Planning manager
Company Overview
Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co (Singapore) Pte Ltd, established in 1996, is a leading civil engineering and construction firm in Singapore. We have grown from a specialist tunnel subcontractor to a top main contractor, delivering major projects for LTA, PUB, MBS, CAG, and others.
Job Summary
You will lead the planning and scheduling of large-scale construction projects, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to develop integrated baseline schedules and monitor project progress for timely, cost-effective delivery.
Responsibilities
- Apply strong knowledge of construction industry practices and standards to plan and schedule project activities effectively
- Collaborate with clients, engineering, procurement, and construction teams to develop fully integrated baseline schedules
- Coordinate with project team members, contractors, and suppliers to gather inputs supporting program development
- Prepare baseline schedules incorporating resource allocation and cost loadings to optimize project execution
- Develop and maintain detailed project schedules for complex projects in partnership with project teams
- Track, update, and report project progress against planned schedules, identifying and resolving discrepancies
- Forecast progress and prepare working and rolling programs, updating resource usage and histograms accordingly
- Attend key project events to ensure compliance with project requirements and standards
- Generate operational reports with recommendations for process improvements and modifications
- Participate in budget preparation and administration, monitoring expenditures to control costs
Required competencies and certifications
- Civil Engineering Degree or equivalent qualification
- Minimum 8 years of experience in planning and scheduling for large-scale construction projects
Preferred competencies and qualifications
- Proven ability to track daily progress on site and collaborate closely with frontline staff
- Demonstrated capability to independently produce detailed programs, narratives, and histograms