Location
London

Hours
Full Time

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
At Turner & Townsend, we are passionate about making a difference by delivering better outcomes for our clients and helping our people realise their potential. We are currently recruiting a Risk Manager to join our Project Controls team, working on high profile construction projects across the UK and Europe. You will provide performance reporting and analysis support, either as part of a large team or as the key day-to-day client contact. Your responsibilities will include working with cost and planning engineers to develop work breakdown structures and robust performance baselines, establishing progress and cost monitoring methods, producing project control reports, and providing performance analysis and recommendations. You will define and deliver the Risk scope, engage with client teams for contributions, carry out QSRA and QCRA exercises demonstrating their benefits, support clients in raising the profile of project risk management, and lead continuous risk management improvement initiatives. This role may include SOX control responsibilities, which must be adhered to where applicable.

Experience
Experience in at least one of the following areas is essential: Programme Controls Management, Earned Value Management (EVM), Change & Risk Management, Planning, Project Controls, or PMO. Previous industry and sector experience is required. Experience with one or more of the following tools is also necessary: Oracle Primavera, MS Project, Excel, PRISM (Cost Management System).

About you
You will have excellent written and verbal communication skills, be rigorous in following documented processes and governance, and demonstrate the ability to innovate creatively to meet the challenges of a changing project environment. You should be proactive, collaborative, and committed to delivering high-quality outcomes for clients.

Qualifications
Applicants will ideally be degree educated. A strong understanding of risk management principles and project controls is expected.