FAQs
What is the primary role of a Project Planner at Imperial?
The primary role of a Project Planner at Imperial is to implement overall project controls direction through the application of systems and methods for estimate development, cost control, progress measurement, schedule development/control, and management of change.
What are the key responsibilities of a Project Planner?
Key responsibilities include providing project cost and schedule analysis, reporting, forecasting, and budgeting; developing Project Controls Plans; managing change; ensuring effective stewardship processes; and coordinating the collection and analysis of project data.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or Construction Management and 15+ years of project controls experience focused on cost control and schedule control achievements are required.
Are there any preferred qualifications for a Project Planner?
Yes, preferred qualifications include certifications in project management disciplines (e.g., Primavera, PMI, AACE), willingness to travel to the Kearl project site, knowledge of project management best practices, strong analytical skills, and experience with heavy civil earthworks projects.
What skills are emphasized for the Project Planner role?
Strong influencing, consulting, mentoring, analytical, computing skills, proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint, adaptability to changing priorities, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to multitask and respond quickly to urgent analysis requests are emphasized.
Does Imperial support diverse backgrounds in its workforce?
Yes, Imperial honors diverse backgrounds and aims to create an inclusive workplace where individuals can bring their full selves to work, regardless of their identity, race, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ability.
What does the career growth look like for a Project Planner at Imperial?
Imperial offers a wide range of career prospects and growth opportunities, encouraging employees to bring their ideas and help create sustainable solutions that meet society’s evolving needs.
Where is the Upstream Department of Imperial located?
The Upstream Department of Imperial is located in Calgary, Alberta.
Is travel expected in this role?
Yes, the role requires willingness to travel to the Kearl project site as needed.
What processes will the Project Planner be involved in?
The Project Planner will be involved in cost and schedule forecasting, management of change processes, capital efficiency assessments, and preparation for Gates Reviews and budgeting activities.