Scheduler IV (P6) Los Angeles Southwest College | MAAS Companies

The Work LACCD's BuildLACCD bond program is one of the largest active capital construction programs in California. At Los Angeles Southwest College, active projects require a senior scheduler who can build, maintain, and defend project schedules at a program level, not just track dates on a spreadsheet. As Scheduler IV, you own the schedule. You develop project schedules, review contractor submissions for contract conformance, perform time impact analyses on delays and claims, participate in change order negotiations, and present findings to management for decision making. You work across design and construction phases, perform cost analysis, and prepare cost‑loaded schedules to support cash flow projections. You will work across multiple sites and report directly into the PMO. What You'll Own Development and coordination of project schedules based on defined project execution philosophies Contractor schedule reviews for contract conformance and quality assurance Time impact analysis on project delays and potential claims Critical path and earned value analysis Evaluation of change orders and amendments for budget and schedule impact Participation in change order negotiations Weekly and monthly contractor schedule progress review with narrative findings presented to management Review and evaluation of contractor recovery schedules Cost analysis in support of design and construction phases Cost‑loaded schedule preparation to support cash flow projections Actual expenditure versus budget performance analysis Site visits for progress reporting across multiple campuses Requirements What You Bring 10+ years of experience in project or program scheduling on large construction programs. You have specific programs, project values, and your role clearly listed on your resume. "Large" means multi‑project capital programs, not single building projects. Advanced Primavera P6 proficiency. You build schedules from scratch, run critical path analysis, perform TIA, and produce reports that hold up in a claims environment. Not intermediate. Not "familiar with." Advanced. Time impact analysis experience on real claims. You have done this in a disputed context where the outcome had financial consequences. You know the methodology, you know the documentation requirements, and you know how to defend your analysis. Change order and claims experience. You have sat in negotiations with contractors and supported the owner's position with schedule data. You know how to quantify delay and you know when a contractor's TIA does not hold up. Cost engineering knowledge. You understand earned value, cost‑loaded schedules, and cash flow projections. You are not just a scheduler who touches cost data occasionally. Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, Business Administration, or related field (additional experience may substitute on a year‑for‑year basis) Benefits Compensation: $165,000 - $182,000 annually, depending on experience Health, dental, vision (low‑cost) 401(k) with employer match 3 weeks PTO ESOP ownership benefit (provided at no cost) #J-18808-Ljbffr MAAS Companies