A Planning Manager (Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical) oversees end-to-end multi-disciplinary project schedules, resource allocation, and cross-functional coordination. They integrate civil, electrical, and mechanical (MEP/EPC) workstreams into a unified master schedule, track critical paths, mitigate execution risks, and drive timely project delivery.

- Develop Schedules: Build comprehensive baseline programs using tools like Primavera P6 or MS Project.

- Integrate Disciplines: Sequence civil works (foundations, structures), mechanical installations (equipment, piping), and electrical hookups (cabling, panels) logically.

- Set Milestones: Define transparent phase gates, shutdown windows, and completion milestones for all engineering packages

- Track Site Execution: Measure actual physical progress across civil, electrical, and mechanical fronts against the baseline.

- Variance & Gap Analysis: Identify deviations, schedule slippages,



and productivity gaps early.

- Reporting Dashboards: Issue daily, weekly, and monthly management information system (MIS) progress reports and dashboards.

- Manpower Planning: Forecast craft labor and engineering team capacities required for each discipline.

- Material Management: Coordinate material and equipment delivery schedules with procurement teams to prevent site bottlenecks.

- Subcontractor Oversight: Review and integrate subcontractor schedules into the main master plan.

- Delay Analysis: Perform forensic delay analysis and critical path evaluations when setbacks occur.

- Recovery Plans: Formulate actionable recovery schedules to claw back lost time.

- Claim Support: Provide schedule data and impact analysis to support time extension or variation claims

📌 Civil Plant Design System Designer, civil planning engineer (Chennai)
🏢 Asbri Energy
📍 Chennai