Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Lead NEC-based infrastructure projects, administering NEC PSC/ECC contracts, managing teams, procurement and supply chain, controlling cost/time with earned value and risk analysis, ensuring safety, stakeholder engagement, commissioning and post-project reviews, and supporting business development and staff coaching.

The NEC Project Manager oversees high-profile infrastructure developments, ensuring project delivery on time and budget while managing contracts and stakeholder relationships. Responsibilities include project planning, performance reporting, and mentoring junior staff, with a focus on health and safety compliance.

The Assistant Cost Manager supports the Commercial Manager in cost management and performance measurement, verifies supplier payments, and develops cost management procedures.

The Cost Manager will manage project costs, monitor budgets, administer contracts, and collaborate with teams to deliver project objectives while ensuring compliance and accuracy in financial reporting.

The Intermediate Cost Manager oversees project cost monitoring, contract administration, and financial forecasting, while collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure accurate reporting and delivery within budget.

Lead cost management and quantity surveying for major civil infrastructure projects across Ireland. Administer contracts, forecast and report costs, manage cashflow and change, negotiate final accounts, drive value engineering and improve budget accuracy while providing commercial guidance and leading teams.

Manage delivery of capital energy/utilities projects from design through construction and handover. Oversee budgets, schedules, project controls, multidisciplinary consultants, supply chain mobilisation, stakeholder management, commissioning, and close-out. Support bid preparation and help develop project management templates and business opportunities.

Lead client assessments and develop project controls and performance solutions for major projects and programmes. Responsibilities include analyzing findings, producing recommendations, facilitating workshops, tailoring methodologies and digital tools, supporting transformation initiatives, leading bids and proposals, engaging senior stakeholders, participating in marketing activities, and managing direct reports. The role requires project controls expertise across scheduling, cost, risk, change, performance reporting, PMO environments, and major infrastructure programmes, particularly in the defence sector.

Supports controls and performance advisory engagements for major infrastructure programmes. Responsibilities include assessing client environments, developing PMO and project-controls strategies, preparing reports, facilitating workshops with senior stakeholders, implementing digital solutions, supporting transformation adoption, contributing to bids and business development, and improving consulting methodologies. The role requires experience across schedule, cost, risk, change, or performance reporting within major capital projects, plus strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder-management skills.

Advise clients and project stakeholders on security requirements, controls, risk management, governance, assurance, supply chain security, and technical security for major capital programmes. Develop and review security frameworks and governance documents, interpret security schedules, and translate technical risks into actionable business guidance across sectors including life sciences, defence, datacentres, and critical national infrastructure.

The Associate Director will lead strategic procurement projects, manage teams, develop procurement services, and enhance client relationships in real estate and infrastructure sectors.

The role involves leading and managing commercial strategies for major infrastructure programmes, focusing on optimising performance and value through effective client engagement and procurement strategies.

The Trend and Change Manager oversees change governance and coordination, ensuring alignment with project objectives and effective change management processes across project lifecycles.

The Senior Project Manager acts as a client liaison for mechanical and utilities projects, focusing on project delivery, safety, scope, budget, and quality management.

The Senior Procurement Consultant will provide strategic procurement advice, manage procurement services for large projects, and support business development in a global consultancy environment.

The Project Controls Manager will lead teams in providing project controls services, ensuring effective performance management and delivering projects on time and within budget while fostering a collaborative environment.

The Contract Manager will oversee contract management for major projects, ensure compliance, manage risks, and support procurement strategies and client relationships.

Manage project controls for energy and infrastructure commissions, coordinating cost control, scheduling, risk management, reporting, and change control. The role requires anticipating client challenges, driving improvements, maintaining quality and performance standards, managing resources, mentoring team members, and collaborating with stakeholders across the business. Projects may cover nuclear, renewables, transmission and distribution, oil and gas, low-carbon energy, utilities, rail, roads, and aviation.

Lead end-to-end major bid management for high-value Energy and Natural Resources pursuits, from opportunity qualification through submission and client presentations. Own bid strategies and win themes, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, manage governance, budgets, timelines, and quality assurance, and support pricing discussions. Improve bid content and case studies, conduct win/loss analysis, maintain the opportunity pipeline, and build relationships with senior stakeholders and clients.

Advise clients on sponsoring and setting up major infrastructure projects, programmes, and portfolios. Responsibilities include defining strategic direction, managing stakeholders, developing business cases, securing funding, establishing governance, overseeing risk and change, ensuring compliance, improving efficiency, managing client relationships, supporting business development and bids, and leading multidisciplinary teams and internal advisory initiatives.