Site Planner (hydropower)

Remote

Full Time

Posted September 1, 2026

$87k - $87k

Remote

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Classification: Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
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We’re looking for a Site Planner to join GE Vernova’s Hydro Power North America team on-site in Washington State.

Develop and maintain detailed, resource-loaded construction schedules (Level 4–5) in Primavera P6.
Coordinate daily and weekly planning with site teams to sequence work logically and optimize resource utilization.
Lead short-term planning meetings (e.g., lookahead schedules, Last Planner sessions) to align crews and subcontractors.
Track physical progress, earned value, and productivity (including s-curves), updating schedules to reflect site conditions and identifying potential slippages early.
Identify and analyze variances between planned and actual work, proposing mitigation or recovery actions.
Review technical drawings and synoptics to identify construction interfaces, access constraints, and sequencing risks.
Support the preparation of schedule-related claims, including time impact and delay analyses, in line with contract provisions.
Prepare schedule reports and S-curves for project management and client reviews, maintaining a schedule constraint log and delay register.
Provide clear and timely schedule updates to project management and client representatives, highlighting progress, risks, and recovery plans.

Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college, or equivalent relevant experience.
5+ years of planning and scheduling experience in EPC or similarly complex project environments, including at least 2 years of on-site construction planning.
Advanced knowledge of planning and scheduling methodologies.
Advanced Primavera P6 proficiency.
Strong experience in hydropower, energy, infrastructure, or industrial project execution.
Experience in schedule recovery, change management, and delay analysis.
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and understand interdependencies among disciplines (mechanical, electrical, piping, etc.).
Strong leadership, collaboration, and communication skills.
Legal authorization to work in the United States.
Ability and willingness to work on-site at a single hydropower project location in Washington State (100% of the time).
Certifications such as PMI-SP, PMP, or AACE-PSP.
Experience with technical concepts (including hydropower technology, i.e., turbines, generators, mechanical and electrical balance of plant systems, etc.)
Knowledge of Lean principles and the Last Planner System.
Knowledge of Earned Value Management and progress measurement techniques.
Experience with US Government projects.