P6 Planner

JN Bentley are recruiting for a project P6 Planner, to develop programmes across our United Utilities framework. Do you enjoy working closely with all other members of the team including Site, Commercial and Engineering?

This is an exciting opportunity to join our team and help lead the delivery of a variety of civils projects ranging in value from c.£5-40m across the midlands region on our largest water framework. As a Planner, you will work closely with the Project Manager, delivering the cornerstone of the project, while developing the roadmap to bring the project in on time!, * Lead the Plan for Stage process including development of delivery plans and understand constraints and sequences and look ahead meeting/process to ensure it is robust and consistently applied across all projects

• Production of required project reports including identification of project risks and opportunities

• Resource load plans in collaboration with the lead disciplines to provide programme wide visibility of resource demand

Collaboration: working closely with project managers, engineers and other team members to gather necessary information to build programmes from scratch, facilitating planning sessions to produce detailed, logical plans

Reporting: using the plan to communicate key project milestones and supporting the team in effective on-time delivery whilst identifying opportunities for programme improvement form the pillars of this exciting opportunity to work on an array of schemes.

Benefits to you:

• Flexible/Hybrid working opportunities.

• Option to buy and sell holiday entitlement.

• Private medical insurance

• Annual professional institution subscription costs

• Can evidence the use of Primavera P6, formal related Qualification (HND or BSc)

• Experience or appetite to use 4D digital rehearsal technology to optimise and communicate the project programme to key stakeholders.

• Robust scheduling: utilising the software to create detailed project plans to optimise resource allocation and ensure deadlines are met