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ITC · Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Associate Planner

Bangalore, Karnataka, IndiaFull-time

Listed on ITC’s official careers site. Posted December 30, 2024. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Dear Candidate, We are Hiring!!!!!

Job Description

  • Translate the project scope of work into activities and prepare a master project plan
  • Project Planners create plans that identify site organization structure, team members, deliverables, time lines, strategies and objectives.
  • By developing and updating (baseline programs) the project plans, project planners to promote consistency across the entire project and maintain constant communication with team members regarding status (delays and catch-up plans), delivery dates and potential risks.
  • To serve as the liaison between different project groups and project stakeholders
  • Understand work scope, quantity, time duration, resource requirements and familiar with logical sequences (WBS) in terms of engineering, manufacturing and construction disciplines.
  • Set target milestones for each phase based on the project plan
  • Identify the critical path of the project and track the tasks
  • Conduct field scoping to clarify scope as required.
  • Track, monitor and forecast progress of all activities and deliverable such as capital goods, engineering documents, fabrication status, inspection status and construction of all packages.

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