Overview

We are searching for an experienced and dedicated Project Manager to work with our specialist consultants and contractors on Exhibitions, Building Conservation and Major Project work at our extraordinary sites.

Reporting to the Head of Projects, but with shared links to the Surveyor of the Fabric, you will be part of a team of architects and building surveyors responsible for managing temporary exhibitions, interior re-presentations, building conservation, maintenance and improvement works from feasibility, through design and construction, to project review.

With a focus on managing projects with our Public Engagement, Maintenance and Commercial colleagues, improvements to visitor and staff accommodation, education and learning provision, retail & catering. You will also be involved in the Decennial State of the Estate condition surveys which inform the prioritisation of building conservation projects. Project sponsorship, assisting internal clients with the development of business plans, reporting to Project Boards and liaison with planning officers and the Historic England Inspectorate all form part of the role.

Closing date: 7th September 2025

Responsibilities

• Manage temporary exhibitions, interior re-presentations, building conservation, maintenance and improvement works from feasibility through design and construction to project review.
• Collaborate with Public Engagement, Maintenance and Commercial teams to improve visitor and staff accommodation, education and learning provision, and retail and catering facilities.
• Contribute to Decennial State of the Estate condition surveys to inform prioritisation of building conservation projects.
• Provide project sponsorship, assist internal clients with developing business plans, report to Project Boards, and liaise with planning officers and the Historic England Inspectorate.

Qualifications

• Architectural or Building Surveying degree or professional qualification, supported by relevant practical experience.
• Knowledge of conservation policy and contract administration.
• Good organisational and writing skills and a sound grasp of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Project).
• AutoCAD proficiency is preferred but not essential.

Benefits

• Hybrid working to suit specific project work
• Enhanced holiday entitlement
• Generous Employers Pension Contributions (up to 11%)
• Annual Organisational Pay reviews & Bonuses
• Critical Illness Cover & Life Assurance
• Family friendly policies and benefits
• Staff discounts and membership to all palaces