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Role – P6 Site Planner (Contract)
Location – Exeter
Start - ASAP
Mint Selection are supporting an Independent Power Producer (IPP) who are seeking an experienced P6 Site Planner on a contract basis to support the construction and delivery of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project.
This is a hands-on site-based role, supporting the project team with programme management, progress reporting, and schedule coordination to ensure the project remains on track throughout construction.
Scope of Work
- Develop, maintain, and update Primavera P6 project programmes
- Monitor construction progress against programme and identify schedule risks
- Produce look-ahead programmes and weekly/monthly progress reports
- Work closely with the Project Manager, Site Manager, and contractors to coordinate site activities
- Identify critical path activities and recommend programme recovery actions where required
- Support planning meetings and provide programme updates to key stakeholders
- Ensure planning information accurately reflects site progress and project milestones
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Experience to be Considered
- Proven experience as a P6 Planner or Site Planner on major infrastructure or energy projects
- Strong Primavera P6 planning experience
- Previous experience supporting construction projects on site
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
- Experience within BESS, renewable energy, power, utilities, or major infrastructure projects desirable


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Certifications & Requirements
- Strong Primavera P6 proficiency
- Relevant planning, engineering, or construction qualification preferred
- Ability to work independently whilst supporting the wider project team
- Full UK driving licence
This is an opportunity with an immediate start available.
- Ad-hoc contract
- 2–3 days per week
- Outside IR35
- Exeter
- BESS Project
- Competitive day rate
Please note: Candidates must have the right to work in the UK.
If you are interested, please apply within or contact Sam Nice directly for further information.
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