What are the responsibilities and job description for the TAR Planner - Memphis, TN position at Burrow Global, LLC?
Burrow Global has an immediate need for a Turnaround Planner for a chemical plant in Memphis, TN.
This position will start in November 2026 and last through Nov 2027.
The TAR planner is a member of the TAR Management Team responsible for all assigned TAR planning using MS Excel and Primavera P6 .
40 hours per week on 9/80 or 5/8’s schedule prior to the turnaround then 7/12’s during the turnaround.
The primary function of this role is to ensure that turnaround planning is prepared and executed in a manner that meets the site's turnaround objectives.
Key Responsibilities
(Pre-Overhaul)
Candidates should hold an associate or bachelor’s degree and have at least 7 years of experience as a TAR planner working on Petrochemical or Oil and Gas EPC projects.
This position will start in November 2026 and last through Nov 2027.
The TAR planner is a member of the TAR Management Team responsible for all assigned TAR planning using MS Excel and Primavera P6 .
40 hours per week on 9/80 or 5/8’s schedule prior to the turnaround then 7/12’s during the turnaround.
The primary function of this role is to ensure that turnaround planning is prepared and executed in a manner that meets the site's turnaround objectives.
Key Responsibilities
(Pre-Overhaul)
- Prepare job plans for all work in assigned area using, materials request, contractor instructions
- Attach all relevant documentation to the plan, including
- Drawings
- Photos
- Test procedures
- Cleaning procedures
- Validate job plans as part of the validation team
- Prepare workbooks for all supervisors in assigned area with copies of all paperwork needed
- Work with all foremen to assist work familiarization
- Work with schedulers and estimators and area planners to develop framework for the turnaround project and schedule.
- Attend daily meetings to understand new work for their area
- Ensure that work is planned and passed to scheduler for adding to the schedule
- Monitor material availability to allow management of work
- Work with foremen to identify changes needed on regular job plans and make the changes for future re-use
- Ensure seamless handoff of work from trades to QA/QC and then to Operations
- Review work is being performed in plant in accordance with job plans in conjunction with foreman
- Ensure all job packs are properly closed out
Candidates should hold an associate or bachelor’s degree and have at least 7 years of experience as a TAR planner working on Petrochemical or Oil and Gas EPC projects.