The Planning Manager is responsible for developing, monitoring, and optimizing the master project schedule. You will oversee the critical path, ensuring that civil works (substructure and superstructure) progress in a lean, efficient sequence to meet delivery milestones while managing resource constraints unique to vertical construction.
Responsibilities
- Master Schedule Development: Create and maintain the Baseline Schedule using Primavera P6 or MS Project, focusing on the cyclic nature of high‑rise construction (e.g., floor‑to‑floor cycle times).
- Vertical Logistics Planning: Coordinate the "vertical factory" flow—optimizing the use of tower cranes, hoists, and concrete pumps to prevent bottlenecks.
- Civil Sequence Optimization: Manage the transition from deep foundations and basements to the typical floor cycles, ensuring formwork systems (slipform or jumpform) are utilized to their maximum potential.
- Progress Monitoring & Reporting:
- Perform Earned Value Management (EVM) to track performance.
- Prepare "S-Curves" and Manpower Histograms.
- Analyze Productivity Rates for rebar fixing, shuttering, and concrete pouring.
- Delay Analysis & Mitigation: Identify potential delays early. Develop "Catch-up" plans and perform Forensic Delay Analysis if Extension of Time (EOT) claims are required.
- Subcontractor Coordination: Align the schedules of MEP and finishing subcontractors with the main civil structural milestones to avoid "stand‑by" time.
Qualifications
- Expert level in Primavera P6 (Standard for High‑Rise) and MS Project.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management.
- 15+ years in civil planning, with at least 10 years specifically on Towers/High‑Rise (G+40 minimum).
- Deep understanding of Cycle Time Analysis and Line of Balance (LOB) scheduling.
Required Skills
- Expert level in Primavera P6 (Standard for High‑Rise) and MS Project.
- Deep understanding of Cycle Time Analysis and Line of Balance (LOB) scheduling.
Preferred Skills
- 15+ years Managerial level in civil planning, with at least 10 years specifically on Towers/High‑Rise (G+40 minimum).