Stand Out with the PSP Certification

Looking to advance your career in project planning and controls? The Planning & Scheduling Professional (PSP) credential demonstrates your expertise in developing, monitoring, and analyzing project schedules to keep projects on track and within scope. PSPs apply established planning and scheduling practices, as outlined in AACE’s Recommended Practice 14R-90: Required Skills and Knowledge of Planning and Scheduling, to support informed decision-making and improve project outcomes.

Becoming PSP certified demonstrates your ability to deliver reliable schedule analysis and communicate project plans effectively - strengthening your professional credibility and career opportunities.

Featured PSP Job Opportunities

• Lead Project Scheduler: Foth - United States: Green Bay, Wisconsin (Hybrid: $90,000 - $125,000)
• Principal Claims Consultant: ARCADIS - United States: Los Angeles, California (Hybrid: $130,000 - $200,000)
• Scheduler - Contract Solutions Division: ARCADIS - United States: Los Angeles, California (Hybrid: $66,000 - $100,000)
• Scheduling Manager: Thompson Thrift - United States: Terre Haute, Indiana
• Senior Cost Estimator: Michigan State University - United States: East Lansing, Michigan (Hybrid: $96,400 - $117,800) - CCP, CEP, EVP, PSP, or PRMP preferred

Job Alerts

• HVDC Mechanical Design Engineer: Manitoba Hydro - Canada: Winnipeg, Manitoba (Hybrid: $98,380 - $134,784)
• HVDC Design Engineer: Manitoba Hydro - Canada: Winnipeg, Manitoba (Hybrid: $98,380 - $134,784)
• Senior Cost Estimate Engineer: FortisBC - Canada: Surrey, British Columbia ($108,900 - $128,100)

Internship

• Metro College Intern Program - Infrastructure Engineers: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority - United States: Washington, District of Columbia

Know your value. AACE members receive free access to the salary survey, providing trusted compensation benchmarks by role, location, certification, and experience.

Taking an active role in your professional development, including involvement with AACE, can pay off. Check out these highlights from the salary survey:

• AACE members average $24,000 more than non-members.
• AACE certification earns on average $18,000 more than without.
• Those who have attended an AACE Conference & Expo earn $17,000 more than those who have not.