Wanted: P6 Senior Scheduler

We are seeking an experienced senior scheduler for a major public works construction project in Honolulu, Hawaii. This is a long term assignment for a project which is expected to take about 9 years for completion. The position requires hands on experience in P6 scheduling for construction and procurement in a public works project environment. The senior scheduler will be responsible for maintenance of the project cost loaded master schedule and incorporation and analysis and monitoring of contractor and vendor detailed cost loaded P6 schedules. Experience in schedule claims analysis is required. PMP certification is a plus. Only candidates meeting the mandatory requirements of the position will receive a response.
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