Senior Internal Auditor: Construction Projects (12 Month)

Shirley Parsons Ltd; Fetcham; Hybrid; GBP 41,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

Shirley Parsons Ltd in the UK is seeking a Group Senior Internal Auditor for a 12-month fixed-term maternity cover within the Group Assurance function. You will plan and deliver audits across the organisation, review project controls and governance, and report findings to senior stakeholders.

Travel to UK project sites every 4–6 weeks is expected, with hybrid working options across South East/London offices and client sites.

Qualifications

• Experience auditing major construction, infrastructure or capital projects.
• Strong understanding of project controls and project delivery environments.
• Knowledge of commercial management, subcontractor controls and project governance.
• Experience engaging with senior stakeholders and project leadership teams.
• Desirable professional qualifications such as IIA, CIOB, RICS or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver operational and project-based internal audits across the organisation.
• Conduct reviews covering commercial, financial, contractual and project delivery controls.
• Assess project governance, programme management, subcontractor management and quality processes.
• Identify risks, control weaknesses and opportunities for improvement.
• Produce clear, concise and commercially focused audit reports.
• Present findings and recommendations to project teams and senior stakeholders.
• Contribute to the ongoing development of the internal audit and assurance function.
• Support the implementation of a new enterprise-wide GRC platform.

Skills

Internal audit

Project controls

Stakeholder management

GRC platforms

Construction/Infrastructure knowledge

Education

IIA/CIOB/RICS qualification

Tools

GRC software

Job description

Shirley Parsons Ltd in the UK is seeking a Group Senior Internal Auditor for a 12-month fixed-term maternity cover within the Group Assurance function. You will plan and deliver audits across the organisation, review project controls and governance, and report findings to senior stakeholders.

Travel to UK project sites every 4–6 weeks is expected, with hybrid working options across South East/London offices and client sites.