Project Manager

Tate; England; Presencial; GBP 65 000 - 90 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Tate seeks an experienced construction project manager to lead a nationally significant heritage capital project in England. You will drive the business case, manage end-to-end delivery, and coordinate a multidisciplinary team across internal specialists and external partners.

Reporting to the Head of Major Projects, you will ensure governance, budget control, risk management and compliance with policies, with opportunities to mentor colleagues and contribute to other programmes within the

Qualificações

• Qualification in Building Surveying, Construction Management or Architecture, plus experience on public estates projects.
• Experience managing construction projects with multi-stakeholder environments.
• Proven budget management, procurement and risk handling in public sector contexts.

Responsabilidades

• Manage end-to-end project planning and delivery, including benefits, budgets, risks, milestones and reporting.
• Develop business cases and tender documents, leading procurement and negotiations in line with policies.
• Coordinate multidisciplinary teams (architects, surveyors, facilities managers, conservation specialists).
• Ensure compliance with statutory, regulatory, health and safety, CDM, security, JCT contracts and governance.
• Apply project controls aligned with RIBA Plan of Work and Government Functional Standard for Project Delivery.
• Support governance processes and communicate progress to senior stakeholders.
• Contribute to other projects and mentor colleagues to share knowledge.

Conhecimentos

Strong communication

Analytical thinking

Report-writing

Microsoft 365

Formação académica

Building Surveying

Construction Management

Architecture

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Tate are working with a national public body dedicated to protecting and championing England's historic environment. Working with specialists and partners, the organisation helps people understand, value and care for historic places. This opportunity sits within its Portfolio Development and Delivery team, supporting major projects and programmes of organisational significance.

The role

Are you an experienced construction project manager looking to contribute to a nationally significant heritage initiative? You will help develop a major capital project addressing the challenges facing archaeological archives in England, driving delivery of the business case for a national archaeological archives centre. Reporting to the Head of Major Projects, you will bring together internal specialists, external consultants and contractors to move the project forward.

Manage end-to-end project planning and delivery, including benefits, budgets, risks, milestones and reporting.

Develop business cases and tender documents, leading procurement and negotiations in line with organisational policies and Treasury Green Book requirements.

Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, including architects, surveyors, facilities managers and technical conservation specialists.

Ensure statutory, regulatory, health and safety, CDM, security, JCT contract and governance requirements are addressed.

Apply project controls aligned with the RIBA Plan of Work and Government Functional Standard for Project Delivery.

Support governance and assurance processes, communicate progress to senior stakeholders and capture lessons learned.

Contribute to other projects and programmes, sharing knowledge and supporting colleagues through mentoring and collaboration.

About you

You will bring a qualification in Building Surveying, Construction Management, Architecture or another relevant construction discipline, alongside experience of managing construction projects on public estates. You will be confident delivering complex, multi-stakeholder projects involving business cases, external partnerships and organisational change.

Experience of major construction projects, such as collection stores, refurbishments, building services and fit-outs within existing buildings.

Proven skills in budget management, public sector procurement, construction contracts, JCT contracts and risk management.

Sound knowledge of building methods, materials, defects, maintenance and repair, alongside relevant planning, building, fire safety, accessibility and health and safety requirements.

Understanding of the RIBA Plan of Work and awareness of sustainable design, energy efficiency, retrofit and climate adaptation.

Strong communication, analytical and report-writing skills, with the ability to influence senior stakeholders and build effective partnerships.

Excellent Microsoft 365 and wider digital skills, attention to detail and the ability to work independently as part of a dispersed team.

An enthusiastic, collaborative and adaptable approach, with an interest in the historic environment and a commitment to excellent service.

Tate is committed to promoting equal opportunities. To ensure that every candidate has the best experience with us, we encourage you to let us know if there are any adjustments we can make during the application or interview process. Your comfort and accessibility are our priority, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Additionally, we value and respect your individuality, and we invite you to share your preferred pronouns in your application.