Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Leads cost control for oil and gas pipeline capital projects, including budgeting, forecasting, cash flow, variance analysis, earned value, change management, invoice reconciliation, and executive reporting. Collaborates with project, finance, procurement, contractor, and leadership teams to ensure financial accuracy and governance. Supports audits, SOX compliance, annual planning, process improvements, and mentoring of junior personnel.

Supports the Risk Management team by organizing data, preparing reports and presentations, coordinating meetings, managing agendas and action items, maintaining legal spend and licensing trackers, and preparing legal documents for electronic signature. The role also assists with external counsel briefs, legal billing and invoicing, SOX controls, and process improvement initiatives. Success requires strong organization, communication, discretion, initiative, and advanced Microsoft Office proficiency.

Oversee external architects, engineers, and specialty consultants throughout commercial project lifecycles. Conduct design reviews, coordinate stakeholders, manage permit and regulatory documentation, support value engineering, monitor schedules and budgets, and ensure deliverables meet client requirements, branding, sustainability goals, technical specifications, and quality standards. Develop architectural briefs, resolve technical challenges, represent client interests, and maintain accurate, transparent design documentation.

Plans and delivers moves, additions, and changes across assigned portfolios, including furniture reconfigurations, audiovisual projects, and office moves. Coordinates clients, occupancy planning, facilities, construction, vendors, and contractors. Maintains project data, floor plans, status reports, invoices, tracking documentation, and closeout records. Manages suppliers, evaluates vendor performance, ensures KPI and policy compliance, resolves project issues, and supports client relationship development.

Lead commercial strategy and contract management for large-scale infrastructure or real estate projects. Responsibilities include contract negotiation and administration, claims and dispute resolution, commercial risk mitigation, cost forecasting, change control, procurement support, supplier performance, stakeholder engagement, executive reporting, and team leadership. The role requires on-site work in Saskatoon three to four days per week, with travel and accommodation expenses covered.

The Data Manager owns Global Estates data quality, governance, validation, reporting, dashboards, and management information. The role improves data processes, automates recurring activities, develops exception reporting, and applies AI to reduce manual effort. It also supports leadership with analysis, translates stakeholder requirements into practical reporting solutions, and drives continuous improvement in data collection, templates, controls, and information presentation.

Lead procurement and contracts management for clean energy projects, including solar PV, BESS, and transmission and distribution. Responsibilities include developing tender strategies, managing RFIs and RFPs, evaluating proposals, negotiating and finalizing contracts, overseeing vendor relationships, managing changes and claims, monitoring contractual obligations, mitigating risk, and presenting governance recommendations to stakeholders.

Lead scheduling services for large-scale data center construction projects and client accounts. Create and manage resource-loaded schedules, establish baselines, monitor progress and KPIs, identify risks, and implement corrective actions. Coordinate scheduling across design, engineering, procurement, and construction teams while reporting to clients and senior leadership. Manage and mentor scheduling teams, standardize processes, improve scheduling tools and methods, and support business development and resource optimization.

Manage pre- and post-contract costs for MEP packages on a major Qatar data centre project. Responsibilities include estimating, cost planning, budgeting, procurement, tendering, contract administration, financial reporting, forecasting, commercial advice, and managing variations, claims, changes, and final accounts. The role also reviews MEP designs for commercial viability and supports tender analysis and contract recommendations.

Provides contract development, administration, claims management, dispute avoidance, and dispute resolution consulting for major built-environment projects. Advises clients on standard-form contracts including FIDIC, prepares claim reports, supports arbitration and litigation processes, conducts performance forensics, and contributes to bid proposals. The role requires strong commercial and analytical capabilities, client-facing communication, and experience delivering contract and claims services in property and construction sectors.

Lead architectural design management for complex building projects from feasibility and concept through construction completion. Manage multidisciplinary teams, consultants, budgets, schedules, design quality, technical documentation, regulatory approvals, client relationships, risk mitigation, and value engineering. Provide design leadership, review drawings and specifications, ensure compliance with regulations and standards, and deliver practical, sustainable, and constructible architectural solutions.

Leads business generation across Scottish offices, overseeing regional marketing, communications, campaigns, bidding, client engagement, pipeline development, and growth initiatives. The role partners with senior leadership and technical teams to strengthen market positioning, develop client relationships, manage strategic pursuits, produce winning proposals, monitor bid performance, and support key account growth. It also manages bid resources and junior colleagues while delivering integrated communications and brand-building activities across real estate, infrastructure, defence, and energy sectors.

Leads end-to-end MEP planning, design coordination, installation, testing, commissioning, and handover across construction and infrastructure projects. Reviews technical designs, manages schedules, budgets, contracts, procurement, quality, safety, and variations. Coordinates with clients, consultants, contractors, vendors, and multidisciplinary teams while mentoring MEP staff and ensuring compliance with codes, standards, and project requirements.

Deliver feasibility studies, benchmark estimates, order-of-cost estimates, detailed cost plans, cost reports, reconciliations, value engineering assessments, risk analyses, and procurement support across sports and venue projects. Perform CostX quantity take-offs, monitor design costs against budgets, lead cost management commissions, and manage or mentor small teams. Build effective relationships with clients, consultants, and stakeholders while ensuring accurate, timely deliverables aligned with RICS NRM standards.

Manage integrated project controls functions, including cost control, scheduling, risk management, reporting, resource allocation, and process improvement. Serve as the primary project-services contact, coordinate with clients and stakeholders, support major project delivery and business planning, and lead project controls tools and processes. Mentor project services professionals while presenting performance insights to senior management.

Supports project assurance and management consultancy assignments by developing baseline schedules, maintaining project schedules and benchmark databases, establishing planning teams, and conducting schedule assurance reviews. The role requires accurate delivery, strong planning expertise, detailed reporting and bid writing, client focus, autonomy, and collaboration across major projects.

Supports client-facing procurement operations by preparing purchase orders, contracts, bid packages, RFPs, and RFQs; maintaining procurement and vendor records; tracking requisitions, fulfillment, and deliveries; coordinating with vendors and stakeholders; assisting with supplier evaluation, research, compliance, reporting, audits, and SOX controls. The role is onsite at an Indianapolis client campus three to four days weekly.

Manage IT infrastructure construction and audiovisual upgrade projects from initiation through closeout. Responsibilities include scope definition, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, vendor and contractor coordination, IT requirements documentation, project governance, quality control, risk mitigation, reporting, and client communication. The role leads architects, engineers, and delivery teams on projects involving corporate office relocations, technology upgrades, new builds, and expansions.

Leads project management and infrastructure program delivery while supporting business growth, client relationships, proposals, staffing, financial management, and team development. Oversees a portfolio of corporate campus infrastructure projects, coordinates project managers and municipal authorities, manages client accounts, identifies cross-selling opportunities, and supports project profitability, recruiting, presentations, and service delivery.

Manage IT infrastructure construction and audiovisual upgrade projects in occupied corporate offices, from initiation through closeout. Responsibilities include defining scope, budgets, schedules, risks, technology requirements, resources, and quality standards; managing bids and contractors; coordinating architects, engineers, vendors, and clients; maintaining project documentation; tracking progress and variances; and implementing mitigation plans. The role may involve up to 25% overnight travel throughout the United States.