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HSE Advisor Location: Cambridge Industry: Highways & Infrastructure Turner Lovell is recruiting a Health & Safety Advisor for an established infrastructure services business supporting highways operations across Cambridgeshire. This opportunity would suit a safety professional who enjoys working closely with operational teams, providing practical advice and influencing safe working practices on site. You will support essential infrastructure works, helping teams manage risk, maintain compliance and turn lessons learned into improvements. Key responsibilities Provide health and safety advice to operational teams and contractors. Conduct site inspections and audits, identifying improvements and supporting corrective actions. Support risk assessments and the implementation of safe systems of work. Assist with incident investigations, root cause analysis and follow-up actions. Coach teams to strengthen safety awareness and encourage safe behaviours. Maintain accurate records, analyse trends and support health and safety performance reporting. Your background NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate, or equivalent. Previous experience in a SHE or Health & Safety advisory role. Good working knowledge of UK health and safety legislation, risk management and safe systems of work. Knowledge of CDM Regulations where applicable. Strong communication skills, with the ability to influence operational teams and contractors. An analytical approach to incident investigation and problem solving. Competent Microsoft Office skills. Full UK driving licence for travel to operational sites. A NEBOSH Diploma or NVQ Level 5/6, completed or in progress, would be advantageous. IOSH membership, SEATS training, First Aid at Work and experience with ISO management systems would also be beneficial. The package Company car and fuel card, with EV and hybrid options. 28 days' annual leave plus bank holidays. Private healthcare and a healthcare cash plan. Matched or contributory pension, life assurance and personal accident cover. Holiday purchase scheme and enhanced family leave. Access to a 24/7 online GP, employee assistance programme and retail discounts. Industry-recognised training and development opportunities. If you are looking for an opportunity to influence safety standards across highways operations, please apply and get in touch with Mark Canning via the link provided for more information.

Civil Estimator - Civil Engineering & Major Infrastructure Contract: ASAP, 9 months - with likely extension Location: HYBRID. Manchester (2-3 days per week in the office) Rate: 500 per day, outside IR35 Working hours: 8-hour day / 40-hour week Turner Lovell is supporting a leading energy infrastructure business in the search for an experienced Freelance Estimator with a strong civil engineering background to support its pre-construction team on major infrastructure projects. Working closely with the Pre-Construction Manager, you will be responsible for preparing estimates for civil engineering, structural and building works, supporting the development of competitive and commercially robust tender submissions. The role requires someone who can confidently review tender documentation and drawings, identify gaps, assess construction requirements and produce accurate take-offs, bills of quantities and cost plans. Previous experience within the energy sector would be advantageous, but candidates with a strong civil engineering estimating background across other major infrastructure sectors will also be considered. Key Responsibilities Prepare detailed estimates, take-offs and bills of quantities for civil engineering, structural and building packages in accordance with CESMM4. Review tender documentation, drawings and technical specifications to establish the scope of works and identify gaps, risks and discrepancies. Produce cost plans and estimates to support tender submissions, business development and budget requirements. Identify and document assumptions, exclusions, qualifications and commercial risks throughout the estimating process. Raise and manage Technical Queries (TQs) to clarify scope, design requirements and outstanding information. Apply civil engineering and construction knowledge to interpret project requirements, assess construction methodologies and establish realistic costs. Maintain clear estimating records and registers of assumptions, risks and opportunities. Prepare estimating handover packs, communicating key assumptions, exclusions and cost considerations to the project delivery team. Provide ongoing estimating support and clarification throughout the tender and handover process. Ideal Background & Skills 10+ years in construction, including 5+ years in estimating. Thorough knowledge of CESMM4, take-offs and bills of quantities. Experience reviewing drawings and tender documents, identifying gaps and raising TQs. Proficient in Excel and estimating software. Strong commercial awareness and understanding of construction methodology. Relevant Civil Engineering / Construction qualification or equivalent experience. Desirable Energy, utilities or major infrastructure experience. Knowledge of CDM Regulations 2015. ICE, CIOB or RICS membership. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced civil engineering estimator to join an established pre-construction team, supporting major infrastructure tenders. For further information or to apply please contact Maddie Jacob - (url removed) / (phone number removed)

Managing Quantity Surveyor - Power & Infrastructure Location: UK Sector: Power, Utilities & Infrastructure Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience A leading specialist contractor operating across the power and infrastructure sector is looking to appoint a Managing Quantity Surveyor to lead the commercial function across major utilities and civils projects. The business delivers high-value electrical infrastructure programmes for some of the sector's most demanding clients across the UK and Europe. With a strong pipeline of complex projects, this is an opportunity for an experienced commercial professional to take a lead role in delivering major infrastructure programmes from award through to completion and energisation. Working alongside experienced project managers and delivery teams, you will have significant ownership of project commercial performance and play a key role in protecting margins, managing risk and delivering value for clients. The Role As Managing Quantity Surveyor, you will act as the primary commercial lead across major projects, taking responsibility for cost management, financial forecasting, cash flow and overall commercial performance. Your responsibilities will include: Leading all commercial activity across major utilities and civils projects. Setting and managing accurate project budgets, ensuring costs remain within agreed parameters and aligned with wider business objectives. Leading valuation and cash-flow planning, including detailed cost-to-complete forecasting. Producing accurate and timely commercial reporting for senior stakeholders. Working closely with project managers and delivery teams to maintain strong alignment between commercial and operational objectives. Providing clear financial updates to senior management, project teams and external stakeholders. Identifying, assessing and managing commercial risk from an early stage to protect project profitability. Supporting the successful delivery of projects against financial, quality and programme objectives. About You The successful candidate will have a strong commercial background within power, utilities, civils or major infrastructure, with proven experience managing high-value projects. You will have: Proven Quantity Surveying experience managing 50m+ projects within the power, utilities or civils sectors. Strong working knowledge of NEC3 and NEC4 contracts within major infrastructure or civil engineering environments. Proven experience producing detailed financial forecasts, cost-to-complete reports and managing project cash flow. A degree in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. A full UK driving licence and the right to work in the UK. Chartered or Incorporated status, or actively working towards professional qualification, is desirable. Professional accreditation with RICS, ICES or CIOB is desirable. This is a senior commercial position within a business operating across some of the UK's most important infrastructure markets. You will have the opportunity to take genuine ownership of major projects, influence commercial strategy and work closely with senior project and delivery teams. The role offers scope to make a direct impact on project profitability while helping shape the continued growth of the commercial function. If you're an experienced Managing Quantity Surveyor looking for a senior commercial position within the power and infrastructure sector, this could be an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career. Please contact (url removed)

Senior Quantity Surveyor - Power & Infrastructure Location: UK Sector: Power, Utilities & Infrastructure Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience The Opportunity A leading specialist contractor operating across the power and infrastructure sector is looking to appoint a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join its growing commercial team. The business delivers major electrical infrastructure projects for hyperscale data centres, industrial clients and grid operators across the UK and Europe. With a strong project pipeline and a focus on complex, high-value programmes, this is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to take ownership of significant commercial packages and play a key role in project delivery. Reporting to a Managing Quantity Surveyor, you will work closely with project and delivery teams from contract award through to completion and energisation. The Role As Senior Quantity Surveyor, you will take responsibility for the commercial performance of multiple contracts, ensuring that risk, cost and value are effectively managed throughout the project lifecycle. Your responsibilities will include: Leading tendering and bid submissions, including pricing, commercial assessments and review of contractual terms and conditions. Managing monthly valuations, applications for payment, variations, cost reports and CVRs across multiple high-value contracts. Managing subcontractor relationships, including procurement, negotiation of rates, assessment of applications and agreement of variations. Identifying commercial risks at an early stage and implementing appropriate mitigation strategies. Working closely with project managers and delivery teams to ensure commercial objectives remain aligned with project requirements. Providing accurate financial forecasting and effective cash-flow management. Supporting the development of junior Quantity Surveyors and contributing to a positive, high-performing commercial team. About You The successful candidate will have a strong commercial background within power, utilities, civils or wider infrastructure, ideally with experience working on high-value projects. You will have: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor on high-budget infrastructure projects. Strong working knowledge of NEC3 and NEC4 contracts within infrastructure or civil engineering environments. Experience producing detailed financial forecasts, cost reports and managing project cash flow. A degree, HNC or HND in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. A full UK driving licence and the right to work in the UK. Chartered or Incorporated status, or actively working towards professional qualification. Membership or accreditation with RICS, ICES or CIOB. You will have the autonomy to take ownership of major commercial responsibilities, work alongside experienced project professionals and contribute directly to the successful delivery of complex infrastructure programmes. If you're an experienced Quantity Surveyor looking for your next challenge within the power and infrastructure sector, this could be an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career. Please contact (url removed)

Electrical Site Manager - North Scotland Location: North Scotland Rate: 500- 600 per day Start date: ASAP End date: 31/01/2028 Rotation: 12 days on / 2 days off Travel: Days 1 and 12 are considered travel days, with a travel allowance provided Turner Lovell are recruiting on behalf of a leading UK energy infrastructure organisation delivering major electricity transmission projects across the UK. We are seeking an experienced M&E Site Manager to support the delivery of a major electrical infrastructure project The successful candidate will have overall responsibility for the day-to-day management and coordination of M&E works, ensuring activities are delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with the project programme, quality standards, and client requirements. Working closely with the wider project management and engineering teams, you will manage subcontractors, site teams, resources, and multiple work fronts, ensuring the M&E works are properly planned, coordinated, and delivered to programme. Duties Take overall responsibility for the day-to-day management and delivery of M&E site activities Manage and coordinate subcontractors, site teams, and multiple M&E work fronts Plan, sequence, and coordinate M&E works in line with the overall project programme Ensure labour, plant, materials, and technical information are available to maintain programme delivery Monitor progress against programme and proactively manage risks, delays, changes, and technical issues Ensure all works are delivered in accordance with RAMS, SHEQ procedures, specifications, and client requirements Lead daily site briefings, coordination meetings, toolbox talks, and site activities Liaise closely with engineers, subcontractors, project managers, the client, and other site disciplines Take responsibility for site records, progress reporting, documentation, and handover requirements Monitor the performance of subcontractors and ensure works are delivered to the required standards Ensure effective coordination between Mechanical, Electrical, Civils, and other project disciplines Maintain a strong focus on health, safety, quality, and environmental standards throughout the project Identify opportunities to improve productivity, programme delivery, and site performance Requirements Proven experience as an M&E Site Manager / M&E Manager on major infrastructure, construction, energy, power, or industrial projects Proven experience managing subcontractors, site teams, and multiple work fronts Valid CSCS or relevant site safety qualification SMSTS required Strong understanding of RAMS, SHEQ requirements, construction processes, and site management Ability to manage programme delivery, resources, and competing site priorities Strong leadership, communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills If you are an experienced M&E Site Manager currently available or coming available shortly and interested in a long-term opportunity in North Scotland, please get in touch for further information: Marcus Horne (url removed) (phone number removed)

M&E Site Supervisor - North Scotland Location: North Scotland Rate: Starting at 39 an hour Start Date: ASAP Duration: Until March 2027 Site Accomadation provided Turner Lovell is supporting a leading energy infrastructure contractor with a strong track record of delivering complex electrical and mechanical projects across the UK. We are currently seeking an experienced M&E Site Supervisor to support a major infrastructure project in North Scotland. The successful candidate will be responsible for supervising Mechanical and Electrical site activities, ensuring works are delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with programme, quality, and client requirements. Working closely with the Site Manager and wider project team, you will take responsibility for the day-to-day coordination of M&E activities, leading subcontractors and site teams and ensuring work fronts are properly planned, resourced, and executed. Duties Supervise and coordinate day-to-day M&E site activities Lead and coordinate subcontractors and site teams to ensure safe and efficient delivery Support the planning and sequencing of M&E works in line with the project programme Ensure labour, plant, materials, and technical information are available when required Monitor progress and identify and escalate any risks, delays, or issues Ensure all works are carried out in accordance with RAMS, SHEQ procedures, and site requirements Conduct and support toolbox talks and daily site briefings Liaise with the Site Manager, engineers, subcontractors, and project management team Maintain accurate site records, progress updates, and relevant documentation Ensure a strong focus on health, safety, quality, and environmental standards throughout the project Requirements Proven experience as an M&E Site Supervisor / Supervisor on major infrastructure or construction projects Strong Mechanical or Electrical background Experience supervising subcontractors and site teams Previous experience within energy, power, utilities, HV, industrial, or other safety-critical environments Valid CSCS or relevant site safety qualification SSSTS or SMSTS preferred Strong understanding of RAMS, site safety procedures, and construction processes Ability to coordinate multiple work fronts and maintain programme delivery Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills If you are an experienced M&E Site Supervisor currently available or coming available shortly and interested in an opportunity in North Scotland, please get in touch for further information contact me at: (url removed)

Site Construction Manager - 400kV OHL / Substation Location : North Scotland - Inverness, site-based. Rate : 700 per day, with accommodation and travel to site covered Start Date : October 26 Duration : 12-month initial contract, with potential for further requirements Hours : 37 hours per week, with flexibility required due to travel and project demands Turner Lovell are recruiting on behalf of a leading UK energy infrastructure organisation delivering major electricity transmission projects across the UK. We are seeking an experienced Site Construction Manager to support the delivery of a major 400kV Overhead Line and Substation projects in North Scotland. This is a key site-based position, responsible for overseeing construction activities and ensuring works are delivered safely to programme and in accordance with the required quality, environmental and technical standards. Working closely with the appointed contractors and wider project team, you will act as a key representative on site, monitoring progress, contractor performance and compliance across a complex major transmission project. Role Responsibilities: Manage and monitor construction activities across a major 400kV OHL and substation projects Represent the project organisation on site and act as a key point of contact for contractors and stakeholders Monitor completed works against project KPIs to support payment applications and NEC contract management Monitor and record key deliverables including earthworks, civils, substation, overhead line construction and commissioning activities Ensure construction activities comply with planning consents, statutory requirements, SHE legislation and project standards Monitor contractor performance against programme, resource requirements, quality and safety expectations Ensure works are delivered in accordance with CDM 2015, ITPs and relevant technical and quality requirements Support effective management / reporting of project interfaces, risks, issues and construction activities Role Requirements: Proven experience in a Site Construction Manager or similar construction management role Strong engineering and construction knowledge within major infrastructure projects Experience working on major transmission projects, ideally involving OHL, substations and/or underground cables Strong understanding of construction Health & Safety requirements and CDM 2015 Understanding of NEC contracts and experience supporting contract management would be advantageous Ability to work site-based across a major infrastructure project Experience within the energy, utilities or electricity transmission sector is highly desirable This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Site Construction Manager to join a major UK transmission programme, working on a significant 400kV OHL and substation developments in North Scotland. For further information please apply or contact Maddie Jacob url removed) / (phone number removed).