Senior Project Quantity Surveyor – Clean Energy Generation

JR United Kingdom; Guildford; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading project developer in renewable energy seeks a Senior Project Quantity Surveyor to support project delivery from development to handover. This role focuses on managing contracts, risks, and subcontractor performance on innovative energy transition projects, ensuring quality and effective control measures within a competitive and autonomous environment.

Benefits

Competitive remuneration

Incentives and share scheme

Qualifications

• Experience with NEC contracts preferred.
• Experience in M&E, Renewables, or large-scale Infrastructure.
• Managing contracts over £10m desirable.

Responsibilities

• Lead change management processes and manage risks.
• Prepare procurement documents and negotiate contracts.
• Administer contractor payments and manage cost control.

Skills

Contract Management

Risk Management

Value Management

Job description

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Senior Project Quantity Surveyor – Clean Energy Generation, Guildford

Client: Mint Selection

Location: Guildford, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

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Posted:

04.06.2025

Expiry Date:

19.07.2025

Job Description:

Senior Project Quantity Surveyor – Clean Energy Generation

We are seeking a Senior Project Quantity Surveyor for a leading project developer specializing in Renewable Energy assets across the UK. The role involves supporting project delivery from development through to construction and handover, including contract closure and management.

The projects include the UK’s largest Energy Storage Assets (+100MW), H2 Ready Thermal Power Plants, and Green Hydrogen Electrolysis Assets, involving high-value equipment, M&E, and civils activities.

The ideal candidate will oversee risk and value management, drive subcontractor performance, and manage quality. Experience in M&E, Renewables, O&G, Thermal Power, or large-scale Infrastructure is preferred.

Key requirements:

• Experience with various contract forms, especially NEC contracts (ECC Accreditation is a plus)
• Experience in heavy Civils/M&E/Energy projects in a main/principal contractor setting (preferred)
• Managing contracts over £10m (desirable)

Key responsibilities:

• Lead change management processes, maintain effective control procedures, and manage risks
• Prepare procurement documents, review work scopes, and negotiate contracts
• Administer contractor payments and manage cost control measures
• Report on project costs, maintain internal cost plans, and provide commercial support on-site
• Foster professional relationships within the team and with stakeholders

Projects are located throughout England, with company offices in London. The role offers the chance to work on innovative energy transition projects within a lean organization that values autonomy, offers competitive remuneration, incentives, and a share scheme.