Senior Planner

Role: Senior Senior Planner
Contract Length: 12 months
Location: Aldermaston- 100% onsite
IR35: in scope
Pay Rate: £58.77 (per hour)
Clearance: DV clearance

Key Accountabilities:

• Providing Planning expertise to internal customers within the projects supported.
• Implementing Planning processes, policies and procedures within the projects supported.
• Producing Planning and EV deliverables in accordance with agreed business rhythm within the projects.
• Deliver of long range operational integrated Programme Planning activities.
• Supporting the Business Management Manager with emergent projects as directed by Business Controller.
• Developing and maintaining relationships with and awareness of key project stakeholders.
• Maintain and promote high personal standards in environment, safety, health, security and quality and be a great team player.
   

Key Responsibilities:

• Delivering Project Controls Planning and EVM expertise and analysis for projects, to produce accurate and timely schedule forecast information to enable business decision-making.
• Quality of EV variance analysis for schedule performance. (SPI)
• Supporting the development and continuous improvement of the end-to-end Planning processes and the production and maintenance of associated policies, procedures and guidelines.
• Supporting the delivery of Planning tools and EVMS, templates and training to internal customers.
• Reviewing project WBS and agreeing / recommending changes to the Project’s Control Manager.
• Provision of Planning resource for peer reviews as appropriate.
• Solid planning experience / background essential
• Primavera P6 – Enterprise Project Portfolio Management
• Experience within a defence or Aviation Industry is highly desirable.
• Analysis of existing plans within the space
• Presentation experience
• Executive/customer facing position
• Knowledge of Government work would be helpful.
• Stakeholder relationships/communication skills
• Membership of a Professional body would be nice to have, but experience is more important.
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