Master Scheduler

Graham & Associates, Inc.•Tucker, GA

just now•$115,000 - $130,000•Onsite

About The Position

Graham & Associates is currently an experienced Master Scheduler to support large-scale, regulatory-driven infrastructure programs. This role is responsible for developing and managing integrated project schedules to ensure compliance with consent decree requirements and critical milestones.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or related field.
Minimum Ten years' relevant experience
Strong technical, organizational, and coordination skills.
Ability to provide independent schedule analysis, contractor schedule review, and executive summary reporting.
Must have a strong understanding of CPM (Critical Path Method) concepts and calculations.
Strong understanding of earned value concepts, calculations, and rules of credit.
Must be highly articulate, have a clear and analytical approach to problem solving, and have strong decision-making abilities.
Must have excellent communication and presentation skills.
Advanced knowledge in Primavera (P6) and Microsoft Project
Proficient in MS Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
Strong technical, organizational, and time management skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience with transportation projects, including sidewalks, streetscapes, intersection improvements, bridges, and roadway improvements, is preferred.

Responsibilities

Develops and updates summary-level, as well as detailed schedules for multiple concurrent projects.
Review consultant and contractor prepared schedules and provide analysis to project stakeholders.
Assign resources (cost, labor, or material) to activities and develop cash flow reports and resource histograms.
Evaluate critical and near-critical path activity sequences.
Determine reasonable schedule logic and constraints based on discussion with task owners and/or teams.
Identify schedule changes and trends
Develop earned value reports
Develop lists of design, procurement, construction, and post-construction activities based on review of design documents, examination of site conditions, and discussions with Owners, design consultants and contractors.
Identify major milestones, critical approvals, and long lead procurement items.
Develop realistic activity durations based on production rates and available manpower, based on discussion with task owners and/or teams.
Evaluate critical and near-critical path activity sequences.
Determine reasonable schedule logic and constraints based on discussion with task owners and/or teams.
Assess actual progress based on site inspections.
Prepare post-construction as-built schedules and lessons learned reports.