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Project Manager - All Saints Isleworth Drawn Together, All Saints Isleworth

  •  London
  •  Â£15k-20k
  •  Part time
  •  Closes October 23, 2026
  •  Office Manager
  •  office@allsaints-isleworth.org
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Job Summary

All Saints Isleworth PCC is seeking an experienced and well-organised Project Manager to lead the delivery of a 12-month resilience and development project supported by ‘The National Lottery Heritage Fund’. Working approximately 4–6 days per month, varying across the project cycle

Job Description

All Saints Isleworth is a Grade II* listed parish church with a long history as a place of Christian worship and community life. The project is a preparatory phase for a future capital repair and renewal programme and includes:
Urgent holding works to stabilise areas of the building at immediate risk
Surveys, feasibility and planning work for a future capital phase
Strengthening organisational governance and delivery capacity
Community and heritage engagement involving the church and churchyard
The Project Manager will coordinate these workstreams, ensuring that the project is delivered effectively, meets funder requirements and provides a strong foundation for the next phase of investment.

Job Requirements

Demonstrable experience of managing projects involving multiple workstreams and stakeholders
Strong organizational, planning and budget management skills
Ability to manage risks, deadlines, procurement and project documentation
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to produce clear, accurate project and evaluation reports
Experience of working with a range of stakeholders, consultants, contractors and/or community partners
Ability to work independently while reporting effectively to a governing body
Understanding of the importance of governance, accountability and compliance when managing grant-funded projects
An understanding of and respect for the role of All Saints Isleworth as a place of Christian worship, heritage and community engagement, and an ability to work constructively within that context

Job Responsibilities

Coordinate delivery across the project's workstreams, including building works, surveys, engagement and organizational development
Manage project scheduling, budgets, risk and reporting in line with agreed plans and funder requirements
Prepare clear and accurate project, monitoring and evaluation reports for the PCC and funder
Liaise with the PCC, clergy, Diocese, consultants, contractors, volunteers and other delivery partners
Manage procurement and contracting of consultants and suppliers, including briefs, deliverables and timelines
Maintain key project documentation, including the project plan, risk register, financial records and reporting
Ensure appropriate permissions, safeguarding, health & safety and data protection requirements are addressed
Provide regular progress updates to the PCC and support effective decision-making
Coordinate the work of professional advisers and delivery partners, recognizing and respecting their specialist and technical responsibilies

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Please email your CV and Cover Letter to [email protected]

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