Construction Scheduler- Water, Wastewater and Pumping Stations

SKYGRiD; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation and benefits

Career development opportunities

Collaborative team environment

Job summary

SKYGRiD is seeking a Construction Scheduler for water and wastewater projects in Toronto. You will develop and maintain project schedules, working closely with project teams to ensure timely delivery.

Ideal candidates have 5+ years of experience and education in Civil Engineering. The role offers competitive pay and benefits, and the opportunity to influence critical utility projects.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in construction scheduling/project controls.
• Experience with water/wastewater treatment facilities.
• Strong understanding of procurement sequencing and commissioning requirements.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain project schedules for heavy civil infrastructure.
• Support change management and provide schedule visibility.
• Facilitate schedule review meetings with project teams.

Skills

Construction scheduling

Project controls

CPM scheduling

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Education

Post-secondary education in Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Management, or Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Project

Microsoft Excel

Project management platforms

Job description

Construction Scheduler (Water, Wastewater and Pumping Stations)

Construction Scheduler (Water, Wastewater and Pumping Stations)

SKYGRiD is an industry-leading construction and building services company. We serve clients in the industrial, commercial, institutional, and residential markets, by utilizing our collaborative team approach to fulfill their building’s purpose.

What You Will Be Doing

The Construction Scheduler is responsible for developing, maintaining, analyzing, and communicating project schedules for complex heavy civil infrastructure projects, with a focus on water treatment, wastewater treatment, pumping stations, and related civil, mechanical, electrical, and I&C scopes. Working closely with Project Executives, Project Managers, Superintendents, subcontractors, consultants, and owners, the Scheduler builds and maintains Critical Path Method (CPM) schedules from pre‑construction through commissioning and turnover, supports change management, and provides schedule visibility that drives safe, predictable, and on‑time project delivery.

This posting is for an existing vacancy within our organization.

Project Management

• Developing fully integrated CPM baseline schedules for water/wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations, reservoirs, and related linear works (e.g., siteworks, underground services, yard piping), including design/permit interfaces where applicable.
• Building schedule logic, constraints, calendars, and work breakdown structures (WBS) aligned to contract requirements, execution strategy, procurement plans, and construction sequencing.
• Incorporating key project phases including submittals/approvals, procurement and fabrication, civil/structural, process/mechanical installations, electrical and instrumentation, SCADA/controls integration, testing, start‑up, commissioning, and turnover.
• Maintaining and updating project schedules at agreed intervals (weekly/bi‑weekly/monthly), incorporating verified field progress, production rates, approved changes, and forecasted activities.
• Preparing short‑interval plans and lookaheads (e.g., 2–6 week and 90‑day) to support field execution, trade coordination, and material/equipment readiness.
• Performing critical path and near‑critical path analysis, float consumption analysis, milestone trend analysis, and variance reporting; clearly communicate schedule risks and recovery options.
• Facilitating schedule review meetings with project teams and trade partners to validate sequencing, duration assumptions, constraints, and responsibility handoffs.
• Supporting change management by preparing time impact analyses (TIA) and schedule narratives for scope changes, RFIs, design revisions, unforeseen conditions, and owner‑directed changes.
• Assisting project teams with extension‑of‑time requests and schedule‑related claim documentation by maintaining clear schedule records, assumptions, and contemporaneous updates.
• Developing recovery schedules and acceleration scenarios as required (re‑sequencing, overtime/shift work, additional crews, alternative means and methods), including pros/cons and schedule impacts.
• Producing schedule deliverables and reporting (e.g., baseline and update reports, S‑curves, histograms/resource or manpower curves where required, key milestone summaries, and executive dashboards).
• Interfacing with owners, consultants, and third‑party schedulers to align reporting formats, update cycles, and compliance with specification requirements.
• Ensuring schedule integrity and quality control (logic checks, open ends, constraints, calendar alignment, progress methodology, and version control).
• Promoting a collaborative, safety‑first approach by integrating schedule planning with site logistics, access constraints, and safe work sequencing.
• Other duties, as required.

What You Will Bring

• 5+ years of progressive construction scheduling / project controls experience, preferably with a general contractor or heavy civil contractor.
• Demonstrated experience scheduling water/wastewater treatment facilities, pumping stations, or similar process/mechanical infrastructure projects (civil + MEP + I&C).
• Post‑secondary education in Civil Engineering Technology, Construction Management, Engineering, or a related discipline; equivalent experience will be considered.
• Strong understanding of construction means and methods, procurement sequencing, commissioning/turnover requirements, and interface management across multiple trades.
• Experience working with contract schedule specifications, owner/consultant review processes, and schedule update governance.
• Working knowledge of schedule risk, delay concepts, and the fundamentals of time impact analysis and schedule narratives.
• Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Project, including building logic‑driven CPM schedules and producing schedule reports.
• Strong Microsoft Excel skills for progress tracking, quantity/production analysis, and schedule reporting.
• Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, contract documents, and project execution plans to build schedule scope and logic.
• Familiarity with project management and document control platforms (e.g., Viewpoint, SharePoint) is considered an asset.
• Clear written and verbal communication skills; confident presenting schedule status, risks, and recovery strategies to project leadership and external stakeholders.
• Strong planning mindset with the ability to translate scope into executable sequencing and measurable milestones.
• Analytical and detail‑oriented; able to identify logic gaps, missing scope, and schedule drivers early.
• Proactive problem‑solver who escalates risks with options and recommendations.
• Collaborative partner to project teams; able to influence without direct authority.
• Organized and disciplined with version control, documentation, and schedule governance.
• Comfortable working in fast‑paced environments with multiple competing deadlines.

Top Benefits and Perks

• Opportunity to contribute to technically complex infrastructure that supports communities (water, wastewater, and critical utility systems).
• A collaborative team environment with strong field/ office partnership.
• Competitive compensation and benefits package (based on experience).
• Career development opportunities within project controls, operations and leadership pathways.
• Great Place to Work certified

Pay Transparency

The estimated salary range for this role is $80,000 - $120,000.
The posted salary range reflects the expected base pay for this role. Actual compensation will depend on job‑related skills, experience, and qualifications. SKYGRiD is committed to pay equity and transparency, and further details will be shared during the hiring process.

Working Conditions

• This role is project‑based and may require a mix of office and jobsite work to validate progress and support short‑interval planning.
• Travel within the GTA and Ontario to active project sites is required, as needed.
• The Scheduler is expected to work closely with field leadership to ensure schedules reflect real‑world constraints, safety requirements, and execution plans.

Location

Greater Toronto Area
Travelling will be required to job site. Having a vehicle would be beneficial.

SKYGRiD is committed to building a diverse workforce representative of the communities we serve. Only selected candidates will be contacted for an interview. Accommodation will be provided in all parts of the recruitment and assessment (if applicable) process as required under SKYGRiD’s Accessibility policies and procedures. Applicants must make their accommodation needs known upon requests for interviews.

SKYGRiD is an Equal Opportunity Employer.