Jobs at Ramboll

Provides site-based technical and NEC contract support for major D&B infrastructure projects. Responsibilities include supervising construction, monitoring quality, safety, scope and programme compliance, reviewing contractor documentation, witnessing inspections and testing, managing defects, supporting claims and contract administration, maintaining site records, and assisting with reporting, stakeholder engagement, subcontractor checks and project close-out.

Manage NEC contracts and commercial activities across major design-and-build infrastructure programmes in Ireland. Responsibilities include developing contract strategies, monitoring contractor and consultant performance, managing claims and disputes, coordinating design, construction and operations interfaces, providing contractual and commercial advice, reporting performance, and leading a small team. The role requires extensive NEC experience, strong commercial and claims expertise, stakeholder leadership, and familiarity with complex infrastructure delivery.

Leads QA/QC activities for major infrastructure construction projects in Ireland. Responsibilities include implementing quality systems, monitoring contractors, reviewing inspection and test plans, managing defects and non-conformances, coordinating inspections and handover documentation, assessing quality risks, supporting governance, and promoting continuous improvement and right-first-time delivery.

Leads major design-and-build infrastructure projects across metro, aviation, rail, water, and highways from inception through completion. Responsibilities include project governance, commercial and financial performance, contracts, procurement, risk management, quality, safety, sustainability, stakeholder engagement, and client relationships. The role leads multidisciplinary teams, establishes delivery standards, mentors staff, and ensures projects meet time, cost, quality, and programme objectives.

Manage end-to-end delivery of major D&B infrastructure projects across Ireland, including scope, budgets, schedules, risks, contracts, quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams, stakeholders, supply chain interfaces, and project packages while monitoring performance and driving integration. The role requires substantial infrastructure delivery experience, strong NEC contract knowledge, construction management expertise, and the ability to lead complex programmes across transport, water, aviation, and heavy civil works.

Manages cost planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, procurement support, contract administration, change control, claims, risk analysis, value engineering, and commercial governance across major infrastructure projects. Collaborates with project managers, engineers, contractors, and stakeholders to maintain budget control, ensure value for money, and support transparent commercial decision-making on metro, aviation, rail, water, and highway schemes.

Manage and coordinate project documentation and information systems across major infrastructure projects in Ireland. Responsibilities include document receipt, distribution, filing, version control, metadata, registers, workflows, audits, archiving, governance reporting, and contractor support. The role requires maintaining compliant document control processes using CDE and document management systems while supporting project teams and continuous improvement.

Supervise day-to-day construction activities on major infrastructure projects in Ireland. Monitor contractor performance across safety, quality, environmental, programme, and cost requirements. Review drawings, method statements, and risk assessments; maintain site records; identify and escalate risks and non-conformances; coordinate contractors, designers, and stakeholders; and support inspections, testing, commissioning, and issue resolution. The role acts as the client’s on-site representative and promotes compliance with project and regulatory requirements.

Leads integrated project controls across major infrastructure projects, combining cost, schedule, risk, change management, forecasting, reporting, dashboards, governance, and assurance. Coordinates planning, commercial, risk, and contractor teams; ensures reliable performance data and supports stakeholder decision-making. The role requires infrastructure or construction project controls expertise, familiarity with Primavera P6, Power BI, cost systems, NEC4 contracts, and strong analytical and leadership skills.

Develops, maintains, and monitors detailed project programmes for major infrastructure projects across transport, water, and highways. Responsibilities include integrating design, procurement, and construction activities; tracking progress and critical paths; identifying risks and delays; producing reports and dashboards; reviewing contractor programmes; assessing change impacts; and supporting recovery planning, governance, and programme controls.

Lead and manage terrestrial ecology projects for transport, development, renewable energy and data centre clients. Plan and undertake ecological surveys, produce reports (habitat and species), design and deliver mitigation, liaise with regulators, manage budgets, supervise junior ecologists, and support fee proposals and client relationships.

The Technical Director will provide leadership in coastal and maritime engineering, manage projects, develop teams, and enhance client relationships, focusing on sustainable solutions and business growth.

Manage transport and infrastructure projects across UK, Ireland and Europe: lead design and construction processes, coordinate multidisciplinary teams and sub-consultants, control scope/budgets/contracts/QA, run risk workshops, prepare reports/programmes (MS Project, Primavera P6) and presentations, manage bids and client relationships, and support delivery with occasional travel. Engage confidently with German-speaking clients and stakeholders.