Senior Planning Engineer Rail / Civil Infrastructure

Title: Senior Planning Engineer Rail / Civil Infrastructure - Fuku

URL Source: https://apply.workable.com/j/5E8DE65515

Markdown Content: Senior Planning Engineer (Rail / Civil Infrastructure)

Location: KL Office Based

Work Schedule: 6 days a week

Why You Should Apply:

• Job security with a Malaysian main contractor boasting a 30-year history of delivering construction and infrastructure projects.

• Strong pipeline of property, rail, and energy projects (PETRONAS SWEC Licence) and a good reputation with PMCs and government agencies.

• Well-planned projects utilizing new BIM and Primavera P6 technology to ensure delivery on time, within scope, and on budget.

Key Responsibilities:

• Work with Primavera P6 to manage programme development, updates, and progress tracking.

• Identify project delays and support Extension of Time (EOT) assessments through detailed programme analysis.

• Proactively flag risks and support the development and implementation of mitigation strategies.

Requirements:

• Minimum 8 years of experience in project planning for rail, infrastructure, or large-scale civil works.

• Recent experience must be with a main contractor.

• Be able to fast-track into a planning manager job in 6 months

• Experience working with government bodies, rail operators, or large infrastructure contractors.

About the Company & Project:

• Major Malaysian main contractor (non-GLC).

• Currently hiring for a rail project involving track works, civil structures, signaling, electrification, and depots.

• The role reports to the Head of Planning, who has experience on MRT 1 & 2 projects.

How to Apply:

• Please click the “apply” button. You may submit your CV or share your LinkedIn profile if preferred.

• The recruiter is happy to provide more information before you proceed.

• Every applicant or enquiry will receive a reply.

Additional Notes:

• Employment passes, work visas, or relocation support cannot be provided.

• Only applicants with work rights in Malaysia will be considered.