Planning Engineer

Overview

Your Role

• Support the Project Manager in programme review, progress monitoring, schedule analysis and reporting throughout the project duration.
• Review the Contractor s baseline programme, look-ahead programmes, recovery programmes, progress updates, critical path, milestones, interface dates, procurement activities, authority approval activities, testing and commissioning activities, IST activities, handover milestones and close-out requirements.
• Monitor project progress against the approved baseline and advise the Project Manager on programme risks, delays, mitigation measures, recovery actions and key decisions required from the Client or project stakeholders.
• Support the preparation of weekly progress reports, monthly executive reports, dashboards, progress curves, milestone trackers, action trackers and programme-related inputs to the project risk register.
• Coordinate with the Main Contractor, White Space Fit-Out Contractor, vendors, OEM representatives, designers, authority stakeholders and commissioning parties to identify programme interfaces, long-lead item constraints, testing and commissioning dependencies and handover readiness requirements.
• Support the review of delay events, schedule impact assessments, recovery proposals, EOT submissions and related programme matters, and provide recommendations to the Project Manager for Client review.
• About you
• Strong experience in construction planning, programme management, progress monitoring, schedule analysis and reporting.
• Experience in data centre, mission-critical, industrial, MEP-intensive or fast-track projects will be preferred.
• Proficiency in Primavera P6 and relevant planning, reporting and dashboard tools required for project controls.
• Ability to support delay analysis, schedule impact assessment, recovery planning and coordination of contractor programme submissions.
• Familiarity with multi-contractor environments, EFE / LLI interfaces, commissioning logic, handover sequencing and authority approval dependencies will be preferred.