Scheduler/Planner – Data Center Construction

Turner & Townsend

Scheduler/Planner supporting large-scale data center construction programs at Turner & Townsend. Requires Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project expertise with strong planning and scheduling skills.

Posted 6/29/2026full-timeRemote • Phoenix • Arizona • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorLead💰 $140,000 - $170,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead integrated planning and scheduling support for large-scale data center construction projects
Develop, maintain, and improve detailed schedules, milestone tracking, dependencies, resource assumptions, and schedule reporting outputs
Apply critical path method scheduling to assess schedule logic, identify trends, and communicate risks, impacts, mitigations, and recovery options
Partner with client teams, project stakeholders, delivery partners, and contractors to align planning outputs with project execution needs
Manage multiple project schedules simultaneously while maintaining accuracy, consistency, and timely reporting

Requirements

What you’ll need

7+ years of expert-level planning and scheduling experience using Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project
Experience supporting design and construction project management for medium-to-large capital programs
Strong knowledge of critical path method scheduling, schedule health analysis, and schedule risk identification
Demonstrated ability to self-direct, solve problems, and operate effectively in a fast-paced project environment
Strong executive communication skills, including the ability to present detailed schedule data in concise leadership-ready summaries

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible working hours
Professional development opportunities
Paid time off

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Hard Skills & Tools

Planning and SchedulingMilestone TrackingResource AssumptionsSchedule ReportingSchedule Logic Assessment

Soft Skills

Problem SolvingSelf-DirectionEffective Communication