Planning Engineer
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Jamub Group of Companies is hiring a Planning Engineer in Abuja (FCT), Nigeria. The role focuses on developing resource-loaded construction programmes, tracking site progress against baselines, and producing progress dashboards and variance analysis for road and infrastructure projects. The position sits within the company’s Architecture, Engineering & Construction division.
- Role based in Abuja (FCT)
- Focus on construction planning and scheduling
- Involves progress tracking and variance reporting
- Part of a diversified Nigerian conglomerate
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Planning Engineer at Jamub Group of Companies
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Sep 25, 2026, 1:04 PM
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Jamub Group of Companies is a diversified Nigerian conglomerate with active operations in construction, engineering, fintech, Oil & Gas, Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), and agribusiness. Our Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) division manages a growing portfolio of residential estates, institutional buildings, industrial parks, and road infrastructure projects across multiple states.
We are recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: Planning Engineer
Location: Abuja (FCT)
Key Accountabilities
- Workplan Development & Project Scheduling:
- Expected Result
- :
- The project has a realistic, resource-loaded workplan aligned to design, BOQ and site conditions that provides a reliable basis for execution and control.
- Translate design, BOQ and specification information into a resource-loaded schedule, aligning manpower, plant and materials to programme milestones.
- Secure Project Manager/PMO sign-off on the baseline programme before issue.
- Develop and issue the baseline construction programme (WBS to activity level) covering all road construction phases earthworks, sub-base, base course, drainage, structures and surfacing.
- Sequence activities logically, reflecting realistic productivity rates, weather/seasonal constraints and site access.
- Update and reissue the programme whenever scope, design or site conditions materially change.
- Targets:
- Programme reflects current approved scope/design — 100%
- Baseline programme issued and approved before mobilisation — 100%
- Programme revisions issued following an approved change — Within 3 working days
- Progress Monitoring, Tracking & Execution:
- Expected Result: Actual site progress is tracked accurately and continuously against the approved programme, giving management a reliable, real-time picture of project status.
- Maintain an accurate, current master schedule at all times.
- Verify reported progress against physical site conditions before issuing updates.
- Track daily/weekly site progress against the baseline and working programme.
- Conduct 2–4 week rolling look-ahead planning to drive short-interval execution on site.
- Produce S-curves, progress dashboards and variance analysis comparing planned versus actual progress.
- Targets:
- Variance between reported and verified site progress — Less than 5%
- Weekly/monthly progress reports issued within agreed cutoff — Within 24 hours
- Look-ahead activities completed as scheduled — At least 85%
- Site Coordination & Resource Alignment:
- Expected Result
- :
- Materials, manpower and equipment are mobilised ahead of programme need dates, and planning is fully integrated with site execution.
- Attend site progress and management meetings, providing technical planning input.
- Flag resource-driven schedule risks before they affect the critical path.
- Coordinate with procurement, stores and site teams to ensure resources are available ahead of scheduled activities.
- Work with Site/Project Managers to translate the programme into practical daily/weekly work orders.
- Targets:
- Scheduled planning/site coordination meetings attended — 100%
- Resource-driven delays attributable to late planning input — Zero
- Delay Identification, Escalation & Recovery Planning:
- Targets:
- Schedule risks flagged ahead of critical path impact — At least 2 weeks' notice
- Unresolved critical delays without escalation — Zero
- Recovery plan issued after a confirmed delay — Within 3 working days
- Expected Result: Schedule risks and delays are identified early, escalated promptly, and addressed through realistic recovery plans that protect the overall completion date.
- Continuously monitor the critical path and identify activities at risk of slippage.
- Escalate schedule risks and delays that may affect overall project completion.
- Investigate root causes of delay in coordination with Site/Project Managers.
- Develop and issue recovery/mitigation plans for confirmed delays.
- Reporting, Documentation & Programme Control:
- Targets
- Planning records maintained and retrievable — 100%
- Programme updates version-controlled and approved before reissue — 100%
- Monthly S-curve/variance report issued — By agreed date, error-free
- Expected Result: Programme documentation is accurate, current and properly controlled, giving management and clients confidence in reported project status.
- Maintain full version control and approval trail for all programme issues and revisions.
- Support cost/time impact assessment of variations, delays and change orders.
- Maintain organised records of planning data, productivity rates and lessons learned for future projects.
- Prepare and issue accurate progress and variance reports to management and, where required, client/consultant teams.
- Schedule Projection Accuracy & Accountability:
- Expected Result: The Planning Engineer holds full, direct accountability for the accuracy and reliability of the project's schedule projection from baseline to completion; projections are realistic, defensible and current at all times.
- Immediately disclose and correct any identified projection error, however it arose.
- Own the end-to-end integrity of the project's time projection, ensuring it reflects true site status at every reporting cycle.
- Proactively verify projections against actual progress rather than relying on assumed rates or unconfirmed inputs.
- Treat any projection failure — an inaccurate, outdated or undisclosed projection — as a critical planning lapse requiring immediate correction.
- Targets:
- Projection accuracy verified against actual site progress — Every reporting cycle
- Identified projection errors corrected from detection — Within 48 hours.
- Unexplained or undisclosed projection failure — Zero tolerance
- How to Apply
- Interested and qualified candidates should send their updated CV to:
- jobs@jamubgroup.com
- using “Planning Engineer” as the subject of the email.
- Application Deadline:
- 10th October, 2026.
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