Senior Project Quantity Surveyor – Clean Energy Generation

JR United Kingdom; Lincoln; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading project developer in renewable energy is seeking a Senior Project Quantity Surveyor to support high-value energy projects across the UK. The role involves managing contracts from development through construction, providing commercial support, and fostering professional relationships. Candidates should have experience in risk and value management, especially within heavy civil engineering or energy projects.

Benefits

Autonomy

Competitive remuneration

Incentives

Share scheme

Opportunities on latest energy transition projects

Qualifications

• Experience in M&E, Renewables, O&G, Thermal power, or large-scale infrastructure.
• Experience managing contracts over £10m is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Lead change management and maintain change control procedures.
• Prepare procurement documents and negotiate contracts.
• Manage contractor payments and assess costs.

Skills

Risk Management

Value Management

Quality Control

Job description

Senior Project Quantity Surveyor – Clean Energy Generation

Leading project developer in renewable energy assets across the UK is seeking a Senior Project Quantity Surveyor. The role involves supporting project delivery, managing contracts from development through construction and handover, and overseeing high-value projects such as Energy Storage Assets, H2 Ready Thermal Power Plants, and Green Hydrogen Electrolysis Assets.

The ideal candidate will have experience in risk and value management, subcontractor performance, and quality control. A background 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 preferred).
• Experience in heavy Civils/M&E/Energy projects within a main/principal contractor setting (desirable).
• Experience managing contracts over £10m (desirable).

Key Responsibilities

• Lead change management processes, maintain change control procedures, and manage risk registers.
• Prepare procurement documents, review work scopes, and negotiate contracts.
• Manage contractor payments, assess costs, and handle disallowed costs.
• Maintain cost reporting, including internal cost plans and earned value analysis.
• Provide commercial support and advice to site management.
• Foster professional working relationships.

Projects are spread across England, with offices in London. The role offers autonomy, competitive remuneration, incentives, and a share scheme, with opportunities to work on some of the latest energy transition projects worldwide.