Construction Project Manager/Planner at Mshel Homes Ltd

About the Role

The Construction Project Manager/Planner is responsible for developing, maintaining, and controlling project schedules and resource plans to ensure construction projects are delivered on time, within scope, and aligned with budget and quality targets. The role coordinates with project managers, site teams, contractors, and commercial functions to integrate programme, cost, and risk information for informed decision-making.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain master project schedules using CPM logic, milestone phasing, and rolling wave planning
• Prepare baseline, updated, and recovery schedules; perform schedule impact analysis and maintain revision history
• Plan and manage resources and workforce, including labour, equipment, and materials levelling and histograms
• Manage critical path and float to identify delays, accelerators, and mitigation options
• Interface with site teams and contractors to collect progress updates, constraints, and look-ahead programmes
• Create and issue short-term look-ahead plans (weekly/fortnightly) linked to the master schedule
• Perform progress measurement and earned value reporting to track schedule and cost performance
• Maintain project planning documentation including logic diagrams, baseline comparison reports, and schedule narratives
• Support procurement and subcontractor coordination by providing schedule milestones for deliverables and handovers
• Identify schedule risks and recommend corrective actions; support change management and time impact analyses
• Maintain planning tools, dashboards, and KPIs and present weekly/monthly programme reports to project leadership
• Ensure compliance with contractual programme requirements, quality, and HSE constraints

Key Deliverables

• Baseline Programme; Monthly Updated Programme; Weekly Look-Ahead Plans
• Time Impact Analysis Reports; Recovery Plans; Progress and EVM Reports
• Resource Histograms; Float and Critical Path Reports; Schedule Change Log