





Popular PMO role, metro location, and broad multi-disciplinary skillset increase applicant competition.
Infrastructure PMO requires domain-specific governance, contracts, and EVM skills, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 7–10 years and mandatory PMO tools/experience enforce strict shortlisting.
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Lead and manage PMO activities for major UK infrastructure projects across sectors including aviation, highways, rail, energy, and water to ensure governance compliance and effective project delivery.
Develop and maintain project controls such as schedules, financial reporting (including EVM), risk registers, and performance dashboards while coordinating multidisciplinary teams and client stakeholders.
Contribute to PMO excellence through mentoring, capability development, process improvements, digital tool implementation, and supporting business development initiatives.
7–10 years experience in Project Controls, PMO, Project Management Support, or Programme Management in medium to large infrastructure projects.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Civil/Mechanical) and a Master's degree in Construction Management, Project Management, Business Management, or related discipline.
Proficiency in MS Excel, PowerPoint, MS Project, Primavera P6, and Power BI; practical knowledge of Earned Value Management, forecasting, and financial reporting.
Work Experience Required: 7–10 years relevant experience; Location: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experienced in UK infrastructure project governance and commercial management, with a strong understanding of project lifecycle and delivery methodologies.
Able to independently manage complex PMO workstreams and provide strategic support to senior project stakeholders in geographically distributed, multidisciplinary teams.
Familiar with consultancy environments, offshore delivery models, and professional certifications such as PMP, APM PMQ, or ChPP are advantageous but not mandatory.