Job Title : Turnaround Scheduler
Position Summary
The Turnaround Scheduler is a vital member of our project controls team, responsible for owning and managing all aspects of turnaround scheduling—from initial development through execution and reporting. This position requires a high level of technical and operational expertise developed through both formal training and substantial hands-on experience. Acting as a scheduling leader and informal resource, you will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, communicate effectively with stakeholders, and drive on-time delivery of all scheduling commitments.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the entire turnaround scheduling process, from creation and development to ongoing maintenance and final reporting.
 - Independently manage scheduling for annual outages, resolving issues at every stage of the turnaround lifecycle.
 - Ensure timely delivery of all scheduling milestones by working closely with project management, operations, engineering, and other partners.
 - Represent schedule management with key stakeholders, providing expert guidance and clear communication on project status.
 - Integrate project schedules with turnaround master schedules to establish accurate baselines and ensure alignment with overall objectives.
 - Develop and maintain work breakdown structures in accordance with work process norms and execution strategies.
 - Rigorously follow scheduling best practices and organizational procedures to drive continuous improvement in scheduling performance.
 - Maintain updated schedules throughout the turnaround, proactively incorporating changes and add-ons, and assessing their impact on baseline duration.
 - Analyze schedule trends and performance data to deliver accurate forecasts and timely reporting to all stakeholders.
 - Lead the scheduling team to derive realistic, achievable plans that support successful turnaround completion within authorized timeframes.
 - Ensure all schedule data and forecasts are accurately presented in regular status reports.
 
Required Qualifications
Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience in scheduling, preferably in turnaround, outage, or industrial project environments. Equivalent experience in lieu of a degree will be considered.Proficiency in scheduling software (e.g., Primavera P6, Microsoft Project) and project controls tools.Solid understanding of work breakdown structures, critical path methodology, and schedule integration.Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills.Proven ability to work independently, solve problems, and guide less experienced team members.Leadership qualities with a commitment to excellence and continuous improvement.