Planner

Overview

Plan and manage civil infrastructure project schedules from tender to completion.

Key Responsibilities

• change analysis
• resource allocation
• program development
• progress monitoring
• risk planning
• stakeholder coordination

Tasks

-Change Management: Analyse approved and non-approved changes, assess impacts, and support forensic delay analysis. -Resource Allocation: Assign plant, labour, and materials to programs, ensuring realistic and achievable schedules. -Program Documentation: Contribute to program management plans and supporting documentation to maintain transparency and control. -Progress Monitoring: Conduct site visits, track progress against baseline, and produce regular updates and reports. -Risk and Contingency Planning: Identify time risks and opportunities, support schedule risk analysis, and integrate contingency into master programs. -Stakeholder Coordination: Liaise with internal and external stakeholders to align inputs and ensure program accuracy and acceptance. -Program Development: Build tender and master construction programs from first principles using scope, contract, and design documentation, in collaboration with commercial, design, and delivery teams.

Requirements

• primavera p6
• ms project
• cad
• bachelor's degree
• civil engineering
• commercial awareness

What You Bring

-Understanding of civil engineering construction techniques -Bachelor's Degree or vocational training in engineering or construction planning -Commercial awareness and knowledge of standard contracts -Experience across sectors such as Water, Road, Rail, Tunnelling, Earthworks, Commercial Build, Mining, Oil & Gas or Process Plants. -Strong communication, organisational and analytical skills -Proficiency in planning tools (Primavera P6, Powerproject, MS Project) and related software (QSRA, MS Office, Visio, CAD, 3D/4D) -Proven experience across site-based planning and scheduling

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About Acciona

-Born from early 20th‑century engineering firms, it reinvented itself in 1997 as a champion of green infrastructure and renewable energy. -Headquartered near Madrid, it went public on Spain’s IBEX‑35 and now spans over 40 countries. -In infrastructure, it engineers and builds major transport corridors, bridges, tunnels, desalination plants, and urban light‑rail systems. -Its water division tackles everything from drinking‑water treatment to large‑scale desalination and wastewater reuse projects. -It also designs sustainable urban real‑estate and provides financial, mobility, and social‑infrastructure services. -Flagship projects range from the Eurus wind farm in Mexico and Sydney light‑rail to Australia’s pioneering waste‑to‑energy plants. -Unusually, it spun off its turbine unit into Nordex yet remains a top shareholder—spanning full clean‑energy value chains. -It even crafted the world’s first prefabricated lighthouse, blending innovation and practical construction expertise.

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