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The Principal Town Planner will lead planning applications, provide technical advice, manage workloads, and support tender proposals in infrastructure projects across Ireland.

The Risk Manager leads risk management activities, ensuring proactive identification and mitigation of risks, while integrating risk considerations across projects and reporting to governance bodies.

Provide day-to-day contract administration for infrastructure projects: draft, review, maintain and archive contracts; manage contract management systems; liaise with stakeholders and vendors; monitor milestones, compliance, invoicing and payments; support negotiations, reporting, risk mitigation and governance to ensure contract performance.

Lead delivery of complex commercial, civils, buildings and retail projects (7+ years). Manage project lifecycle from inception to close-out, oversee schedule, cost, risk, contracts (NEC/FIDIC), lead project managers, coordinate stakeholders, maintain PEP, risk register, RACI, reports, and manage change control and compensation events in a live airport environment.

Lead delivery of complex commercial, buildings and retail infrastructure projects through full lifecycle. Oversee schedule, cost, contracts, risk, and change control; manage and mentor project managers; coordinate design review, procurement, construction, commissioning and close-out; maintain project execution plans, risk registers, monthly reporting, and NEC/FIDIC contractual processes.

Lead the design and technical delivery of HV substations for data centre clients. Oversee multi-disciplinary teams, ensure project timelines, maintain safety standards, and mentor junior engineers.

The Principal Electrical Engineer focuses on primary plant design for HV substations, providing engineering design input, developing specifications, conducting tender evaluations, and supporting construction activities.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will design and manage HV substation projects, provide engineering input for renewable energy projects, and work with clients in Ireland and abroad on infrastructure projects.

The Scheduling Manager leads and manages scheduling for capital programs, ensuring quality data supports planning and decision-making. Responsibilities include developing complex schedules, performance monitoring, and fostering teamwork across stakeholders.

Lead and manage programme scheduling for complex multi-project infrastructure programmes, establish schedule governance and QA, produce executive reporting, integrate multiple schedule inputs, drive continuous improvement, and lead scheduling teams to support programme controls and informed decision-making.