Associate Project Manager - Buildings

Overview

In this role you drive project delivery within Ramboll's Buildings Division, coordinating cross-disciplinary design teams on sustainable construction projects in the UK and overseas. You will manage scope, budgets, programmes, and quality through inception to completion, while maintaining strong client and stakeholder relationships. The position offers a collaborative, growth-oriented culture with opportunities to influence design outcomes and project performance. You will work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality, cost-effective solutions that align with Ramboll’s mission. A compelling hook is the chance to shape sustainable, liveable buildings on international scales

Pay / Benefits

• 27 days holiday per year
• private medical insurance
• flexible working
• competitive salary

Responsibilities

• Deliver projects from inception to completion with control of scope, contracts, programmes, changes, risk, budgets, and QA
• Coordinate multidisciplinary design team and manage the design process
• Lead design workshops and project meetings to align stakeholders
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with project team, clients and contractors
• Represent client interests and provide cost-effective services meeting expectations
• Oversee sub-consultants (designers, quantity surveyors, architects) as required
• Manage day-to-day project activities including monthly reports, minutes, and programmes
• Ensure coordinated, high-quality deliverables from design teams
• Support bid teams and prepare proposals for multi-disciplinary tenders
• Deliver projects on budget, on time, with safe, sustainable, profitable outcomes

Key requirements

• Proven track record managing the design and construction process (planning, programming, fee management, scopes of works, change control)
• Experience with multidisciplinary design coordination and stakeholder management
• Membership or progress toward membership of construction associations (APM/ICE) or equivalent
• Knowledge of Health and Safety legislation (CDM) and procurement methods
• Experience managing commercial processes on projects
• Ability to manage own workload in a multidisciplinary consultancy
• Basic understanding of NEC, JCT, ACE, ICE, GC Works or FIDIC (training provided)
• Excellent communication and IT skills, with ability to write reports and present to clients

• strong communication and listening
• ability to manage multiple stakeholder requirements
• cross-cultural collaboration
• procurement methods and contract administration
• change control and risk management
• design coordination and project reporting

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