Project Planning Management Director

• Take full responsibility for the overall project schedule management, establishing project schedule control systems and management policies. • Organize and compile the project master control schedule, design schedule, procurement schedule, construction schedule, professional subcontracting schedule, and commissioning/handover schedule. • Coordinate design deliverables, long-lead equipment procurement, themed packaging detailing, factory prefabrication, on-site construction, and the commissioning and trial operation of ride and amusement equipment. • Organize critical path analysis, milestone control, resource load analysis, and schedule risk identification; formulate schedule recovery and catch-up plans. • Regularly organize project scheduling coordination meetings, track the schedule completion of various departments and subcontractors, analyze deviations between actual progress and the baseline schedule. • Establish progress reporting, early warning, assessment, and claim/extension mechanisms; report key milestones, delay risks, and resource requirements to the project management team. • Coordinate with the client, design units, procurement departments, construction teams, and suppliers to drive the project to be completed according to the contract schedule. • Bachelor's degree or above in Engineering Management, Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, or related majors. • 10+ years of experience in large-scale engineering project planning management, with at least 3 years of experience leading a planning management team. • Experience in large-scale cultural tourism projects, complexes, airports, stadiums, or other complex large-scale engineering projects is preferred. • Proficient in Primavara P6, Microsoft Project, and Excel; capable of independently compiling and analyzing comprehensive schedules. • Familiar with critical path method, schedule baseline, resource planning, schedule reporting, and delay analysis. • Experience in multi-disciplinary concurrent construction, design-procurement-construction coordination, and subcontract schedule control. • English can be used as a working language; able to host English planning meetings, compile progress reports in English, and conduct delay analysis reporting.