Workface Planner

Bechtel Corporation•Chandler, AZ

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Workface Planner supports construction execution by preparing and maintaining Installation Work Packages (IWPs) for assigned scopes. This role works with engineering, procurement, construction, project controls, safety, quality, and startup teams to confirm work package readiness, identify constraints, and support safe, efficient field execution in accordance with project requirements and Bechtel procedures.

Requirements

Requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) and 2-5 years of relevant experience (OR) 6-9 years of relevant work experience in lieu of a degree.
Developing field engineering expertise with the ability to apply company policies, project procedures, and defined work processes to routine and moderately complex planning issues.
Working knowledge of AWP, WFP, IWP development, construction sequencing, package readiness, and constraint management.
Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, design documents, vendor information, model data, material requirements, and other technical documents.
Knowledge of construction safety, quality, ES&H, inspections, technical acceptance, non-conformance documentation, and applicable codes and standards.
Ability to review schedules, quantity data, material status, progress reporting, and project controls information to support field execution planning.
Judgment to identify constraints, evaluate work readiness, recommend practical actions, and coordinate issue resolution within defined procedures.
Proficiency with work packaging, quantity tracking, scheduling, project controls, material management, and construction automation systems.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting Advanced Work Packaging (AWP), Workface Planning (WFP), Installation Work Package (IWP) development, field engineering, or construction execution planning is preferred.

Responsibilities

Prepare IWPs for assigned scopes, including drawings, specifications, quantities, materials, constraints, safety, quality, and turnover requirements.
Support construction methods, installation sequencing, resource planning, and workforce, material, and equipment requirements.
Review engineering deliverables, model data, schedules, material status, and project controls information to confirm package readiness.
Prepare RFIs, field change documents, package revisions, progress updates, and as-built documentation for assigned work scopes.
Coordinate with engineering, procurement, construction, safety, quality, startup, and subcontractor teams to resolve package constraints and support field execution.
Verify quantities, installation progress, and field conformance through inspections, documentation, tracking systems, and project databases.
Use work packaging, construction automation, quantity tracking, scheduling, and project controls tools to maintain planning data, reporting, and closeout support.