About the role

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The Global Facilities Construction Schedule Control Manager oversees project controls, scheduling, and risk management for large-scale construction projects, particularly in high-tech environments such as semiconductor fabs and data centers. This role involves developing integrated master schedules using tools like Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project, conducting 4D BIM scheduling, performing critical path and risk analysis, managing earned value reporting, and ensuring schedule governance across multidisciplinary teams. The position requires strong leadership, analytical skills, and experience in complex industrial construction settings.

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Key Responsibilities

Accountable for driving compliance with defined Global processes and procedures across all construction project activities
Develops and maintains comprehensive documentation, including process frameworks, audit reports, and project controls guidelines, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and accessibility for all project stakeholders
Serve as the primary interface between line planning, engineering, construction, procurement, and finance teams on all scheduling and risk matters
Partner with the BIM team to ensure 4D BIM models are aligned with construction schedules and updated throughout the project lifecycle
Collaborate with estimating teams on baseline schedule and cost integration
Lead 4D BIM scheduling by integrating 3D models with project schedules to visualize construction sequences and optimize workflow planning using tools such as Autodesk Navisworks Bentley Synchro, or equivalent
Establish and enforce schedule governance standards, including WBS structure, activity coding, logic relationships, baseline management, and schedule health metrics
Conduct regular Critical Path Method (CPM) analysis, float analysis, and schedule variance reporting
Drive look-ahead scheduling (2-week, 4-week) in collaboration with field teams and contractors
Coordinate schedule integration with procurement, design, construction, and commissioning teams
Perform schedule compression / acceleration analysis and evaluate time-cost tradeoffs using generative scheduling techniques

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, or related field