Job Description

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Construction Change Manager (Sizewell C)
Civil Works Alliance
Sizewell C

Main Duties:

· Lead the delivery and governance of the Change Management process across the CWA, ensuring compliance and consistency in approach.
· Manage internal change activities and coordinate with technical, commercial, and delivery stakeholders to assess and implement change.
· Own the end-to-end lifecycle of change types including, but not limited to:
· SZC Direction, Instruction, Variation or AE
· CWA Proposal for Variation
· CWA Variation Impact Report
· Client Variations
· CWA Notifications
· Compensation Events
· Subcontractor Notifications of Compensation Events
· Budget Transfers
· Recovery Plans
· Annual Milestones
· CWA Design Changes
· Changes to Construction Methodology
· Changes to Sourcing Strategies
· Contingency and Risk Drawdowns
· Forecast Trends
· Ensure all relevant due diligence is completed prior to change approval.
· Coordinate interrelated changes across Sections to maintain programme and cost integrity.
· Support strategic decision-making by integrating cost, time, risk, and contract constraints.
· Maintain accurate records and justifications for audit and reporting purposes.
· Promote transparency and trust with the Client through clear communication and documentation.
· Protect the integrity of the CWA PAA Cost and Programme Envelopes.
· Retain and leverage change knowledge to inform future planning and decision-making.
· Actively participate in the CWA's PMO Leadership Team

Requirements:

· APM PMQ, APMG Project Planning and Control Practitioner or equivalent
· MRISC preferred.
· At least 12-15 years leading project controls on complex and mega infrastructure projects and programmes of works working for leading international tier 1 contractors.
· Experience running contract, cost and EVM systems e.g., PRISM, Unifier and InEight.

For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.