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The Clark County Department of Aviation is a prominent governmental agency responsible for managing and operating multiple airport facilities within Clark County, Nevada. This department plays a critical role in ensuring the safe, efficient, and effective operation of the county's aviation infrastructure. As a key player in transportation management, it oversees various aspects such as airport planning, maintenance, asset management, security, and customer service enhancements. By prioritizing operational excellence and compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, the Department of Aviation supports the region's economic growth and connectivity for both travelers and businesses. The Department of Aviation serves a diverse community including daily commuters, international tourists, airline operators, freight companies, and local businesses. It is committed to maintaining high standards for safety, infrastructure quality, and customer satisfaction. The department has a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and responsive community engagement, ensuring that the aviation facilities adapt to evolving technological standards and environmental considerations. The Airport Project Planner/Scheduler position within the Clark County Department of Aviation is a vital role focusing on asset management, project planning, and work assessment across various airport facilities. The individual in this role is responsible for coordinating and scheduling installation, maintenance, repair, and construction projects with multiple cross-functional teams. This includes managing the lifecycle of multiple projects, ensuring effective labor utilization, and maintaining job plan libraries that support maintenance work orders. The position demands excellent organizational skills and an ability to work collaboratively across different departments to meet operational goals. This role handles substantial responsibilities, including conducting site visits to assess work feasibility, preparing detailed labor and materials estimates, and prioritizing job plans based on operational needs and resource availability. The Project Planner/Scheduler also plays a key part in recommending facility improvements and implementing cost reduction strategies. Using sophisticated computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS), the position tracks job plans, safety protocols, and maintenance schedules to optimize workflow and compliance. Working conditions for this role may include evening, night, weekend, and holiday shifts, especially in emergency situations. The planner may also be required to work outdoors in various weather conditions and in construction environments involving noise, dust, and fumes. Besides technical expertise, the position requires adherence to strict regulatory standards such as OSHA, ADA, and fire codes, ensuring workplace safety and regulatory compliance. Candidates must possess a valid Class C Nevada Driver's License and be legally authorized to work in the United States, including clearance through pre-employment drug testing and extensive background checks mandated by the Transportation Security Administration and other security agencies. Residency within Clark County and compliance with local motor vehicle laws are mandatory for permanent employees. Overall, the Airport Project Planner/Scheduler position offers a challenging and rewarding opportunity for professionals with experience in construction management, engineering, or facility maintenance trades who are looking to contribute to a dynamic aviation environment. This role supports the department's mission to maintain robust, safe, and efficient airport operations critical to regional development and public service.

• valid class c nevada driver's license at time of appointment
• ability to work evening, night, weekend and holiday shifts
• willingness to work extended shifts or be called back in emergencies
• ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions
• ability to work in construction environments involving dust, noise, and fumes
• must pass pre-employment drug testing
• legal authorization to work in the united states
• permanent residency within clark county and compliance with local motor vehicle registration and driver's license laws within 90 days of employment
• completion of education and experience background investigations
• fingerprint-based criminal history record check
• ability to be granted a transportation security administration badge
• ten-year employment and five-year residency history for customs and border protection security seal
• presentation of two original government issued identifications upon job offer acceptance