Become a Scheduling, Supervision & Coordination Planner

You’ve often been told that you’re a born organiser. You are known for your analytical thinking and deductive skills.

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In short

You’ve often been told that you’re a born organiser. You are known for your analytical thinking and deductive skills.

At this stage, we could say that you have a healthy mind in a healthy body, because in this job you stand out for your calm, your rigour and a penchant for things being neat and tidy. This allows you to see further ahead and anticipate possible deviations or failures, because you detest unpredictability in this area.

In any case, at Scalian, a project team can always count on our Scheduling, Supervision & Coordination Planners! They know how to think things through methodically, because time taken now is time saved later.

They are champions at setting up an organisation, defining methods, allocating resources, monitoring deadlines, and deploying and coordinating. If people say they know a project will succeed if you are involved, then start planning your arrival at Scalian right now

… after you’ve checked what our experts have to say.

They tell us…

What they like

  • As a Scheduling, Supervision & Coordination Planner, we need to support others, but always remain in control of our work. I especially like this aspect of my job. 

What they like less

  • When deadlines arrive too quickly! 

What always surprises them

  • It’s amazing what you can achieve with a work schedule!

What they recommend to “newbies”

  • In this job, 80% of the work is interaction: communicating with teams is essential. 

To be part of the band, you need:

  • As well as commitment, the ideal candidate should enjoy solving sometimes complex problems. 
  • Organisation and rigour!