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UGL in Victoria's Utilities Operations & Maintenance is hiring a Scheduler to transform work-ready activities into delivery programs, balancing resources, constraints and customer requirements across multiple work programs.
You will develop and maintain schedules using FSM and related systems, coordinate labour and resources, and work with field teams to ensure information is accurate and up to date. The role also involves identifying constraints and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
New Role Supporting Business Growth Across Victoria's Utility Operations
As UGL continues to grow its Victorian Utilities Operations & Maintenance business, we're introducing a dedicated Scheduler position to strengthen delivery planning and field execution across our expanding portfolio delivering overhead powerline maintenance work.
Reporting to the Senior Planner, you will work closely with supervisors, crew leaders and field teams to coordinate resources, maintain delivery schedules and optimise workforce utilisation across multiple work programs. This role will play a key part in ensuring accurate scheduling, identifying constraints and supporting efficient field delivery.
The Role
You’ll be responsible for transforming work-ready activities into effective delivery programs while balancing resource availability, operational constraints, customer requirements and commercial outcomes.
This is much more than a scheduling role. We're looking for someone who can challenge assumptions, identify constraints, improve processes and proactively seek opportunities to optimise the way work is delivered.
What you’ll be doing
About You
You are highly organised, detail-oriented and enjoy solving operational challenges in fast-paced environments.
Ideally you will bring:
Candidates from electricity, water, gas, telecommunications, rail or civil infrastructure environments are encouraged to apply, particularly those with experience managing rosters, fatigue requirements, unionised workforces and field-based operations.
Why UGL?