Role

Victor Energy Ltd is a powerline contractor with over 20 years experience building Alberta's electrical infrastructure, recently acquired by Java Holdings Ltd. Victor Energy is seeking a Project Scheduler to be responsible for the implementation, development and administration of project schedules, for both project specific and portfolio project reporting.

Responsibilities

- Assist the Director of Projects in the development and implementation of Microsoft Project process.
- Assist the Director of Projects in the development and implementation of P6 process.
- Produce project schedules and reporting analytics in Microsoft Project.
- Produce project schedules and reporting analytics in Primavera P6.
- Develop project schedules at the bid stage and support the transition as required for project handoff.
- Communicate with Project teams with weekly updates to their respective schedules.
- Train staff on Microsoft Project and P6 scheduling as required.

Requirements

- Post-secondary education or diploma in Engineering, Business Management or related field is required.




- Experience in large project schedules ($150M+) would be considered an asset.
- Experience in utility or linear construction projects would be considered an asset.
- Microsoft Project Training and a minimum of three years of experience developing project schedules for a construction industry.
- Experience utilizing Microsoft Project with links to other Microsoft Suite programs such as Planner, Teams, and SharePoint would be an asset.
- P6 Training and a minimum of two years experience developing P6 schedules.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and other data base applications.
- Attention to details is essential, including solid analytical and problem-solving skills.

Benefits

- Extended Healthcare Plan (Medical, Disability, Dental)

- Group RRSP
- Group Life - AD&D; - Critical Illness Insurance
- Training & Development
- Employee Assistance Program - Counseling
- Paid Time Off

📌 Project Scheduler (Edmonton)
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