The Project Planner will develop and maintain project schedules, perform monitoring, collaborate with teams, and support project controls in construction and infrastructure projects.

The Senior Planner will manage integrated project schedules, ensuring alignment of schedule, cost, risk, and commercial data. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, providing insights, and engaging stakeholders across multiple disciplines in complex infrastructure projects.

The Cost and Change Lead oversees change management and cost oversight for a major infrastructure programme, ensuring effective communication, governance, and alignment with programme objectives.

The Planner will develop and maintain project schedules, report progress, manage project risks, and ensure stakeholder alignment while utilizing Primavera software and NEC4 contracts.

The Senior Cost Manager will oversee cost performance monitoring and reporting, manage contracts, ensure project governance, and improve budgeting accuracy.

The Planning Manager will lead planning efforts for large projects, manage teams, maintain schedules, and align costs with programs.

The Senior Planner will lead planning workshops, manage interface planning, and develop schedule estimates, ensuring alignment among stakeholders.

The Change Manager will support the implementation and governance of change control processes, coordinating with project teams for effective delivery.

The Senior Cost Manager will lead cost control practices, maintain financial forecasts, oversee monthly reporting, and analyze cost performance within a major infrastructure project.

The Senior Planner will provide full planning services for projects, including schedule development, monitoring, and technical support, while assisting with smaller projects or supporting lead planners.

The Cost Manager will lead cost control practices, maintain cost forecasts, oversee cost reporting, and analyze performance within a significant transport program.

The Senior Planner will develop construction schedules and estimates, integrate with risk and cost management, ensure stakeholder alignment, and validate schedule estimates using benchmark data.

Lead project controls for major programmes, ensuring effective governance, data integrity, and integration of schedule, cost, risk, and quality management.

As a Senior Project Controls Manager, you will lead and manage project controls capabilities, ensuring effective governance and deliverables for large construction projects, while coordinating with stakeholders and enhancing reporting processes.

The Senior Risk Manager will lead risk management processes, facilitate workshops, maintain risk registers, and improve stakeholder collaboration in construction projects.

The Risk Manager will support project management teams in effectively managing project risks, organizing workshops, maintaining risk registers, and fostering a positive risk culture in the organization.

The Senior Risk Manager will develop and implement risk management processes, facilitate risk workshops, manage risk registers, and produce reports to support project objectives.

The Planner will assist in developing, maintaining, and monitoring project schedules, supporting technical planning activities, and analyzing contractor schedules.

The Senior Risk Manager will support risk management and reporting capabilities, facilitate risk workshops, manage risk registers, and establish relationships with stakeholders.

The Cost Manager will oversee cost management processes, ensuring accurate forecasts, collaborating with stakeholders, and conducting cost performance analysis in a major nuclear infrastructure programme.