Project Controls Manager

Turner Townsend; City of Westminster; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading construction consultancy is looking for a Project Controls Manager to support major construction projects across the UK. You will lead a multi-functional team and work in collaboration with project managers and clients to establish robust project controls. The role involves managing project schedules, estimating costs, and risk management to ensure timely delivery and successful project outcomes. Ideal candidates should have strong stakeholder management skills and experience in project controls.

Qualifications

• Experience in leading multi-functional Project Controls teams.
• Strong understanding of procurement principles.
• Ability to manage risk management processes effectively.

Responsibilities

• Embed a robust breakdown structure integrating data from controls functions.
• Coordinate and lead estimating sessions to reach an agreed cost baseline.
• Manage the risk management process including quantitative assessments.
• Stakeholder management ensuring visibility of regular progress updates.
• Control costs with knowledge of estimating and procurement principles.

Skills

Stakeholder management

Cost control

Risk assessment

Project scheduling

Estimating

Job description

Turner & Townsend currently have a number of exciting opportunities for Project Controls Managers to support major construction projects in the UK to lead a multi-functional Project Controls team, working collaboratively with the clients Project Manager and supply chain to provide a realistic baseline and embed effective controls to monitor progress, manage issues and mitigate slippage to drive delivery and enable successful project outcomes.,

• Embed a robust breakdown structure, integrating the data from each of the controls functions.
• Coordinate and lead estimating sessions to reach an agreed, market tested cost baseline with a focus on value for money and budget realism.
• Coordinate and lead planning sessions and workshops to compile the master project/programme schedule baseline, ensuring an achievable duration.
• Understand procurement principals, collating lead times within the schedule to communicate the prioritisation of ordering materials and equipment to meet scheduled install dates.
• Manage the risk management process, including being responsible for qualitative and quantitative assessments to support cost and schedule predictability.
• Stakeholder management ensuring all key stakeholders sign off the baseline and have visibility of regular progress updates.
• Embed a robust update process, ensuring schedule, interfaces, cost, risk and changes are managed effectively.
• Guide and influence the principal contractor and client, working with them to drive delivery and achieve schedule and cash flow KPI's.
• Control costs with your knowledge of conceptual estimating, funding stage gates, basic contingency principals, procurement principals.
• Control the master program applying quality checks to updates from the client and principal contractor.
• Lead the change management process and workflow, providing a platform for adding/ tracking/ monitoring/ approving change in a timely fashion.
• Identify trends and root causes of deviations against the baseline using lead and lag indicators, effectively reporting any remedial actions in order to drive best value for the client.