At Metlen Energy & Metals, we are catalysts for a sustainable future, leading the green energy transition with innovative solutions while being a reference point for competitive green metallurgy. Our global presence covers two business Sectors: Energy and Metallurgy. With a consolidated yearly turnover of €6.3 billion and a workforce of over 5,500 dedicated individuals, we fuel success through cutting-edge technology and diverse talent.

We are committed to embracing new state-of-the-art technologies and advancements, propelling us towards a cleaner, brighter tomorrow. Our positive footprint extends across five continents, leaving a lasting impact. We foster a culture of resilience, challenge, respect, excellence,andchange, empowering our diverse workforce to achieve remarkable outcomes.

We're currently looking for a Project Scheduler to join our M Renewables team in Italy in our Milan offices.

Your role will encompass
- Creating, maintaining and monitoring construction schedules and plans to ensure that deadlines are met




- Liasing with managers and engineers to discuss the progress of the project and address any issues that arise
- Producing progress reports and forecasts for teams members, client and stakholders as directored by Project Manager and Director
- Identifying shortcomings and advise on action plans on cost reduction efforts
- Producing tender plans to support bids
- Activities related to planning, reporting and monitoring according to execution and development pipeline

What you bring to the role
- 2+ previous working experience as plannerwithin the construction industry
- High attention to details
- Excellent IT skills and relevant knowledge of MS Project
- knowledge of Primavera P6 would be a plus
- Methodological approach
- Italiand and English knowledge

Compensation & Contractual Framework

The starting gross annual salary (RAL) for this position is €35,100, based on objective and gender-neutral criteria.
Applicable CCNL: MetalmeccanicoCNA Level

📌 Project Planner (Milano)
🏢 Metlen
📍 Milano