Senior Project Manager(Power) at AECOM2

About the Role

We are looking for a Project Manager (Power) to join AECOM's team in Dublin. This role involves providing strategic leadership in the planning, coordination, and delivery of major power infrastructure programs across Dublin Airport’s landside campus.

Key Responsibilities

• →Provide senior oversight across the full project lifecycle, from concept and design through procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover.
• →Lead the delivery of major electrical infrastructure programs across LV, MV, and HV networks, including primary and secondary distribution systems.
• →Direct the development of new substations and the upgrade of existing assets, including switchgear renewals and transformer installations.
• →Oversee integration of SCADA systems, protection schemes, and grid interface requirements to ensure operational reliability and resilience.
• →Guide the design and construction of utility corridors, underground and overhead cable routes, ducting networks, chambers, and interfaces with existing services.
• →Ensure compliance with ESB Networks standards, airport electrical safety regulations, and applicable IEC/EN standards.
• →Lead the implementation of resilient power systems that safeguard airport operations and critical assets.
• →Drive the integration of renewable energy solutions and low-carbon infrastructure initiatives.
• →Provide senior management oversight of complex works delivered within a live operational airport environment, ensuring zero disruption to critical systems.
• →Lead program governance, including scheduling, risk management, phasing, and interface coordination across multiple concurrent projects.
• →Administer NEC4 contracts (ECC Options A, C, and D), ensuring robust commercial management and compliance.
• →Maintain strict adherence to health, safety, and environmental standards, including RAMS approval, permit-to-work systems, and electrical isolation procedures.
• →Act as the senior point of contact for internal stakeholders including Operations, Asset Management, Safety, ICT, and Facilities teams.
• →Lead engagement with external stakeholders such as ESB Networks, planners, consultants, contractors, and regulatory authorities.
• →Coordinate statutory approvals, grid connections, and ensure full regulatory compliance across all stages of delivery.