Summary
Turner & Townsend is a global professional services company delivering programme, project, cost, and related management services across real estate, infrastructure, energy, and natural resources. The Associate Project Manager will support a federal facilities program through PMO functions including scheduling, risk management, change control, reporting, documentation, and deliverable reviews across multiple sites and task orders.
Responsibilities
- Support senior project managers across active task orders with planning, scheduling, procurement coordination, quality, and risk from initiation through closeout
- Maintain site level risk registers and change control logs, confirm every entry has an owner and a mitigation, and prepare inputs for weekly program risk reviews
- Track progress against approved baselines, report status and variances, and draft corrective action plans for review
- Support deliverable reviews and phase gate checkpoints, including coordinating technical reviewers, tracking comments to closure, and confirming deliverables meet contract requirements before submission to the client
- Prepare and maintain project documentation in accordance with program governance and client requirements, and support the transition of project data into the program's systems, including Power BI and Kahua
- Identify work requested outside current contract scope and route it through the change control process
- Step into a needs package or site team on short notice to cover gaps, coordinate with field staff, and report back to the PMO
- Coordinate with client and partner counterparts to keep submissions, approvals, and reporting aligned
- Model behaviors consistent with CBRE RISE values. Other duties as assigned
Skills
- * Bachelor's degree or equivalent related experience
- * Two or more years supporting projects in a federal, infrastructure, facilities, or construction environment
- * Working knowledge of schedule, risk, and change control fundamentals and the ability to apply them without detailed direction
- * Ability to read technical drawings and specifications well enough to support deliverable and site reviews
- * Strong written communication, with the ability to turn field and technical information into clear status for leadership
- * Comfort working across organizational boundaries with client, partner, and subcontractor staff
- * Ability to travel to program sites
- Candidates must be US citizens able to obtain a public trust and security clearance
- Experience on a federal program with multiple task orders is strongly preferred
- * CAPM or PMP
- * Experience with Power BI, Kahua, or similar project information systems
- * Prior exposure to FAA, DoD, or other federal facilities programs
- * Familiarity with earned value or level of effort contract tracking
Qualifications
Must Haves
- * Bachelor's degree or equivalent related experience
- * Two or more years supporting projects in a federal, infrastructure, facilities, or construction environment
- * Working knowledge of schedule, risk, and change control fundamentals and the ability to apply them without detailed direction
- * Ability to read technical drawings and specifications well enough to support deliverable and site reviews
- * Strong written communication, with the ability to turn field and technical information into clear status for leadership
- * Comfort working across organizational boundaries with client, partner, and subcontractor staff
- * Ability to travel to program sites
- Candidates must be US citizens able to obtain a public trust and security clearance
Nice to Haves
- Experience on a federal program with multiple task orders is strongly preferred
- * CAPM or PMP
- * Experience with Power BI, Kahua, or similar project information systems
- * Prior exposure to FAA, DoD, or other federal facilities programs
- * Familiarity with earned value or level of effort contract tracking
Benefits
- Remote role on Eastern Time
- A healthy, productive, and flexible working environment that respects work-life balance