Industrial Sr. Project Scheduler Responsibilities:
The Project Scheduler is responsible for overseeing all project-scheduling activities for assigned projects. The Project Scheduler will be responsible to create a schedule based their knowledge and understanding of schedule development and the construction industry.

Produce conceptual schedules with little or no input from the project team for debate and refinement by the team.
Ideally looking for someone who is strong in scheduling and 3D modeling.
Maintain a database of probable schedule durations by activities as well as overall durations.
Development of the baseline overall schedule using well-defined and properly sequenced work activities.
Oversee all project scheduling activities and provide required status updates, forecasts, and reports as necessary.
Develop project schedule layouts in conjunction with the project team, alternate schedules, and progress measurement of the schedule.
Reviewing and critiquing Vendor and Subcontractor monthly updates to the schedule.
Verifying that the updates are an accurate representation of the work accomplished.
Understand the flow and logistics needed for the execution of the project.
Supports ongoing projects by working with the project manager and discipline leads on project status, identifying opportunities for improvement, delays, and areas where additional concentration is required.
Recommending work around plans to keep the project on track.
Perform other duties as requested by project management.
Industrial Sr. Project Scheduler Requirements:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
Strong prioritization and organizational skills; detail oriented.
Strong working knowledge of ERP cost management tools.
Strong working knowledge of Primavera 6.
Working knowledge of programs such as Excel, and Word.
Well-rounded base of knowledge in construction disciplines.
Must have pulp and paper experience.
7-10 years previous industrial or commercial construction experience is required.
Experience is heavy industrial work
B.S. Degree – Construction Management, Engineering, or Business Administration preferred.

Project Location: 100% travel working on projects throughout the U.S.

Per diem or expenses (per project) and trips home (usually at least once a month) per project.