Construction planner

In what structure will you be working as a OPC/Site Planner? 

We are looking for a Project Manager/Site Planner in Denain (59) for one of our clients in the energy sector. 

OPC/Site Planner: What will your duties and responsibilities be?

As the person in charge of planning, you will constantly monitor the project planning (level 3/4) with regard to the design and delivery of equipment, identify trends requiring action to control the schedule, and keep the construction team informed of any changes.

Main responsibilities:

• Develop the Level 3 project schedule based on activities, units, and subcontracting strategy (main construction schedule), and define a milestone program for the work.
• Ensure consistency between the Level 3 project schedule and subcontractor schedules, and critically review these schedules.
• Compile subcontractor schedules into a common site schedule (level 4 schedules).
• Prepare all scheduling and progress input data required for the monthly site progress report and submit it to the site manager and/or construction manager.
• Develop and update the work progress monitoring system, taking into account (by subcontract and/or by trade/discipline) the status and quantity of work to be performed, as well as the resources required to achieve the expected performance.
• Oversee the preparation of the weekly site report.
• Verify on site that the actual situation is consistent with the planned situation.
• Review subcontractors' resources in relation to planned progress and suggest adjustments if necessary.
• Monitor progress (scheduling/advancement) by anticipating possible trends or deviations in order to determine their impact on the overall schedule and alert the site manager and project management.
• Resolve problems in the event of disruptions to delivery schedules. 
• Keep track of the status and quantity of work completed and maintain labor forecasts, progress charts, and histograms.
• Attend coordination meetings with subcontractors to manage the coordination of mobilization dates, access to work areas, and demobilization of subcontractors.
• Verify, with the support of construction management and your team, that the work has been fully completed and recommend its acceptance and final payment.
• Generate reports describing progress comparisons and establish any necessary schedule revisions and changes to the work logic.
• Propose an analysis of actions to improve the progress or execution of selected tasks.
• Identify and summarize existing or potential problems.
• Ensure continuous monitoring of the schedule in order to compare progress with forecasts.
• Monitor events that have an impact on the schedule and provide a site manager analysis.

What profile and skills are required for this OPC/Site Planner position? 

• You have at least 10 years' experience in industrial construction projects in the oil and gas or petrochemical sector.
• You have experience in carrying out revamping work under operating conditions with scheduled shutdowns.
• You have experience in construction monitoring with an integrated site supervision team (MOE)
• You are comfortable with pre-commissioning, commissioning, start-up activities and related documents, as well as with monitoring supplies, shipments, and work contracts
• You are proficient in Primavera P6 and MSP planning software

Interested in this position? Send me your application!

EP2C Energy is committed to diversity and inclusion. We encourage applications from people with disabilities. As part of our Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) policy, we attach great importance to compliance with QHSE rules in order to guarantee a safe working environment for our employees, with the aim of making a positive contribution to the environment.