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Mechanical Construction Planner - Bridgwater

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Mechanical Construction Planner
We are seeking an experienced and technically capable Mechanical Construction Planner to support the planning and delivery of mechanical construction activities within the MEH Alliance on Hinkley Point C.
The role will be responsible for developing and maintaining detailed mechanical Level 5 construction schedules and four-week lookahead plans. Working as part of the MEH Planning and Project Control function, the role will provide accurate, evidence-based progress information and support visibility of construction readiness, productivity, constraints, and schedule risks.
The successful candidate will work closely with construction and delivery teams to integrate engineering, materials, access, resources, quality, and commissioning requirements, ensuring planned activities are ready for execution and aligned with the wider MEH programme.
Key Deliverables / Accountabilities
- Develop and maintain detailed mechanical Level 5 construction schedules.
- Prepare, maintain, and update mechanical four-week lookahead plans.
- Ensure mechanical schedules are aligned with the overall 16-week lookahead and key programme milestones.
- Establish activity-level progress and quantity measurement requirements.
- Measure construction progress and track installed quantities against planned outputs.
- Provide accurate, evidence-based schedule progress updates.
- Integrate engineering, materials, access, resources, quality, and commissioning requirements into construction planning activities.
- Confirm activity readiness with construction and delivery teams.
- Identify construction constraints, risks, and potential programme impacts, escalating issues where appropriate.
- Provide clear visibility of construction readiness, productivity, and schedule performance to support safe and predictable delivery.
- Work collaboratively with the MEH Planning and Project Control teams to support overall programme delivery.
- Maintain accurate planning information and ensure schedule data reflects actual site progress.
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- HNC in any engineering discipline.
- Minimum of 5 years' experience within a construction planning environment.
- Proven experience developing and maintaining construction schedules, ideally within a large-scale engineering or construction project.
- Good understanding of construction sequencing, progress measurement, and quantity tracking.
- Ability to integrate engineering, materials, access, resources, quality, and commissioning requirements into construction plans.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to identify constraints and programme risks.
- Effective communication skills and ability to work collaboratively with construction, engineering, project controls, and delivery teams.
- Ability to work accurately to deadlines within a complex, highly regulated construction environment.
- Previous experience within the nuclear, heavy industry, or major infrastructure sectors would be advantageous.
- Strong commitment to health, safety, quality, and compliance.
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