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      <description>Location: London | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Planner - Transportation You will help major infrastructure projects move from ambition to achievable delivery.  Your schedules will give project teams a clear view of what needs to happen, when it needs to happen and where delivery could be put at risk. By connecting design, engineering, procurement and construction activities, you will help teams make better decisions before delays become problems.  You will bring structure to complex programmes, challenge unclear assumptions and turn large volumes of project information into plans that people can understand and act on.  Your insight will support project leaders and clients to manage dependencies, understand the critical path, assess the effect of change and maintain confidence in delivery.  Whether you are already an experienced planner or have developed strong scheduling skills through project management or engineering, your ability to understand how projects come together will make a visible difference. About the opportunity  This is an opportunity to influence how complex infrastructure projects are delivered, not simply report against a schedule. You will build and challenge integrated programmes, identify dependencies and e...</description>
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