Seaspan
Planner - 12 Month Limited Term Employment (Finance)
This position prepares all production work instructions ensuring all relevant standards are incorporated (C-23 SUB SAFE / ISO / NES / SSPC...). Preparing estimates and plans requires a high level of attention to detail, accuracy, and the ability to work under tight time constraints. This role serves a key function by coordinating and controlling all work that is issued to the Production team during the project. Prepares estimates for work arising during the project and prepares plans that incorporate all Shipyard and customer requirements. The position is managed by and receives guidance from a Senior Project Controller, Victoria Shipyards.
Note: This position qualifies for an optional hybrid work schedule after 90 days of onsite work and onboarding. Employee will be subject to the terms of the Flexible Work Policy Agreement. This is a 12-month limited term employment with eligible benefits and 3 weeks' vacation.
What you'll do
Internal Communications:
This position's focus is electrical system repair of the Victoria Class Submarines. The successful candidate will communicate with Senior Planner, Production Zone Managers, Production Coordinators, Trade Foremen, and charge-hands, to gather information required for preparing the estimates and writing plans. They will ensure compliance with the requirements of the specification, clarifies specification details, raise concerns with specification requirements, and discuss estimates with the relevant Senior Planner prior to submission.
External Communications:
Externally, this role communicates with Babcock International Project Leads, On-site Management Team representatives (OSMT), Department of Defense Quality Assurance Representatives (DND QAR), Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM's), sub-contractors, regulatory and independent surveyors, and consultants, to solicit information required for estimate preparation and plan writing.
The Planner, 12 Month Limited-Term communicates with the customer representatives and Project Managers throughout the bid process, after the contract is awarded, and during vessel refits to ensure clear understanding of the scope of work, and to identify other potential work arising from the project.
The following are all tasks associated with the role