How to Become a Construction Planner or Scheduler
Welcome to Beyond Deadlines’ course on becoming a skilled construction planner or scheduler! We are thrilled to have you embark on this journey with us. Whether you're just starting your career or transitioning from another field, this course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to get into the field of construction planning and scheduling.
Over the next several modules, you'll discover the fundamental principles, techniques, and tools essential to landing that first construction planning or scheduling job as we provide you with valuable insights as you work toward your goals.
Remember, learning is a journey, and we're here to guide you through it. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance. Let's get started on this exciting path toward a successful career in construction planning and scheduling!
¼ $ MILLION a year for 40 hours a week. You now work in Construction!
Google and Facebook are paying Project Schedulers $250,000 per year for a 9-5 job.
In Australia you will get ¼ $million.
In the UK you will get ¼ $million.
And in the Middle East. Well. You can get half a $million per year.
Normal, go-home-to-your-family-each-day, have weekends off, 9-5 jobs.
Build. Create. Travel.
What exactly does a Project Scheduler do?
At the core, you do 4 things:
You create plans
You update plans with actual results
You run the numbers
You work with the project team to do better
How to Find $250K+ per Year Scheduling Jobs
So you want to see Scheduling jobs?
Come on, let’s get some.
Find out what they look like and where to find them in this week's newsletter.
Let’s dive in.
6 Strategies to Eliminate Data Integration Problems Across Your Construction Program
Construction projects rely heavily on technology for planning, tracking, and executing various work activities throughout the life of a project.
When it comes to construction-related software, the options are practically endless.
There are hundreds of products designed for scheduling, commissioning, finance, procurement, program management, modeling, estimating, and accounting, not to mention homegrown solutions.
5 Things You’ll Regret About a Career in Project Controls (and How to Overcome Them)
A career in project controls can be a rewarding experience. However, many professionals can experience regrets due to certain mistakes and issues that they encountered in their work.
To have the most fulfilling project controls career, you need to focus on your real priorities, put people first, build effective processes, network with others, and develop a unique career path.