Project Manager (APM) – Energy & Natural Resources

Company: Turner & Townsend
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Overview

In this role you support delivery of major infrastructure and electrical projects within the Energy & Natural Resources division. You will assist senior project managers, coordinating design, procurement and on-site activities to ensure safe, compliant delivery. You’ll work with a diverse team and stakeholders to track progress, manage risks, and report on time and cost. This is an opportunity to grow independence while leveraging broader Turner & Townsend project controls expertise in a client-facing setting.

Responsibilities

  • Support NEC contract management across design, early works and construction phases with contractor oversight
  • Coordinate design information and technical inputs among designers, suppliers and site teams
  • Track programme, cost, risk and progress data; contribute to reporting and informed decisions
  • Prepare and maintain project documentation, schedules and governance-aligned reporting packs
  • Monitor compliance with time, cost, quality, safety and technical standards for electrical infrastructure
  • Assist risk identification and mitigation within project controls processes
  • Engage with clients and stakeholders; facilitate communication across engineering, delivery, commercial and site teams
  • Support internal processes including resource coordination, documentation updates and knowledge sharing

Key requirements

  • Degree-qualified in a relevant discipline
  • Working towards a professional qualification (APM, MCIOB, ICE, IET)
  • Ability to prioritise and manage multiple tasks or workstreams
  • Eligibility to obtain BPSS security clearance
  • Experience on infrastructure, utilities, or construction projects (desirable)
  • Exposure to HV/LV electrical systems or electrical infrastructure works (desirable)
  • Strong organisational and communication skills; comfortable with multi-disciplinary teams
  • Willingness to travel regularly to northern Scotland
  • Strong organisational skills
  • Clear communication
  • Stakeholder management
  • NEC contract management
  • project controls
  • progress tracking and reporting

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Posted: September 30th, 2026