Scheduler $120-$200k
Summary
Build and maintain P6 schedules for bridges, highways, transit, rail, and industrial facilities, including delay, claims, and time impact analyses. Requires 7+ years with P6, heavy civil/bridge/transit/industrial experience, and U.S. work authorization without sponsorship.
Highlights
- Benefits
- Medical insurance, Dental insurance, 401(k), Student loan assistance
- Experience
- 7+ years building and managing P6 schedules
- Type
- Full-Time
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Tuition assistance
Job description
This role puts you in control of the timeline on complex, high visibility infrastructure.
Why schedulers take this job
- You run critical path schedules on bridges, highways, transit, rail, and industrial facilities
- Senior technical work (baseline, delay analysis, claims)
- Salary: 120k to 200k DOE
- Yearly raises tied to performance
- Eligible for Profit sharing / Bonuses
Benefits that matter
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- 401(k)
- Student loan assistance
The work that matters
- Build and maintain P6 schedules that drive decisions, not just reports
- Perform time impact, delay, and lost productivity analyses
- Develop cost and resource loaded schedules
- Write tight schedule narratives aligned to contract requirements
- Support claims and time extension requests on major public projects
Projects you would touch
- Bridges and highways
- Rail and transit stations
- Airports and ports
- Power substations, pump stations, wastewater and treatment plants
What makes this different
- Public sector, high visibility work (DOT, transit, port authorities)
- Well established company with annual revenue in the hundreds of millions
- Complex projects where scheduling is respected as strategy
- Total comp upside with raises, profit sharing, bonuses, and real benefits
What they are looking for
- 7+ years building and managing P6 schedules
- Heavy civil, bridge, transit, or industrial experience
- Strong understanding of construction means and methods
- Ability to clearly explain schedules to project teams and owners