Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Lead large infrastructure projects under NEC contracts, managing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, stakeholders, supply chains, contractors, safety, commissioning, and project controls. The role includes contract administration, procurement strategy, performance reporting, quality management, team leadership, business development, financial oversight, and mentoring. Rail experience is advantageous, and responsibilities may include line management and compliance with applicable safety, regulatory, and SOX requirements.

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.

The Project Planner leads planning and scheduling for complex energy and natural resources projects. Responsibilities include creating and maintaining schedules, managing integrated master schedules, analyzing critical paths, float, risks, constraints, costs, changes, KPIs, and earned value management. The role supports project reporting, contract schedule submissions, progress reviews, recovery planning, stakeholder coordination, and mentoring of planning personnel while ensuring projects meet time, cost, scope, and quality objectives.

Leads end-to-end cost management and commercial service delivery for major or complex energy and natural resources commissions. Acts as the primary client interface, ensuring objectives are met through value-added cost management. Responsibilities include commission management, procurement and commercial management, contract model oversight, team leadership, and delivery across major programs and projects.

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

Lead project controls and performance consulting engagements for major infrastructure and capital programs. Assess client environments, develop recommendations, facilitate workshops, deploy tailored methodologies and digital solutions, and produce executive reports. Support business development, internal product development, marketing initiatives, and direct-report development while partnering with multidisciplinary teams and senior client stakeholders.

Manage project and programme risks across energy and nuclear-sector work packages. Responsibilities include designing risk processes, facilitating risk workshops, maintaining risk registers, assessing threats and opportunities, conducting quantitative cost and schedule risk analysis, implementing mitigation actions, producing risk reports, and coordinating with project controls teams, stakeholders, and supply-chain partners.

Leads consents management for major infrastructure programmes, covering pre- and post-consent activities, DCO, TWAO and planning processes. Responsibilities include consent strategy, environmental impact assessments, stakeholder engagement, approvals, client relationship management, bid development, internal methodology initiatives, mentoring and line management. The role also supports business development and provides strategic advisory and assurance across complex, multi-workstream projects.

Provides procurement strategy advice and end-to-end procurement services to public and private-sector clients on major projects and programmes. Responsibilities include tender preparation, contract development and award, stakeholder engagement, commercial strategy support, service development, and contribution to business targets and work-winning. The role offers mentoring, procurement training, professional development toward MCIPS, and opportunities to support sustainable, digital, renewable, and net-zero procurement initiatives.

Provides strategic procurement and contract advice for public and private sector clients. Leads or supports end-to-end procurement services, tender preparation, supplier engagement, contract negotiation, and award across major projects and programmes. Contributes to procurement strategy, business development, bids, proposals, sustainable procurement, digital procurement, renewables, and net-zero initiatives. Requires strong stakeholder management, commercial understanding, and the ability to lead teams and manage multiple activities.

Leads strategic procurement and contract advisory services for major public and private sector infrastructure and real estate clients. Responsibilities include managing end-to-end procurement projects, developing procurement strategies, leading consultants, managing client relationships, preparing bids, supporting business development, and expanding services in sustainable, digital, renewable, and net-zero procurement.

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.

Manage project and programme risks across major client initiatives by facilitating workshops, maintaining risk registers, conducting qualitative and quantitative analysis, producing risk reporting, and supporting governance. The role partners with project managers, controls teams, and senior stakeholders to improve decision-making, strengthen risk processes, and promote proactive risk management across defence, rail, infrastructure, digital, and AI programmes.

A 24-month graduate programme within Turner & Townsend’s UK Digital team, offering exposure to data analysis, business analysis, BIM, digital transformation, project controls, and related consulting services. Graduates will develop technical and commercial skills through structured training, client engagement, stakeholder management, data analysis, process improvement, and digital strategy work across infrastructure and real estate sectors.

Graduate procurement programme supporting strategic procurement, contract delivery, supply chain advisory, commercial strategy, contract drafting, and transformational procurement initiatives. The role provides exposure to infrastructure, real estate, energy, natural resources, and defence projects, alongside structured training and the opportunity to earn a CIPS diploma. Graduates will develop stakeholder management, consulting, analytical, data presentation, and client advisory skills while working primarily from an office and potentially travelling to client sites.

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 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 Risk Manager will support the team in managing project risks, facilitate workshops, maintain risk registers, and conduct Quantitative Risk Assessments. They will ensure client objectives are met, focusing on risk data accuracy and the implementation of mitigation actions.

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.

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.