Location
London, Battersea

Hours
The standard full-time working hours in the office are 8am-5pm with core working hours from 9am-4pm.

Salary
Competitive salary offered

About the Role
Berkeley Group builds homes and neighbourhoods across London, Birmingham and the South of England. We specialise in long-term brownfield regeneration, focusing on challenging and complex sites beyond the scope of conventional homebuilders. We create welcoming, sustainable and nature-rich places where communities thrive and people of all ages and backgrounds enjoy a great quality of life. Our collaborative approach involves working closely with councils and communities to unlock social, environmental, economic and commercial value that benefits all stakeholders. Our passion for quality and design underpins everything we do, with all Berkeley homes created with care, expertise and relentless attention to detail. As a Construction Planner, you will play a key role in planning and sequencing construction activities to ensure efficient project delivery on complex sites.

Benefits
25 days annual leave, increasing to 33 days with service
Health and wellbeing benefits including Private Medical Insurance
Lifestyle benefits including access to an online discount platform
Berkeley Foundation volunteer day
Private pension plan
Group life assurance

Experience
Proven construction build knowledge and experience
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings
Demonstrable understanding of construction sequence and logic
Proficient in Microsoft 365, with strong Excel skills including formulas and graphs
Experience with Asta Power Project or similar project planning software

About you
Detail-oriented and highly organized planner with the ability to manage complex construction schedules
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams
Proactive problem solver with a commitment to delivering high-quality outcomes

Qualifications
Relevant qualifications or training in construction planning or project management are desirable but not essential