PACE Global
P6 Planner - Defence

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P6 Planner - Defence
Scotland
£500 per day or £65-75,000
PACE Global is recruiting an experienced Primavera P6 Planner for a major defence programme in Scotland, working with a leading engineering consultancy on a secondment basis. This is a hands-on role for someone who wants to genuinely own a programme rather than sit in a reporting-only seat. It is a highly governed environment, so accuracy, sound judgement and professional discretion matter throughout.
What you will be doing:
- Building, maintaining and updating integrated schedules in Primavera P6
- Assuring activity logic, dependencies, milestones, calendars and baselines
- Running regular progress cycles and maintaining proper data-date discipline
- Analysing critical path, float, variance, slippage and emerging schedule risk
- Working with project managers, engineers and commercial teams to gather and challenge updates
- Assessing the schedule impact of change and supporting recovery and reforecasting
- Producing clear look-aheads, schedule narratives and decision-ready reporting
- Supporting planning governance and schedule quality across the programme
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- Strong, recent hands-on experience with Primavera P6 on live projects
- A solid grounding in WBS, logic, critical path, float, baselines, progress and forecasting
- Genuine ownership of schedules, not reporting or administrative support alone
- The confidence to work with multidisciplinary stakeholders and challenge weak inputs
- A firm commitment to two days each week on site at Clyde
- Active SC clearance, or the ability to meet the client's formal security and vetting requirements


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Desirable:
- Defence, naval, nuclear or aerospace programme experience
- Consultancy or secondment background
- Exposure to schedule assurance, earned value, NEC, or risk and change integration
Why consider it:
- A nationally significant defence programme
- Genuine ownership of your planning outputs rather than a reporting-only remit
- Valuable defence and project controls experience through a structured secondment
- A clear hybrid working pattern
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