure commitments are applied to execution plans
- Share weekly data content from existing automated dashboards to Construction team(s)
- Manage Construction Constraint logs / Constraint mitigations / assist with remediation
- Interface with all relevant constraint personnel to resolve or update Active items
- Escalate overdue or inactive constraint items with Action By personnel
- Weekly Reporting - Dashboards and graphics / Commitment Reliability / Variance reports
- Monitor/Ensure visualizations represent current data
- Report discrepancies to business partner WFP team(s) for correction
Skills/Qualifications
Microsoft Office suite - advanced
Workface Planning experience needed
PowerBI experience an asset
Trade certification / knowledge an asset
Attention to detail / data oriented
Self-motivated / desire to learn
Solid communication skills
Department: Construction
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