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Royal Tunbridge Wells
3 weeks ago
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GRS are seeking a talented and motivated Planner to support the delivery of a complex engineering and infrastructure project. The successful candidate will develop and manage project schedules, monitor progress, and support project teams in achieving key milestones.

*Will consider freelance / contractors

This role involves:



Developing and maintaining detailed project schedules using Primavera P6

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Collaborating with project managers, engineers, and contractors to define timelines, milestones, and deliverables

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Tracking progress and producing reports to keep stakeholders informed

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Identifying risks to the schedule and proposing mitigation strategies

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Managing schedule changes and ensuring clear communication across teams

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Attending project sites and client meetings to gather information, monitor progress, and assist with troubleshooting

Key Responsibilities

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Create and maintain project schedules, Work Breakdown Structures (WBS), and deliverables.

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Monitor progress, track milestones, and report on performance using project management tools.

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Identify delays or risks and recommend corrective actions.

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Produce and distribute progress reports (weekly/monthly) and lead project reviews.

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Work with teams to allocate and manage resources effectively.

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Support project cost tracking aligned with schedules and budgets.

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Ensure schedule updates reflect changes in scope, resources, or timelines.

Essential Skills & Experience

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Strong knowledge of Primavera P6 and project management principles (e.g., CPM, EVM).

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Experience with project controls and change management processes.

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Ability to interpret large data sets and complex schedules.

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Skilled at identifying risks and proposing solutions.

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Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for engaging with stakeholders, vendors, and clients.

Technical Knowledge

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Project management methodologies and tools

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Advanced use of Primavera P6

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Understanding of NEC3 contracts

Qualifications

Essential:

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Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, or a related field

Personal Attributes

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Proactive, results-driven, and able to take ownership

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Strong attention to detail; able to manage multiple projects and stakeholders

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Capable of working autonomously and meeting strict deadlines

Benefits

Competitive salary

25 days annual leave

Car allowance

Group pension scheme

Life assurance & critical illness cover

Healthcare cover

Ongoing professional development opportunities

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