Senior Construction Scheduler

the client A large, highly complex laboratory / science & technology building currently under construction at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. 

• A major new construction lab building
• A large-scale project (approximately $300M–$400M+)
• Requiring a highly experienced scheduler embedded with the contractor team
• A long-term assignment with continuity through 2028

The Scheduler will function as an integrated member of the project team, supporting planning, sequencing, and schedule management for a technically complex building program.

This is not a remote support role. The expectation is strong on-site collaboration with project leadership, superintendents, and trade partners.

In addition, the Scheduler will represent us in a visible, client-facing environment and must demonstrate strong professionalism, discretion, and interpersonal judgment.

The role will involve typical senior scheduler duties on a large construction project, which are expected to include:

• →Development and maintenance of the project schedule
• →Coordination with project leadership, field teams, and subcontractors
• →Schedule analysis, updates, and reporting
• →Support for planning, sequencing, and schedule-related decision-making
• →Participation in meetings where schedule impacts project outcomes
• →Ongoing interaction with leadership and other stakeholders
• →Professional representation in both formal and informal project settings

Whiting-Turner has specifically requested candidates with:

• Experience on large projects ($300M–$400M+)
• Background in science/tech, pharma, healthcare, advanced lab, or mission-critical buildings
• Strong command of Primavera P6 (required)
• Experience working embedded with a project team
• Ability to work full-time on-site (with flexibility for travel-based candidates)

In addition, the ideal candidate will:

• Be comfortable in client-facing environments
• Communicate clearly and professionally with senior project stakeholders
• Demonstrate good judgment in both formal and informal settings
• Be capable of representing the company in work and after-work environments (e.g., team dinners, client events, industry functions)

This role requires not only technical competence, but also professional presence and situational awareness.

While the project expects a near full-time on-site presence, there is meaningful flexibility for highly qualified remote candidates:

• Travel and per diem are covered
• Candidate may:

• Fly in Monday morning and begin work midday
• • Depart Friday midday
  • Travel home 2–3 weekends per month
  • This flexibility is explicitly supported by the client for the right candidate

• Long-term assignment through 2028
• Embedded role on a flagship, high-visibility project
• Collaboration with one of the top GCs in the country
• Technically sophisticated facility type
• Travel flexibility without sacrificing team integration
• Strong stability compared to short-term scheduling contracts
• Opportunity to build trusted relationships with both contractor and client leadership