Taylor Hopkinson Limited

Onshore Civil Engineer required for a major Offshore Wind Developer based in The United Kingdom Responsibilities Lead civil engineering review of onshore cable route FEED. Assess trenching design, ducting, joint bay layouts, and HDD feasibility (road, rail, watercourses, landfall). Assure thermal resistivity, drainage, and access design, including AIL (Abnormal Indivisible Load) transport routes. Support the consents team in preparing engineering input for planning condition discharges (traffic management, drainage strategies, watercourse crossings). Liaise with Transport Scotland, local authorities, utilities, and landowners to secure crossing approvals. Coordinate with FEED consultants. Ensure alignment of civil works with electrical package requirements and land management constraints. Contribute to procurement strategy, including Stage 1 ITT documents and scope definitions. Translate FEED outputs into clear tender/contract deliverables for the civils scope. Ensure constructability reviews, risk registers, and early works scopes are captured Provide engineering support during tender evaluation and contractor onboarding. Adapt engineering scope to reflect evolving land, consent, and design constraints in a changing project environment. Balance schedule impact with project objectives, ensuring technical assurance while enabling programme delivery. Support the package team in evaluating change, identifying risks and opportunities, and keeping the project on track for FID (Final Investment Decision). Requirements 10-15 years of civil engineering experience, focusing on onshore cable routes in offshore wind, interconnectors, or transmission. Demonstrable experience in HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling) and landfall interface, with expertise in both design and constructability. Strong track record supporting FEED (Front-End Engineering Design) through to construction and tender preparation. Proven ability to adapt to shifting project scope, balancing schedule, risk, and delivery objectives.

Quantity Surveyor for a major Offshore Wind Developer based in The UK Responsibilities : Responsible for the monitoring and reporting of package budget and cost controlling (quantity surveying) and fulfilling all documentation for the cost-plus scope. Processing contractor payments accordingly. SAP operations when needed for cost control. Proactive contract management to ensure a full alignment of the project team to meet the given contractual obligations of both parties as well as on the commercial alignment of work progress with the defined project budget. Advice package and manage variation requests and/or notices from a contractor Ensures that contractual variations and changes or claims with regard to the scope of delivery and services, prices, timeline or other contractual agreements are enforced and up-to-date. Monitors and reports contract performance to the project. Drafts claim related correspondence, e.g. instructions, determinations, notices, variation orders and employer's claims. Advice with early and holistic preparation and documentation of dispute readiness documentation. Advice on commercial/ contractual issues and liaise with respective stakeholders. Providing feedback for the continuous improvement process for the Contract Standard. Reports on a regular basis to N-3 Contract Management and Project SPOC on progress and performance. Requirements RICS certification is mandatory Degree qualified in a commercial subject, engineering or equivalent Experience in quantity surveying and contract management, preferably in the offshore wind industry or similar energy projects. Extensive knowledge of contract change management & claim management in FIDIC, BIMCO and LOGIC based contracts.