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The Planning Specialist is responsible for the Project Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Contract(s) schedule and all aspects of the Progress Measurement System. This includes development, maintenance, monitoring, controlling and integration of the EPC schedule(s) including verification and reporting in addition to ensuring that all activities comply with standardized processes and are delivered to the highest possible standards.
Job Responsibility:
Reports to Planning Lead
Develops and maintains project schedules ensuring they reflect the approved project design/execution scope
Reviews Contractor project control procedures to ensure requirements are met
Reviews and checks Contractor progress reports for accuracy of progress measurement
Reviews and monitors the EPC Contractor’s schedules for logic, detail, and interfaces
Ensures subcontractor schedules are integrated into overall EPC schedules
Ensures vendor and supplier schedules for critical equipment and bulks are integrated into overall EPC schedules and check the deliveries are as per the requirement
Monitors and appraises Contractor performance against control plans for progress and schedule control
Evaluates project changes for schedule impact and incorporates approved changes into the overall schedule
Advises on potential schedule issues, provides corrective actions, and verifies their implementation
Conducts periodic meetings with the Contractor to review progress and reports project status to management
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Law, Engineering, Accounting, Business Management/administration or commercial disciplines
10 years’ experience in project scheduling and controls for EPC oil and gas facilities capital projects / operating companies
Thorough and extensive knowledge of project controls principles, theories, and concepts
At least five (5) years site/field scheduling experience
Experience developing work methods in accordance to established Company policies, directives from Management, schedules and professional engineering standards
Good troubleshooting skills
Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities
Excellent communication skills and ability to read, write, and speak fluent English
Able to work within a defined role with limited supervision