The energy sector is evolving at pace, driven by increasing energy demand, ambitious decarbonisation targets, regulatory change and advances in technology. As the UK accelerates its energy transition, we are expanding our industry-leading Energy team and are looking for a talentedProject Controls Professionals experienced with P6 to help shape and deliver some of the country's most significant energy infrastructure projects.This is an exciting opportunity to work across a diverse portfolio of projects and technical disciplines, supporting clients nationwide on schemes including HVDC and interconnector developments, offshore and onshore wind projects, substations, overhead lines, geotechnical solutions, protection and control systems, LVAC, FEED studies, refurbishment programmes, connection schemes and major new-build infrastructure.Joining Stantec means becoming part of a collaborative and growing team that is delivering innovative, sustainable solutions to some of the industry's biggest challenges. With ambitious growth plans and a strong project pipeline,



you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the UK's net zero ambitions while developing your own career.About the RoleAs a P6 Planner, you will play a key role in the successful planning and delivery of transmission and distribution projects across all stages of the project lifecycle, from early development and design through to construction and delivery.Working closely with project managers, design teams, contractors and clients, you will develop and maintain detailed project programmes, integrate subcontractor schedules, manage programme updates and changes, and provide critical planning insight to support project decision-making. You will monitor progress against agreed baselines, identify risks and delays, and ensure accurate reporting of programme performance.You will also evaluate contractor programme submissions, review compensation events and impacted programmes, and develop mitigati

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