TAR Scheduler - P6

Burrow Global; Memphis (TN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per diem

Travel opportunity

Job summary

Burrow Global is seeking an experienced P6 TAR Scheduler to join our Memphis, TN team. The role involves building and maintaining the master Primavera P6 schedule for major plant turnarounds, coordinating with the Overhaul Manager, and ensuring schedule adherence throughout pre-overhaul planning and execution.

Candidates should have a proven track record in scheduling large plant outages in industrial environments, and be prepared to bring their own Primavera P6 license and equipment.

Qualifications

• Requires strong scheduling experience for major plant outages/turnarounds.
• Excellent communication and coordination with management and leads.
• Ability to manage schedules with critical path focus and daily updates.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and build the initial Primavera P6 schedule based on parameters from Overhaul Contractor Manager.
• Issue the completed baseline draft schedule by May 1.
• Review shutdown and startup sequence logic with plant management and discipline leads.
• Export and integrate all activities from the plant planning system into P6.
• Assist in leading schedule validation meetings to fine-tune activity logic and sequencing.
• Develop monitoring graphs, target curves, and reporting templates for execution tracking.

Skills

Project scheduling

Communication

Planning

Education

Associates Degree in TAR Planning

Tools

Primavera P6

Job description

Burrow Global is seeking an experienced P6 TAR Scheduler to join our team in Memphis, TN. In this role, you will prepare and maintain the master Primavera P6 project schedule, ensuring it accurately reflects current plant status throughout pre-overhaul planning and execution. You will work closely with the Overhaul Manager to monitor progress, identify potential risks or effects on shutdown duration, and drive schedule adherence.

Candidates note: This position will start Jan 27, 2027 and continue through Nov 2027. Base Pay, Benefits and Per diem are available for those willing to travel for this assignment.

Mandatory Requirements

• Software Proficiency & Provision: Must demonstrate expert proficiency in Primavera P6 for major industrial plant turnarounds/overhauls.
• Note: The scheduler is required to supply/bring their own Primavera P6 software license and equipment.
• Experience: Proven track record in scheduling major plant overhauls, outages, or turnarounds within industrial, power, or manufacturing environments.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and build the initial Primavera P6 schedule based on parameters provided by the Overhaul Contractor Manager.
• Issue the completed baseline draft schedule by May 1.
• Review shutdown and startup sequence logic with relevant plant management and discipline leads.
• Export and integrate all relevant activities from the plant planning system into P6.
• Assist in leading schedule validation meetings to fine-tune activity logic and sequence in alignment with the Overhaul Charter.
• Develop management monitoring graphs, target curves, and reporting templates for operational tracking during execution.

Execution Phase

• Generate and distribute daily 3-day lookahead schedules to all area managers and craft general foremen.
• Chair daily update meetings with area managers to collect progress data, update activity completion, and maintain an accurate, live schedule.
• Input all SCR (Scope Change Request / Site Change Request) work into the schedule in a timely manner.
• Proactively monitor critical paths and immediately notify the Overhaul Manager of any actual or projected schedule slippage.
• Analyze manpower histograms to evaluate staffing curves, formulate trade lay-off strategies, and present actionable recommendations to the Overhaul Contractor Manager.

Preferred Qualifications

• Strong communication skills with the ability to facilitate daily progress meetings with area leads and craft supervisors.
• In-depth understanding of craft trade sequencing, resource loading, and critical path management during major plant outages.
• Associates Degree with 5 years of TAR Planning experience
• Active TWIC Card

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