EURO Stadium Project Manager

The EURO 2028 Stadium Project Manager will play a key role in supporting the planning, coordination and delivery of the Scottish FA’s stadium obligations for UEFA EURO 2028. Working closely with the Head of Stadium and a wide range of internal and external stakeholders, the post-holder will drive progress across multiple work streams, ensuring activity, actions, decisions and deadlines remain on track.

The role will provide proactive project management support, maintain effective governance and reporting arrangements, support technical project infrastructure, update relevant UEFA systems and help ensure all stadium-related projects are planned and delivered in line with UEFA requirements, organisational objectives and tournament deadlines.

• Lead the planning, coordination and implementation of assigned UEFA EURO 2028 stadium projects and work streams.
• Develop and maintain comprehensive project plans, schedules, milestone trackers, action logs and risk registers.
• Establish effective project governance, reporting routines and controls to support successful delivery.
• Work across internal departments, external partners and stadium stakeholder groups to coordinate activity, progress actions and ensure decisions, dependencies and deadlines are followed through.
• Act as a key point of day-to-day coordination for the Head of Stadium, helping to keep priorities, actions, people and project information aligned and on-track.
• Coordinate cross-functional teams and stakeholders to ensure programme objectives are achieved.
• Manage project risks, issues and dependencies, implementing mitigation plans where required.
• Monitor project budgets and support procurement, contract management and financial reporting processes.

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The Scottish Football Association (also known as the Scottish FA) is the governing body of football in Scotland. Members of the Scottish FA include clubs in Scotland, affiliated national and local associations. It was formed in 1873, making it the second oldest national football association in the world.
Our vision is to harness the power of football to inspire the nation, transform lives and build a united and successful game. Through our Strategy our commitment is to build on the successes of our men’s and women’s national teams, our manifesto to encourage future generations to play freely and safely, whilst showcasing the many ways in which football can improve everyday health, education and wellbeing in Scotland.