About The Role
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.
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 responsibilities
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
Equal Opportunities
The Diocese of London is committed to creating and sustaining a diverse and inclusive workforce which represents our context and wider community. We are aware that those of Global Majority Heritage/United Kingdom Minority Ethnic (GMH/UKME) and disabled people are currently under-represented among our clergy and workforce, and we particularly encourage applications from those with the relevant skills and experience that will increase this representation.