Analyse project information regarding delivery.Prepare accurate planning and programmes for large scale construction projects.In this role you will be responsible for the development of programmes for our New Business / Project teams, the implementation and status reporting of programmes on live projects, communicating programme performance to senior management coupled with the implementation of planning standards and training. We are seeking applications from experienced Construction Planners / Project Planners who have solid & proven experience working in the construction industry. We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Construction Planner to be based in our Perth Head Office and/or Project Offices working across New Business & Live Projects. Multiplex is currently delivering several iconic projects in WA. It’s the fastest way to get the knowledge and understanding you need to keep your organization compliant without overbuying.Multiplex is a leading global contractor responsible for creating complex landmark buildings and infrastructure projects.Įstablished in 1962, our work to date comprises more than 1000 projects, and the financial stability and global relationships of our parent company Brookfield continues to drive our growth today. You can request your complimentary copy here: Or, if you want to quickly get up-to-speed on all the current Microsoft licensing rules, consider our fantastic two-day Microsoft Licensing Boot Camp. We’ve prepared an incredibly useful guide to help you understand Microsoft CALs and how they impact your Microsoft licensing costs and compliance position. The only sure way to avoid compliance mistakes like the multiplexing trap is to educate yourself. For example, an organization that integrates their on-premises directories or databases with Microsoft-hosted services could end up needing many more User Subscription Licenses (USLs), which an organization’s employees need to access Microsoft-hosted cloud services like Office 365, than they expect because on-premises users are indirectly accessing online services through the on-premises system. Microsoft online services customers are not immune to the multiplexing trap. In that case, the organization needs Project Server CALs for all employees that use the ERP system, even if they never use Project Server directly. This means that integrating two systems can obligate an organization to buy many more CALs than they might expect.įor example, an organization might synchronize cost and timesheet data between its enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and Microsoft’s Project Server, a project management server application.
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