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Accenture UK & Ireland is seeking a Project Controls Consultant focused on Planning/Scheduling within Infrastructure & Capital Projects. Hybrid work from Dublin or Cork, with occasional travel.
You will develop integrated P6 schedules, align baselines with NEC/FIDIC standards, and drive first-principles planning across suppliers and contracts. As a manager-level contributor, you will lead planning reviews, mentor teams, and advance 4D/5D digital delivery, data pipelines and dashboards.
Career Levels: Consultant / Manager
Location: Hybrid from Dublin or Cork, Ireland (with occasional travel)
In the Infrastructure & Capital Projects team, we shape how infrastructure is built and managed. We drive innovation by delivering the best-in-class management consultancy based on industrial experience maximised by the latest technologies. Infrastructure & Capital Projects is one of Accenture’s biggest global growth areas, shown by recent acquisitions announced in this area, and you will be joining at a pivotal moment of growth.
We plan and orchestrate delivery for complex transport and energy programmes—bringing together first‑principles planning with 4D/5D digital delivery, data analytics and connected platforms. Our planners combine P6 mastery with digital twins, 4D simulation and linear planning to build credible sequences, stress‑test constraints, and generate data‑driven insights that accelerate decisions across portfolios.
We’re hiring industry specialists to push beyond “P6‑only” planning. You’ll leverage BIM‑integrated schedules, 4D visualisation, QSRA, and predictive forecasting to challenge and improve construction sequences from first principles—grounded in productivity rates, access regimes and logistics. You will set programme planning strategy, standards and digital ways of working across suppliers and contracts.
with NEC/FIDIC familiarity, QSRA, TILOS/linear planning, Synchro/4D, Power BI analytics, multi‑country exposure.
Lead the future of planning—from 4D/5D and digital twins to portfolio analytics—while shaping Ireland’s energy transition and transport modernisation, with global learning and clear progression.