Jobs at Turner & Townsend

Advises on learning needs, designs and delivers learning solutions, manages LMS and e-learning initiatives, evaluates training effectiveness, and supports Early Careers programs. Partners with leaders and stakeholders to align development initiatives with business priorities, coordinates graduate assessments and events, maintains reports and metrics, and supports organizational change, compliance, and continuous service improvement.

Leads corporate occupier projects from planning through close-out, serving as the primary client interface and ensuring delivery against time, cost, quality, and business objectives. Responsibilities include strategic advisory, stakeholder and team leadership, procurement, financial management, change control, reporting, AFL agreement negotiation, analysis, business development, and cross-service-line collaboration. The role focuses on workplace, fit-out, refurbishment, and capital works programs in the Sydney occupier market.

Supports end-to-end corporate occupier and workplace improvement projects from planning and procurement through delivery and close-out. Acts as the day-to-day client interface, manages project plans, governance, quality, safety, finances, change control, reporting, procurement, and cross-functional teams. Provides strategic advice, coordinates design consultants and contractors, monitors KPIs, and ensures projects meet time, cost, quality, and performance objectives.

Leads technical building services and MEP projects, particularly electrical and controls systems, in live operational environments. Oversees planning, governance, safety, quality, risk, change control, procurement, financial management, reporting, and stakeholder communications. Builds relationships with clients, consultants, contractors, and internal teams while supporting growth of technical services offerings and continuous process improvement.

Plan and schedule complex data centre and MEP construction projects. Maintain master schedules, integrate contract packages, review contractor schedules, track progress, prepare reports, analyze critical paths, develop mitigation plans, assess extension-of-time claims, and coordinate site logistics and critical work schedules.

Manage end-to-end corporate occupier workplace and capital improvement projects from planning through closeout. Coordinate clients, consultants, contractors, procurement, design, approvals, budgets, schedules, risks, governance, and reporting. Serve as the primary client interface, oversee project delivery and contract administration, and support business development and account growth. The role requires strong stakeholder engagement, commercial judgment, communication, negotiation, and organizational skills.

Lead project controls commissions across cost, schedule, and risk for major energy and natural resources projects. Responsibilities include developing schedules, forecasting and reporting costs, conducting risk analysis, maintaining risk registers, performing project assurance and audits, presenting status updates, and recommending recovery or mitigation strategies. The role also involves client interface, team leadership, multidisciplinary collaboration, and potentially bid and proposal support.

Manage complex data centre projects and programs from inception through completion, serving as the key client interface. Responsibilities include coordinating design, vendors, contracts, budgets, schedules, risks, safety, environmental requirements, reporting, and construction delivery. The role requires strong technical understanding of data centre infrastructure, stakeholder management, negotiation, communication, and the ability to deliver projects in a high-pressure environment.

Lead end-to-end project management commissions for major energy and natural resources projects. Responsibilities include defining requirements, establishing governance, managing schedules, budgets, resources, risks, quality, safety, stakeholders, communications, and change control. The role serves as the primary client interface and coordinates multidisciplinary teams to deliver projects on time, within budget, and to required standards.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

Plan, schedule, monitor, and control complex data centre and MEP construction projects. Responsibilities include maintaining master schedules, integrating contract packages, reviewing contractor schedules, reporting progress, verifying project data, developing mitigation plans, assessing extension-of-time claims, analyzing critical paths, planning site logistics, and preparing detailed schedules for critical work elements.