Turner & Townsend
Become the leading global provider of professional services to the natural resources, infrastructure and property markets.
Lead high‑value utilities projects for real estate, data centre, and mixed‑use developments.
15 days ago
Expert & Leadership (13+ years), Experienced (8-12 years)
Full Time
London, England, United Kingdom
Office Full-Time
Company Size
+12,000 Employees
Service Specialisms
Consulting
Construction Management
and more..
Sector Specialisms
Energy
Buildings
Infrastructure
Role
Description
utility delivery
cost advisory
contract management
feasibility
digital tools
mentoring
In this senior role you will lead the delivery of high‑value utilities infrastructure projects across real estate, data‑centre and mixed‑use developments. You will drive technical excellence, ensure best‑value outcomes, mentor junior colleagues and strengthen long‑term client relationships.
- Lead planning, design, and delivery of utility projects (water, gas, electricity, telecoms) from concept to completion.
- Provide strategic cost, procurement, and engineering advice to clients to achieve best value.
- Manage contractors, consultants, and third parties across multidisciplinary project teams.
- Oversee feasibility, procurement, and implementation of new utility connections and diversionary works.
- Attend and lead project meetings, preparing technical and financial reports.
- Ensure projects remain within scope, programme, and budget constraints.
- Contribute to development of digital tools and data-led approaches to enhance project delivery.
- Mentor and support Junior Utilities Consultants and other team members.
- Maintain the highest standards of professional competence and client service.
Requirements
utilities
nec/jct
digital
analytical
degree
rics
- Proven experience in utilities project management within consultancy or engineering environments.
- Strong understanding of NEC/JCT contracts and utility procurement strategies.
- Capable of managing complex, high‑value, multi‑stakeholder projects.
- Excellent communication and negotiation skills, with ability to lead client discussions.
- Confident using digital tools, data models, and reporting platforms.
- Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and organisational abilities.
- Degree or HND in construction, engineering, real estate, or related utilities discipline.
- Working toward or holding a relevant professional qualification (e.g., RICS, ICE, IET, CEng).
- Evidence of ongoing professional development and leadership training.
Benefits
Our inspired people share our vision and mission, and we provide a great place to work where every person can influence change. We promote a healthy, productive and flexible working environment that respects work‑life balance.
- Opportunity to lead strategic utility commissions across major UK developments.
- Collaborative environment promoting innovation and knowledge sharing.
- Access to leading digital tools and training resources.
- Competitive compensation and flexible working arrangements.
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
1946 Established
Year Founded
Marks the beginning of the company's operations.
£1.2B Turnover
Global Turnover in 2023
Significant financial growth compared to the previous year.
64% Real Estate
Revenue Breakdown
The majority share of revenue comes from the real estate sector.
37% Net Revenue
Net Revenue Growth
Net revenue increased significantly in 2023.
- Operates across various sectors, including real estate, infrastructure, and natural resources, providing comprehensive services such as construction consultancy, asset and facilities management, and environmental consultancy.
- Expertise spans advisory, cost and commercial management, digital solutions, and program management, enabling them to handle complex capital projects and drive transformative change for their clients.
- With over 10,000 employees in 48 countries, the company leverages local knowledge and global expertise to deliver tailored solutions for each project.
Culture + Values
89%
Employee Pride
A strong majority of employees feel proud to be part of the organization.
7.9/10
Employee Engagement
Reflects a solid level of engagement among employees, based on internal surveys.
- Loves a challenge: Tackles complex projects and overcomes challenges.
- Stronger together: Teamwork and collaboration drive exceptional results.
- Bring out the best: Develops and empowers employees to reach their full potential.
Environment + Sustainability
90% GHG Reduction
Net-Zero Commitment
Aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 as part of their net-zero strategy.
80% Supply Chain Emissions
Sustainability Focus
80% of their emissions come from the supply chain, targeting a 170,643 tCO2E reduction by 2030.
170k+ CO2 Reduction
Ambitious Climate Target
Seeks to reduce 170,643 tCO2E from the supply chain by 2030.
2017 Global Compact Member
Sustainable Development Leader
Joined the United Nations Global Compact in 2017, aligning with sustainable development goals.
- Uses the TCFD framework to manage climate risks and opportunities.
- Sustainability is embedded into major projects and programs.
- Focuses on making assets resilient to climate change through sustainable procurement strategies.
- Aligns environmental policy with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
- Strives for transparency in measuring and monitoring performance.
- Provides ESG services to help clients achieve net-zero.
Inclusion & Diversity
33.7% Female
Global Representation
The company has 33.7% female colleagues globally.
8.6 Global Score
Acceptance Factor
Employees rate acceptance of all backgrounds at 8.6/10 globally.
40% Target by 2025
Gender Diversity Goal
Aim to achieve 40% female representation globally by 2025.
81% Survey Rate
Engagement Feedback
81% of employees participate in quarterly inclusion surveys.
- An environment where diverse perspectives are acknowledged and celebrated, enabling individuals from various backgrounds to thrive.
- A comprehensive diversity and inclusion roadmap was initiated in 2018.
- A diversity base-lining initiative was implemented to better understand workforce makeup and identify areas for improvement.
- Diverse perspectives are seen as crucial for driving innovative and creative solutions to transform performance in a green, inclusive, and productive world.
- Reverse mentoring programs facilitates discussions between employee network groups and senior management to address inclusivity barriers.
- Quarterly anonymous employee engagement surveys gather feedback on engagement drivers, including D&I.
- A supplier diversity program encourages the use of diverse firms, including minority-owned, women-owned, and other underrepresented businesses, promoting vendor competition, competitive advantage, and positive economic impact on local communities.