Project Planner (Primavera P6 | NEC | Substation Projects – National Grid / SSEN / SPEN) – Penrhos, Bangor, Gwynedd
Permanent opportunity for an experienced Project Planner to lead programme development and controls on the Penrhos Substation project in Bangor, working under NEC contracts. Candidates must have proven experience delivering substation projects for National Grid, SSEN or SPEN.
We are hiring a Project Planner for a permanent role supporting a major substation infrastructure project in Penrhos (Bangor, Gwynedd). This is a strategic role within the UK energy sector, ideal for planners with strong Primavera P6 capability and a background in high-voltage substation delivery for National Grid, Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN), or SP Energy Networks (SPEN).
Key Responsibilities:
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Develop, manage and optimise detailed project schedules using Primavera P6
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Track progress, critical paths and key milestones to ensure programme delivery
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Interface with engineering, construction and commercial teams to support accurate forecasting
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Conduct risk analysis and implement mitigation strategies
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Ensure planning activities are aligned with NEC contract requirements and client governance
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Provide regular reporting to stakeholders and project leadership teams
Essential Requirements:
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Strong background as a Project Planner on substation or high-voltage transmission projects
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Demonstrable experience working on National Grid, SSEN or SPEN schemes (essential)
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Proficiency in Primavera P6
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Experience working under NEC contracts
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Excellent analytical and communication skills
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Ability to work on-site at Penrhos Substation, Bangor, Gwynedd
What’s on Offer:
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Permanent role with a secure pipeline of future works
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Competitive salary and package
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Opportunity to work on a flagship UK infrastructure programme
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Career development within a tier-one energy and utilities environment
📧 Apply today if you are a Project Planner with Primavera P6 and NEC contract expertise who has delivered substation projects for National Grid, SSEN or SPEN and is ready to play a key role in the UK’s energy transition