Turner & Townsend is seeking a Programme Controls Lead to monitor and report on all aspects of the performance of the Programme of works, including schedule, cost, reporting, and risk. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing a team, developing sustainable programme controls processes, and influencing General Contractors and Trade Partners.
Requirements
- Provide best practice Project Controls expertise and service across the programme
- Monitor and report on all projects within the programme
- Recruit and mentor a high-performing team of Project Controls professionals
- Communicate regularly on relevant matters with clients, staff, and key internal and external stakeholders
- Coordinate reporting with programme controls office in central functions
- Take a proactive approach to the implementation of relevant business systems and processes
- Assist in the driving and communication of changes in business and operations processes
- Assist with the development and implementation of training plans
- Direct, support, and performance manage the cost managers in implementing and utilising the contracting entity's cost procedures, tools, and processes
- Develop key objectives and the strategic direction of the Cost Management function
- Oversee all weekly and monthly cost reporting across the programme
- Chair Monthly Project Reviews
- Provide support, advice, and expertise to the contracts and commercial manager
- Maintain a database of benchmarked costs
- Oversee the ongoing development and maintenance of an effective Change & Contingency Management process
- Direct, support, and performance manage the Schedule Lead
- Develop key objectives and the strategic direction of the Project Scheduling function
- Peer review monthly progress reports
- Oversee the development of the yearly programme of work and approve the associated cost and resource loading on an annual basis
- Peer review business-critical project schedules
- Direct, support, and performance manage the Risk Manager
- Develop the key objectives for, and strategic direction of the Project Risk Management function
- Peer review monthly risk reports
- Formally review key risks across all major projects
- Support the Risk lead in the completion of Quantified Cost & Schedule Risk Analysis
- Take direct responsibility for the development of a schedule risk-adjusted budget
- Act as the key interface with the Corporate Risk Manager
- Drive a positive, motivated culture within the scheduling team
- Establish and maintain a good, professional, and pro-active relationships within and outside of the programme
- Make a timely response to scheduling queries and requests for information from stakeholders
Benefits
- Competitive remuneration
- Attractive range of benefits
- Pension
- 23 days Annual leave
- 2 Company days
- 1 volunteering day
