Planner/Scheduler - Buildings EastReporting to the Project Director, the Planner/Scheduler - Buildings East is responsible for planning, scheduling, forecasting, and managing schedule risk to support project execution within a fast-paced, schedule-driven construction environment, where effective planning and scheduling are critical to maintaining timelines and ensuring successful project delivery. This role is based out of Winnipeg, MB.# What You Will Be Working On### Develop and maintain baseline project schedules Update schedules regularly based on field progress and project inputs* Perform critical path analysis and identify scheduling risks* Analyze schedule data and provide insights to the project team* Coordinate schedule inputs across all project disciplines* Identify schedule variances and recommend corrective actions* Support Project Managers in presenting schedules to clients* Develop and maintain Work Breakdown Structures (WBS)
Monitor subcontractor schedule performance Lead planning and scheduling review meetings* Prepare project reports and progress updates* Track productivity and support development of productivity benchmarks* Support pursuit and execution strategies related to project schedules* Other duties and responsibilities as assigned to support project and operational requirements# What We Are Looking For Degree in engineering, construction, or related field (or equivalent experience) 5+ years’ experience in project controls, scheduling, or construction planning.
P. Eng and PMP an asset Strong knowledge of Primavera P6, MS Project, and Excel* Experience with earned value, critical path, and schedule risk analysis* Understanding of EPC or construction project environments* Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills* Ability to work in a deadline-driven, rapid-paced environment
📌 Planner/Scheduler - Buildings East (Winnipeg)
🏢 Bird Construction
📍 Winnipeg
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