Prepare weekly and monthly progress reports, dashboards, presentations, and management summaries.
Coordinate programme interfaces and dependencies across the different construction packages.
Lead planning and progress meetings with the client, contractors, consultants, and project teams.
Review resource loading, productivity, procurement schedules, material tracking, and construction sequencing.
Maintain progress measurement systems and ensure consistent reporting across all packages.
Support the assessment of extension-of-time submissions, delay events, claims, and variations.
Undertake schedule impact assessments and support forensic delay analysis when required.
Monitor key project risks and ensure that programme mitigation measures are incorporated into project schedules.
Support cost control, earned value management, cash-flow forecasting, and change-control activities.
Provide regular advice to the Project Director and senior management on programme performance and potential risks.
Lead and mentor planners, schedulers, and project controls personnel.
Ensure compliance with contractual requirements, WSP procedures, client standards, and project reporting protocols.
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, or a related discipline.
Minimum 15 years of relevant experience in project planning and project controls.
Strong experience working with an engineering consultancy, supervision consultant, PMC, or project management consultancy.
Demonstrable project controls experience on major roads, utilities, infrastructure, or land-development projects.
Previous experience managing multiple construction packages and programme interfaces.
Strong working knowledge of Primavera P6 and other relevant planning and reporting applications.
Thorough understanding of critical-path analysis, progress measurement, resource loading, earned value, forecasting, and schedule risk analysis.
Experience reviewing baseline programmes, recovery schedules, extension-of-time submissions, and contractor claims.
Knowledge of construction methodologies and programme requirements for roads, wet utilities, dry utilities, power, telecom, and landscaping works.
Strong reporting, analytical, leadership, and stakeholder-management skills.
Ability to lead planning meetings and communicate programme risks clearly to senior management and clients.
Previous experience in Saudi Arabia or the wider GCC is strongly preferred.
PMP, PMI-SP, PSP, or an equivalent relevant professional certification would be advantageous.
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