Planner

Overview

Develop and manage project schedules for major civil infrastructure projects.

Key Responsibilities

• as-built management
• delay analysis
• project scheduling
• schedule impact
• change mitigation
• nec compliance

Tasks

-Reviewing past performance, recoding as-built works. Manage as-built information for use in delay analysis and for feeding back into long term programmes -Develop, manage, and refine detailed project schedules aligned to project objectives and key milestones. Interfacing with the main Clause 32 programme -Assess and communicate the schedule impact of change events, recommending mitigation strategies to avoid delays -Ensure full compliance with NEC contractual requirements, including managing early warnings and programme submissions

Requirements

• primavera p6
• nec
• risk assessment
• civil engineering
• site agent
• mitigation

What You Bring

-Ability to assess schedule risks and impacts of change, providing clear mitigation strategies and supporting contract compliance -Proven experience in planning major civil engineering or highways infrastructure projects, within NEC contract environments -Proficiency in Primavera P6, with the ability to produce, manage, and analyse complex, logic-linked programmes -Previous delivery experience in an operational role ie Site Agent and want to develop as a planner

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About Kier Group

-Kier undertakes a wide range of projects—from hospitals and schools to roads, rail links, and prisons. -Their 360° model spans develop, design‑build, maintain and operate services across sectors like aviation, water, energy and nuclear. -They’ve delivered landmark schemes such as the Luton DART airport‑rail link and the UK’s first all‑electric prison. -Property division focuses on urban regeneration, mixed‑use residential and commercial developments. -Headquartered in Manchester (Salford Quays) with enduring influence across the UK infrastructure landscape.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-basic disclosure and barring service (dbs) check required; convictions considered case‑by‑case.