Planner

Job Title: Planner

Location: Hackberry, Louisiana

Per Diem $178.00/day

Mob/Demob: $500 each way

Work Schedule: 4/10’s + 1/8 (48 hours weekly) ** During outage: 7/12’s (working days: 13&1)

Note: May be asked to work nights during execution if needed

Job Description

Build plans and assist with scheduling maintenance work in accordance with:

• Venture Global HSSE requirements
• VGIMS (Venture Global Integrity Management System)
• PLNG Maintenance Manual
• Work Management processes and procedures
• Plan tasks that prevent or mitigate exposure to unsafe maintenance work conditions.
• Capture direct and indirect costs through the work-order approval process to effectively monitor and control maintenance budget expenditures.
• Produce cost estimates as required.
• Assist in developing site-specific estimating norms and factors.

Build integrated plans with internal and external stakeholders that:

• Minimize equipment downtime
• Use resources safely and efficiently
• Identify, plan, and expedite the materials, external resources, equipment, and tools required to execute maintenance work.
• Assess potential constraints and deficiencies and recommend corrective actions.
• Assist with initiating and tracking all Turnaround Work Orders according to the site-established process.
• Coordinate and consult closely with the Planning Coordinator, Lead Coordinator, or STO Manager while planning and scheduling upcoming work.

Develop, implement, and apply Planning and Scheduling best practices, including:

• Backlog and Fore Log Management
• Standard Job Plans
• Time on Tools
• Service Deliverable Dates (SDD)
• Standard Norms
• Other applicable practices

Physical Requirements

• Ability to walk on uneven or rugged industrial construction and plant surfaces.
• Ability to stand for extended periods during site inspections or coordination meetings.
• Capacity to climb stairs, vertical ladders, and scaffolding, frequently from ground level to high elevations or tall processing towers.
• Ability to kneel, crouch, twist the upper body, stoop, and stretch when examining equipment, piping, or fabricated components.
• Ability to routinely lift or carry equipment, documents, or materials weighing approximately 25–50 pounds, often without mechanical assistance in the field.
• Ability to pass pre-employment medical and drug/alcohol screenings.

Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including:

• Hard hats
• Safety boots
• Safety glasses
• High-visibility vests
• Hearing protection
• Other required protective equipment

Ability to work in outdoor and industrial conditions, including:

• Summer heat and humidity
• Cold weather
• Rain and wind
• High-noise environments