Turner & Townsend

Project Manager

• Provide comprehensive data collection, analysis, project coordination, administrative and sales support to the cultural projects team
• Manage schedules, workflows, tools, and communication platforms across a wide range of planning and consulting projects
• Assist in data collection, research tasks, and preparation of project documentation
• Support the activities and priorities of the teams, including coordination of meetings, deliverables, and communications

Assistant Project Manager – Project Coordinator, Cultural Projects

• Manage stakeholders including architects, engineers, and supply chains to deliver compliant projects.
• Analyze, track, and effectively manage critical milestone activities to avoid schedule slips.
• Verify that effective project governance, processes, and systems are utilized.
• Ensure application of best practice on all projects.
• Production of formal project status reports and other reports as required
• Monitor the progress of multiple construction projects simultaneously to ensure that the approved design standards are applied correctly.
• Manage the interface between all suppliers through monthly trackers and weekly reviews
• Manage the flow of project information between the project team through regular meetings and written communications.
• Forecast and update key project milestones and budget.
• Manage and monitor local design teams in accordance with commission criteria
• Provide technical support to owners, architects, general contractors and regional stakeholders
• Rapid response to RFIs from the field
• Provide expertise for cost control, value engineering, and constructability guidance where required
• Independent review of status reports, drawing submittals, timelines, and costs from architects, contractors and suppliers.
• Client management – assist in developing excellent working relationships with Clients, with a view towards maximizing new opportunities.
• Strategic Thinking - provides advice to project teams on approaches that can be adopted to successfully achieve both clients’ objectives and business objectives.
• Knowledge management – ensure that key information and learnings generated from each project are captured.
• Process improvement – Identify ways to improve internal systems and processes.
• Lead end-to-end HVAC project delivery for retail and corporate environments, including planning, scheduling, scoping, and coordinating field activities.
• Manage installation, upgrades, commissioning, and optimization of HVAC systems to meet stringent performance, comfort, and energy-efficiency requirements.
• Oversee mechanical contractors, engineers, and service partners. Review proposals, negotiate scopes, validate work quality, and ensure adherence to project specifications.
• Collaborate with facilities, real estate, construction, retail operations, and environmental health & safety teams to ensure HVAC solutions meet operational needs.
• Maintain detailed project schedules and milestones, ensuring all deliverables are met on time while proactively identifying and resolving delays.
• Ensure all HVAC work complies with local building codes, safety regulations, sustainability standards, and internal design guidelines.
• Conduct site visits to verify installation quality, system performance, and adherence to engineering specifications.

Senior Project Manager – Retail Construction

• Manage stakeholders including architects, engineers, and supply chains.
• Analyze, track, and manage critical milestone activities.
• Verify effective project governance, processes, and systems.
• Monitor progress of multiple construction projects.
• Maintain project schedules and budget.

Manager

• Develop and maintain detailed cost plans and estimates through design and delivery phases, leveraging industry benchmarks and technical documentation.
• Produce and present monthly cost reports, executive summaries, and funding data to stakeholders.
• Coordinate all sources of cost information (design teams, GC, subs, vendor quotes) for robust cost validation and auditing.
• Compile built cost records for benchmarking and continuous improvement.
• Lead procurement strategy development, contractor/subcontractor pricing reviews, scope validation, and commercial negotiations to drive fair contract prices.
• Manage final accounts and ensure timely agreement.
• Own change control throughout the lifecycle: review, estimate, negotiate, and reconcile change orders; manage post‑contract cost variances.
• Support cost risk analysis, scenario planning, contingency management, and commitment tracking.
• Ensure robust cost control systems, including Earned Value Management (EVM) where applicable.
• Integrate cost with schedule and scope, coordinating closely with project controls/scheduling teams.
• Inform and drive engineering priorities based on cost impact; lead value engineering (VE) initiatives and cost optimization strategies.
• Monitor market trends (escalation, labor availability, material pricing) and provide timely insights.
• Act as the primary client interface, ensuring objectives are met and service excellence is delivered.
• Prepare and present executive‑level updates, written comments on GC submissions, and cost estimate updates.
• Ensure adherence to internal Business Management Systems and company delivery methodologies.
• Mentor and coach junior team members; foster a high‑performance, one‑business culture.
• Demonstrate excellence in financial management (margin tracking, monthly fee/resource forecasts) across commissions.

Senior Cost/Quantity Surveyor Manager – Data Center Construction

• Strong leadership skills, experience leading a project management team, ensuring they deliver on all accountabilities.
• Lead communications with the client and oversight of project management team services.
• Lead research related to construction market conditions, including analysis of official published data.
• Produce thought leadership reports providing valuable insights to the construction market.
• Lead the strategic and operational management of Project Management Services in a variety of sectors, including resource planning and management, financial management, business generation and training and development.
• Set a clear strategy and ambition with the team in line with our Business Plan.
• Grow and develop exceptional people, promoting a culture of learning, respect and inclusivity.
• Knowledge management – Ensure that key information and learning generated from each commission is inputted into internal databases and shared.
• Process improvement – Identify and act upon ways to improve internal systems and processes.
• Quality Control – Ensure compliance with quality standards and participation in ISO audits.
• Develop priority plans including risk mitigation through internal tools, make performance measurements via Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and appraisal documents, management controls and critical success factors based on company goals.
• Undertake internal BMS audits, and coordinate and represent the office for external audits undertaken by the external certification authority.
• Develop a detailed understanding of the market, acting as a brand ambassador and creating a pipeline of opportunity with existing and new clients.
• Identify and act upon cross-selling opportunities.
• Participate in meetings with Senior leadership, Directors and staff and prepare and deliver presentations.
• Financial Management – Using internal software, track ongoing revenue, margin levels and monthly fees and resource requirements for each commission.
• Preparation of proposals/RFP responses for new clients/projects.

Associate Director, Project Management – Life Sciences

• Provide senior leadership across utility‑related scopes, ensuring alignment with overall program objectives, budget, and schedule.
• Direct multidisciplinary teams delivering high‑capacity utility connections, redundant power feeds, and critical electrical infrastructure.
• Serve as the primary interface with utility providers, major contractors, and senior stakeholders.
• Oversee governance, reporting, and risk management processes for utility workstreams.
• Lead planning and execution of major power infrastructure for a multi‑phase data center development.
• Guide coordination on diversified power feeds, high‑volume utility capacity, UPS redundancy strategies, and backup generation systems.
• Provide oversight for works related to fuel storage, emergency continuity measures, and resilience planning.
• Manage delivery challenges, technical interfaces, and regulatory considerations associated with high‑demand power systems.
• Support procurement and commercial strategies related to long‑lead electrical equipment, utility packages, and mission‑critical MEP systems.
• Oversee financial performance, cost forecasting, and contract administration for utility‑related scopes.
• Evaluate changes, commercial risk, and value opportunities across the infrastructure program.
• Engage at senior levels with project sponsors, utility companies, design partners, and delivery teams.
• Present program updates, risk assessments, and utility‑specific reporting to executive stakeholders.
• Ensure compliance with industry standards, safety requirements, and client governance procedures.

Lead Utility Infrastructure Manager – Data Center Construction

• Support delivery of high‑voltage substation and transmission‑level infrastructure required for large‑scale data center developments.
• Coordinate closely with utility providers on power delivery schedules, grid connections, and long‑lead equipment.
• Oversee construction interfaces related to high‑capacity electrical systems and transmission upgrades.
• Manage installation of major power systems, modular infrastructure components, and backup generation.
• Coordinate multi‑phase construction activities across large campuses with significant utility, water, and sewer improvements.
• Monitor fast‑track construction activities tied to power delivery, site utilities, and building infrastructure.
• Collaborate with design teams, contractors, and utility partners across all delivery phases.
• Support schedule development, risk identification, reporting, and interface management for utility‑related scopes.
• Ensure compliance with permitting, environmental requirements, and local authority processes.
• Provide on‑site oversight for utility and infrastructure construction activities.
• Drive safety leadership and ensure adherence to all health and safety standards.
• Support resolution of technical challenges and ensure quality across all project stages.

Senior Utility Infrastructure Manager – Data Center Construction

• Support delivery of major electrical utility infrastructure required for large-scale data center developments.
• Coordinate with external partners involved in power generation, renewable energy, and large-scale electrical construction.
• Oversee interfaces related to grid connections, transmission capacity, and supporting infrastructure.
• Assist with planning and monitoring of long-lead equipment, power delivery milestones, and construction activities tied to off-site and on-site utility infrastructure.
• Collaborate with design teams, contractors, utility providers, and renewable-energy partners on technical and delivery requirements.
• Support development of schedules, risk assessments, and reporting for utility-related workstreams.
• Contribute to governance, health & safety requirements, and program assurance activities.
• Support procurement strategies related to electrical infrastructure packages and external utility scopes.
• Assist with cost reviews, change assessments, and commercial risk evaluation.
• Review contractor proposals, schedules, and documentation to ensure alignment with program requirements.
• Provide oversight and field coordination for electrical utility and energy-related construction activities.
• Support resolution of technical issues and interface conflicts across multiple project stakeholders.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory, environmental, and quality standards.