Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Lead business development and client relationships for corporate occupier clients across Northern Ireland and Ireland. Provide strategic and operational leadership for complex programmes and projects (office fit-outs, workplace transformation), manage financial and commercial performance, establish governance and risk controls, and develop high-performing multidisciplinary teams. Embed sustainability and ensure compliance with quality, health & safety and contract frameworks while supporting regional business strategy and growth.

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.

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 Cost Manager will oversee cost monitoring, forecasting, and managing contracts for infrastructure projects, ensuring project objectives and budgets are adhered to.

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.

The Associate Director will lead project controls efforts, analyze client environments, implement solutions, and manage client and team relationships.

Senior Consultant combining FM strategy and hands-on project delivery to optimise asset performance, compliance and operations. Responsibilities include FM strategy and operating model development, CAFM/IWMS procurement and optimisation, delivering technical FM and real estate projects, asset verification and compliance reviews, performance benchmarking, risk management, stakeholder engagement, and producing business cases and reports to drive measurable improvements and operational readiness.

Lead consents lifecycle for major infrastructure programmes (pre- and post-consent), manage client relationships, stakeholder engagement, consent strategies (DCO/TWAO/TCPA), bid development, mentor staff, deliver high-quality outputs on challenging timescales and identify business development opportunities.

Lead consents strategy and delivery for major infrastructure programmes across pre- and post-consent stages. Provide consents leadership, stakeholder engagement, environmental assessment input, bid development, client relationship management, mentoring and line management, and contribute to business development and internal methodology development.

Lead consents management and programme integration activities for major infrastructure projects. Deliver client outputs, design and run workshops, manage stakeholder relationships, prepare bids, mentor junior staff, and develop consents strategies across pre- to post-consent phases while supporting programme and project governance.

Lead and co-lead organisational design and effectiveness workstreams on complex transformation programmes. Design operating models, diagnose culture and change readiness, plan transitions and L&D, run facilitation and stakeholder engagement, prepare delivery artefacts, support proposals and business cases, coach junior staff, and ensure knowledge transfer and implementation support.

The Risk Manager supports risk management processes, facilitates risk workshops, maintains risk data, conducts assessments, and implements mitigation actions to ensure project delivery aligns with client objectives and quality standards.

Lead Project Management Commissions for complex projects, ensuring client objectives are met. Responsibilities include project governance, risk management, and stakeholder communication.

Develop and implement ISO31000-aligned risk management frameworks across programmes and projects. Perform quantitative risk analysis, use risk tools and dashboards, integrate risk with project controls (cost, schedule, change), and produce reports to support decision-making on Defence, Rail, Infrastructure and Digital/AI commissions.

Lead end-to-end delivery of major, complex capital programmes (£250m+), setting strategy and governance, managing multidisciplinary teams, cost/schedule/risk controls, commercial performance, stakeholder engagement, and benefits realisation.

Advise clients on project finance and business case development for Net Zero and decarbonisation programmes. Develop procurement and funding strategies, assess business challenges, design optimal solutions, present outputs, support multi-disciplinary teams, drive client relationships, contribute to bids and business generation, and share knowledge across the firm. Travel flexibility required.

Provide project finance and business-case advisory for major infrastructure and Net Zero programmes. Advise on funding/procurement strategies, develop business cases, support implementation, present outputs, work in multi-disciplinary teams, generate business opportunities, and share expertise across the firm. Travel flexibility and high client engagement required.