SR. PLANNING ENGINEER (INSTN)

Role Overview

Working Schedule

• The working schedule is five days per week and eight to nine hours per day, or as required by the project.
• The expected start date is ASAP, typically within one month of notice.

Key Accountabilities

• Perform project planning, scheduling, progress monitoring, progress verification, forecasting, and reporting.
• Develop and maintain master plans, schedules, resource plans, risk inputs, change inputs, and close-out plans.
• Maintain SAP Project Builder data and integrated resource planning information for reporting and analysis.
• Provide early warnings, identify intervention opportunities, and support project outcome improvements.
• Define planning and reporting requirements in tender documents and evaluate bidder technical proposals.
• Review and endorse contractor programmes, recovery plans, resource plans, progress systems, and reports.
• Analyze contractor performance, schedule variances, schedule risks, time impacts, and extension-of-time claims.
• Calculate value of work done and provide progress and schedule inputs for budgets, forecasts, and variance reports.
• Participate in developing and implementing project planning procedures and work instructions.

Qualifications and Experience

• B.Sc. or equivalent degree in an engineering discipline is required.
• Certified PMP or equivalent certification or professional membership is preferred.
• At least 15 years of experience in planning offshore oil and gas projects is required.
• At least five years of national oil company or international oil company experience is preferred.
• Experience must include planning, scheduling, project control, monitoring, forecasting, risk assessment, claims analysis, and progress verification.
• High computer literacy with MS Office and project-control software including Primavera is required.
• Primavera Risk Analysis, Power BI, and GCC work experience are desirable.
• Well-developed analytical and reporting skills are required.