Regional Infrastructure Planner — Flexible Hours

Acciona S.A; City of Melbourne; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Study leave

Salary packaging & novated vehicle Le

Job summary

ACCIONA is seeking a Planner for on-site regional infrastructure works in Victoria. You will develop, maintain and monitor schedules that support safe, efficient delivery, collaborating with project managers, engineers and construction teams to keep activities aligned with scope, cost and risk assumptions.

You will build baselines, monitor progress, and provide schedule insight for informed decision-making and on-time delivery across multiple regional projects.

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in engineering or construction management.
• Experience in a planning or scheduling role on construction projects.
• Proficient in scheduling software such as Primavera P6.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain detailed project schedules.
• Prepare baseline, look-ahead and recovery plans.
• Integrate engineering, procurement and construction activities.
• Track progress and flag variances, risks and issues early.
• Assess critical path, float and schedule logic.
• Coordinate updates with project managers and discipline specialists.
• Feed schedule data into monthly and performance reports.

Skills

Primavera P6

Construction scheduling

Engineering background

Analytical skills

Effective communication

Education

Tertiary qualification in engineering or construction management

Tools

MS Project

Scheduling software

Job description

ACCIONA is seeking a Planner for on-site regional infrastructure works in Victoria. You will develop, maintain and monitor schedules that support safe, efficient delivery, collaborating with project managers, engineers and construction teams to keep activities aligned with scope, cost and risk assumptions.

You will build baselines, monitor progress, and provide schedule insight for informed decision-making and on-time delivery across multiple regional projects.