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Job Purpose
Responsible for providing planning and risk management support to VSO AI&OB departments. Ensure the systems, processes, and reporting requirements for internal clients are in place and adhered to in line with the planning and risk management procedures.
Job Description
- Adherence to the planning control and risk management procedure
- Development and production of drydocks and maintenance period schedules, project reporting packages, and ad-hoc schedules where required
- Critical analysis on SIMOPS, critical path, schedule optimization
- Monitor and report progress on projects, identify trends / issues, and provide corrective measures in an advisory manner to project managers
- Liaise with project managers and project teams for planning matters, facilitating planning meetings where required
- Liaise with project managers and project teams for risk management matters, facilitating risk workshops and periodic follow-ups
- Attend site (local / international) for complex projects to provide on-site planning and physical progress reporting using appropriate planning tools (e.g. dashboard, s-curves)
- Support generation of project daily report to the management from the project site
- Maintain as-built schedules and conduct as-built analysis, including peer reviews
- Conduct schedule risk analysis
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- Planning qualification, relevant planning experience, in oil and gas (subsea) / marine (dry dockings, new build) / construction yard
- Microsoft Project experience
- Microsoft Excel experience
- Mobility (short-term business trips up to 1-4 weeks, worldwide locations, at reasonable notice)
- Good facilitation skills (ability to facilitate meetings across a variety of cultures, professional levels, and locations including teleconferencing)
- Interpersonal skills (ability to generate and maintain professional working relationships with key stakeholders)
- Communication skills (ability to effectively communicate with key stakeholders to articulate requirements and encourage action)
- Maintain responsibility and accountability through personal commitment and behavior
- Customer focus
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