Jobs at Cooper Moss Rutland

The role involves leading cost improvement initiatives for a major infrastructure program, implementing frameworks, and collaborating with teams to enhance cost management and efficiency.

The Senior Cost Manager oversees cost performance monitoring, contract changes, forecasting, and analysis within a major infrastructure program.

Lead review and assurance of cost estimates, conduct trend analysis, ensure robust cost insights, and support project decision making in a complex infrastructure program.

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

The Project Controls Manager will lead project controls for a major infrastructure program, including planning, cost control, risk management, and reporting.

The Project Controls Manager will lead project controls for a major programme, focusing on planning, cost control, risk management, and performance reporting to support effective decision-making.

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.

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 Mechanical Planner is responsible for developing and maintaining mechanical workstream schedules, ensuring alignment with project programs, and providing progress insights, with a focus on collaboration with diverse teams.

The Planning Engineer will support planning environments for complex infrastructure projects, ensuring data integrity, maintaining standards, and driving continuous improvements in planning capabilities.

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 Planner will develop and maintain construction schedules for civil engineering works, ensuring alignment with project objectives, working with delivery teams, and managing internal and external interfaces.

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

The Trend & Change Manager supports change management across a major airport terminal expansion, analyzing costs, tracking trends, and enhancing reporting practices.