Master Scheduler (Canberra)

Master Scheduler (Canberra)

10 Sep
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Compas PTY
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Canberra

10 Sep

Compas PTY

Canberra

Master Scheduler | Resource Planning & Scheduling

Design and implement an integrated master scheduling and resource management framework supporting complex government security infrastructure delivery. This Canberra-based role will focus on resource planning, capacity forecasting, scenario modelling and sustainable scheduling practices.

Location: Canberra, ACT
Contract Duration: Contracted until 31 January, with 2 potential 6-month extension options
Security Clearance Requirement: NV2
Closing Date: Monday 21 September 2026 – 10am (Canberra time)

Essential Tasks

- Design and implement an integrated resource planning and master scheduling framework.
- Develop integrated, resource-loaded schedules across projects, maintenance and operational work.
- Assess workforce capacity, forecast resource demand and identify constraints and bottlenecks.




- Model delivery scenarios, provide decision-support reporting and develop handover documentation.

Key Criteria

- Demonstrated experience establishing complex master schedules for large programs.
- Advanced expertise with Microsoft Project or equivalent enterprise scheduling tools.
- Strong workforce planning, resource management, forecasting and capacity analysis expertise.
- Advanced analytical and scenario modelling skills in complex, highly regulated environments.

YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE TREATED WITH THE STRICTEST CONFIDENCE

Due to the nature of this workplace, candidates must hold a current NV2 clearance.

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📌 Master Scheduler (Canberra)
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