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Scotland - United Kingdom

Reference no. 11346

Project Planner
Base Location: Glasgow, Perth, or Aberdeen (Hybrid)
Join our Onshore Renewables team and play a vital role in delivering the clean energy projects that will power a net zero future. As a Project Planner, you’ll provide expert planning and scheduling support across our portfolio of wind farm development, construction, and life-extension projects.
Using Primavera P6, you’ll help keep our projects on track – ensuring they’re delivered safely, efficiently, and on time. Working closely with our Project Services Manager, Project Managers, Capital Projects Team, and wider stakeholders, you’ll develop robust, data-driven schedules that enable smart decisions and drive performance across the business.
You will

Develop and maintain detailed, construction-focused project schedules in Primavera P6 across the full project lifecycle – from early development through to delivery and operation.
Collaborate closely with engineering, procurement, and site construction teams to build realistic, logic-driven programmes that reflect actual site conditions and sequencing.
Identify and analyse critical paths, delays, and risks, supporting the development of robust mitigation strategies to maintain schedule integrity.
Conduct delay analysis and evaluate the time impact of change events, contractor claims, and variations, ensuring full compliance with NEC3/NEC4 contractual requirements.
Provide clear, concise planning reports and insights to inform key decisions, track progress, and support performance management.

You have

Proven experience in project planning and scheduling for large-scale construction or infrastructure projects, ideally within the renewable energy, power, or civil engineering sectors.
A solid understanding of construction methodologies, sequencing, and site execution, gained through hands-on experience with multidisciplinary project delivery teams.
Demonstrated ability to use Primavera P6 to build and manage complex, logic-linked construction programmes.
Practical experience working under NEC3/NEC4 contracts, including assessing delay impacts, change events, and contractor claims.
A clear track record of specific projects you’ve supported, with defined roles, responsibilities, and client or contractor organisations that demonstrate your ability to deliver in a complex project environment.