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Senior Turbine Maintenance Scheduler

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constellation energySugar Grove (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$110000 - 140000 per year

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About the role

Constellation Energy seeks a Senior Plan Scheduler, Turbine Support, to lead planning and scheduling for turbine maintenance and outage projects across our generation fleet. In this role, you will develop integrated schedules, coordinate resources, and optimize turbine availability and reliability while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. You’ll collaborate with engineering, field operations, and supply chain to sequence work, manage constraints, track progress, and adjust plans. You will analyze performance data, drive continuous improvement in scheduling practices, and support strategic initiatives that enhance fleet performance and cost efficiency. Lead planning and scheduling for turbine maintenance and outage projects Develop and optimize integrated project and maintenance schedules Coordinate resources with engineering, operations, and supply chain Monitor schedule progress, constraints, and risks, adjusting plans as needed Ensure adherence to safety, regulatory, and quality standards Analyze performance data to improve schedule accuracy and efficiency Support budgeting and cost tracking for turbine projects Prepare reports and communicate schedule status to stakeholders Drive continuous improvement in planning and scheduling processes Collaborate on fleet-wide reliability and performance initiatives Maintenance scheduling Turbine outage planning Primavera P6 or MS Project Capacity and resource planning Data analysis and reporting Risk assessment and mitigation Cross-functional coordination CMMS/EAM systems (e.g., Maximo) Budget and cost tracking MS Excel/Office Suite Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k PMP (Project Management Professional) Certified Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) Six Sigma Green Belt OSHA safety training Experience with Primavera P6 or similar tools

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