Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Lead cost and commercial management for workplace, fit-out, refurbishment, and capital projects. Responsibilities include feasibility estimates, cost plans, budgeting, procurement, tender evaluation, contract administration, forecasting, risk and change control, financial reporting, client advice, business development, account management, and mentoring junior professionals.

Leads infrastructure project development and delivery, including business cases, stakeholder coordination, procurement, approvals, contracts, construction, risk, quality, cost, and schedule management. Oversees multiple concurrent projects, coordinates multidisciplinary teams, and ensures safe, compliant delivery across design, construction, and close-out stages.

Lead Turner & Townsend’s Sports and Venues practice across Australia and New Zealand. Responsibilities include developing national growth strategy, generating and winning business, managing executive client relationships, leading complex pursuits and proposals, coordinating regional and global teams, building strategic partnerships, and providing oversight for major sports, venue, entertainment, and capital development programs.

Lead complex data centre projects and programs from inception through post-project review. Manage client relationships, design, schedules, budgets, risks, safety, environmental requirements, vendors, contracts, reporting, and construction coordination. Review technical plans and specifications, resolve issues, negotiate outcomes, and support marketing and business development. The role requires strong project management expertise, data centre infrastructure knowledge, communication skills, and proficiency with Microsoft tools and Primavera.

Manage ICT and fit-out delivery for DC/NW sites, including contractor engagement, project management, and stakeholder coordination. Oversee infrastructure deployment, support design, and provide project reporting.

Project Manager supporting large-scale health projects through facility planning, design, procurement, and construction. Responsibilities include client interfacing, stakeholder management, budget and timeline oversight, risk management, project reporting, meeting leadership, specification reviews, strategy development, and business development support. The role requires managing multiple projects and programs, leading teams, solving complex delivery issues, and achieving client and business outcomes.

Manage and deliver leasing-driven commercial capital projects (fit-outs, upgrades) from initiation to completion. Coordinate consultants, contractors, landlords, tenants and stakeholders; manage programmes, budgets, risks, procurement and reporting; ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget and to client expectations while driving continuous improvement and strong client relationships.

The role involves managing cost plans, pricing individual items, preparing cost reports, assessing tenders and variations, and utilizing digital tools for deliverables.

The Project Manager will lead project management commissions, ensuring projects meet client objectives, are delivered on time and within budget, and establish effective governance and reporting.

Lead and manage complex projects as the primary client interface: oversee design, schedules, budgets, safety, risks and reporting; chair meetings with clients, consultants and contractors; drive problem-solving and support business development.

Manage client-side fit-out and corporate occupier projects end-to-end: act as day-to-day client interface, lead project planning, governance, quality, safety and cost control, manage change control, finances, reporting, and coordinate cross-functional teams and consultants.

Manage end-to-end client-side project delivery for large or complex fit-out and corporate occupier projects. Act as day-to-day client interface, establish governance, produce detailed project plans, manage quality, safety, change control, finances, KPI-driven performance, reporting and coordination of cross-functional and design teams.

Manage and deliver technical building services (MEP) projects, with emphasis on electrical and controls systems. Oversee design, procurement, contractors, governance, risk and change control in live operational environments. Interface with clients, consultants and contractors, produce project reports, support tender evaluations, and contribute to financial management, quality assurance, and growth of the technical services offering.

Lead end-to-end project management for large corporate occupier projects, act as primary client interface, advise strategically at conception, manage stakeholders, finances, change control and quality, prepare/ negotiate AFL agreements, deliver analysis and recommendations, and support business development and cross‑sell opportunities.

Lead and manage multiple education-sector projects, support sector lead in business growth, oversee project financials, reporting, change control, stakeholder engagement, team performance, and drive proposals and business development.

Manage pre- and post-contract quantity surveying activities, including feasibility studies, cost estimating, cost planning, procurement, tendering, contract administration, valuations, variations, final accounts, and monthly cost reporting. The role involves client and stakeholder management across major projects in sectors including infrastructure, health, education, defence, retail, energy, and natural resources.

Turner & Townsend is seeking Project and Cost Managers for diverse infrastructure projects. Roles are open to all experience levels with a focus on project management, cost management, and engineering.