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Project Quantity Surveyor (Power & Renewables) Glasgow Are you a Quantity Surveyor with experience in electrical infrastructure, substations, or high-voltage projects looking to play a key role in the delivery of major power and renewables schemes? We're seeking a Project Quantity Surveyor to support the commercial delivery of high-voltage electrical projects, including substations, switchgear installations, and cable infrastructure works. Based in Glasgow, you'll work closely with project delivery teams to ensure strong commercial performance, effective cost control, and successful project outcomes from contract award through to final account. This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing sector with a strong pipeline of projects supporting the UK's evolving energy infrastructure. The Role As Project Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for the commercial management and administration of electrical infrastructure projects. Working alongside Project Managers, Engineers, Planners, subcontractors, and clients, you'll ensure projects remain commercially controlled while supporting successful delivery on programme and within budget. You'll be involved in every stage of the project lifecycle, from budgeting and contract administration through to valuations, claims management, and final accounts. Key Responsibilities Prepare and manage Bills of Quantities (BOQs), budgets, cost reports, forecasts, and profit plans. Monitor project costs and provide detailed commercial reporting to Project Managers and senior stakeholders. Lead and participate in interim commercial meetings with clients and internal project teams. Manage subcontractor accounts, valuations, payment certificates, and final accounts. Ensure payments are processed in accordance with subcontract agreements, procurement terms, and retention provisions. Administer contractual obligations and support the successful commercial delivery of projects. Prepare and submit monthly applications for payment, ensuring accurate inclusion of remeasurements, variations, dayworks, site changes, and contractual claims. Identify and manage labour and material cost escalations where applicable. Proactively identify commercial risks and escalate issues to senior management as required. Work closely with Planning Engineers to ensure progress reporting accurately reflects project performance. Manage subcontractor remeasurement activities and the valuation of contract works. Cost, negotiate, and agree site changes, variation orders, and dayworks. Maintain accurate commercial records and supporting documentation to assist with cost control, reporting, and claims management. Support the preparation and submission of interim and final accounts in accordance with contractual requirements. Negotiate effectively with clients, subcontractors, and stakeholders to achieve positive commercial outcomes. Ensure compliance with information security policies and project governance requirements. About You To be successful in this role, you'll be commercially driven, detail-oriented, and capable of managing multiple priorities within a fast-paced project environment. You'll ideally have: A degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or a related discipline. Experience working on electrical infrastructure, HV, substation, power, utilities, energy, or renewables projects. Understanding of contract administration, commercial management, and cost control processes. Experience managing subcontractor accounts, valuations, and final accounts. Strong knowledge of contract conditions and their practical application. Experience preparing applications for payment, variations, claims, and commercial reports. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong organisational and record-keeping abilities. The ability to work independently and prioritise workload effectively. A proactive approach to identifying risks and resolving commercial issues. Desirable A technical background in electrical engineering, electrical installations, instrumentation, or a related field. Previous experience working on substations, switchgear installations, cable works, or other high-voltage infrastructure projects. Experience managing contract claims and compensation events. What's on Offer The opportunity to work on major power and renewables infrastructure projects. Exposure to high-profile electrical and high-voltage schemes. A collaborative environment with experienced project delivery professionals. Long-term career progression within a growing sector. The opportunity to play a key role in the commercial success of strategically important projects. A position where your commercial expertise will directly influence project performance and profitability. If you're an ambitious Quantity Surveyor looking to further your career within the power, utilities, and renewable energy sector, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today for a confidential discussion. To find out more about Real, please visit (url removed) Real Staffing, a trading division of SThree Partnership LLP is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy Registered office 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ, United Kingdom Partnership Number OC(phone number removed) England and Wales

Electrical Quantity Surveyor If you're an Electrical Quantity Surveyor who enjoys having genuine ownership of projects from tender through to final account, this is an opportunity to make a real commercial impact. This role sits at the heart of project delivery, working closely with Project Managers, Engineers, subcontractors, and clients to ensure projects remain commercially successful from day one. You'll be involved in key decisions, managing risk, driving profitability, and ensuring the commercial position of each project is always clear, accurate, and well-managed. This is not a role where you'll be sitting on the sidelines. You'll be a key part of the project team, influencing outcomes and helping deliver successful project results from start to finish. The Role As Electrical Quantity Surveyor, you will take responsibility for the commercial management of projects throughout their lifecycle, ensuring strong cost control, effective contract administration, and successful commercial outcomes. You will work closely with both site and office-based teams, maintaining accurate commercial reporting while proactively identifying risks and opportunities as projects progress. Key Responsibilities Prepare, develop, and manage Bills of Quantities (BOQs), budgets, cost reports, forecasts, and profit plans. Maintain full commercial control of projects from tender stage through to final account. Lead and participate in commercial meetings with clients, subcontractors, and internal project teams. Provide accurate and timely reporting on project commercial performance. Manage subcontractor accounts, interim valuations, payment certificates, and final account agreements. Ensure payments are administered in line with contractual agreements and retention provisions. Prepare and submit monthly applications for payment, including remeasurements, variations, dayworks, and contractual claims. Identify, prepare, negotiate, and agree variations, site changes, and additional works. Assess and manage contract claims while maintaining comprehensive supporting records. Identify commercial risks at an early stage and escalate issues where appropriate. Work closely with Planning Engineers to ensure programme progress aligns with commercial reporting and forecasts. Carry out remeasurement of subcontract works and assess project changes as they occur. Maintain accurate and detailed commercial records to support cost control and claims management. Negotiate effectively with clients and their representatives to achieve commercially beneficial outcomes. Promote high standards of accuracy, professionalism, reliability, and commercial awareness across project teams. Ensure compliance with company information security policies and procedures. About You You are commercially minded, detail-oriented, and capable of managing your workload independently while delivering accurate results in a fast-paced environment. You'll likely have: Experience working as an Electrical Quantity Surveyor within construction, MEP, engineering, or building services projects. Strong knowledge of cost control, contract administration, valuations, variations, and final accounts. Experience managing subcontractor packages and commercial reporting. The ability to assess commercial risks and identify opportunities to improve project performance. A strong understanding of the relationship between project programmes, progress, and commercial outcomes. Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Strong organisational skills with exceptional attention to detail. The ability to prioritise effectively and work using your own initiative. Clear communication skills and confidence working with clients, project teams, and subcontractors. Why This Opportunity? The Electrical Quantity Surveyor plays a critical role in the success of every project. Strong commercial management leads to better project outcomes, healthier margins, reduced disputes, and smoother final account agreements. This opportunity offers the chance to be a genuine commercial partner within the project team, where your expertise, judgement, and decision-making will directly influence project success. If you're looking for a role where you'll be trusted with responsibility, given the autonomy to make an impact, and involved throughout the full project lifecycle, we'd like to hear from you. Apply today for a confidential discussion. To find out more about Real, please visit (url removed) Real Staffing, a trading division of SThree Partnership LLP is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy Registered office 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ, United Kingdom Partnership Number OC(phone number removed) England and Wales

Civil Site Supervisor Job Purpose: The Civil Site Supervisor shall be responsible for supervising and coordinating all site-based civil engineering activities, ensuring that work is carried out safely, efficiently, and in accordance with the relevant project specifications, legislation, and company procedures. Key Duties and Responsibilities: The Civil Site Supervisor shall undertake, but not be limited to, the following duties: 1. Health and Safety Compliance Enforce and comply with the Company's Health and Safety Policy and relevant statutory obligations. Following company Integrated Management Systems Conduct site inductions, toolbox talks, and daily briefings to ensure all personnel understand site-specific risks and control measures. Verify that all operatives are competent, trained, and authorised to use equipment and undertake assigned tasks. Ensure safe systems of work are implemented, including safe manual handling and proper equipment usage. Monitor plant, tools, and equipment to ensure they are properly maintained, guarded, and used in accordance with safety regulations. Respond promptly to unsafe conditions or incidents, reporting them to the Project Manager and recording them in accordance with company procedures. Carrying out monthly H&S audits Carrying Near Misses as required. 2. Environmental Responsibility Ensure site operations comply with all relevant environmental licenses and permits. Take all practicable steps to minimise the environmental impact of operations and promote sustainable practices. 3. Quality Assurance Ensure that all works are executed in accordance with the approved method statements, risk assessments, and project quality plans. Complete and maintain accurate site records, including daily diaries, labor and plant returns, test records, and variation documentation. Ensure timely implementation of all testing and inspection requirements as per project specifications. Ultilising the Eque 2 system, logging materials on and off site. Daily use of the company tablet system, logging H&S / Compliance documentation. Daily use of Checked Safe for vehicle logging. Raise any non-conformances or quality issues to the Project Manager promptly. 4. Operational Supervision Supervise and coordinate the activities of direct labor and subcontractors to meet project requirements, timelines, and safety standards. Verify resource availability (labor, materials, plant) ahead of planned works. Ensure work progresses in accordance with the program and highlight any risks to delivery. Maintain good housekeeping and always enforce professional conduct. Resolve on-site technical and logistic issues. Respond quickly to unforeseen challenges and adjust as necessary. Liaise with the Project Manager, client representatives, third parties, and members of the public, maintaining a positive company image on-site. Required Qualifications and Experience: Proven experience supervising civil engineering works, including RC structures, drainage, highways, and earthworks. Working knowledge and implementation of Temporary Works Schemes (TWS). Strong organisational and leadership capabilities, with attention to detail in documentation and compliance. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation. Mandatory Certifications: SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) Supervisor Gold CSCS Card First Aid Temporary works supervisor Full UK Driving Licence PASMA - Desirable IPAF (MEWP) - Desirable Confine Spaces - Desirable NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in a relevant discipline - Desirable Reporting Line: The Civil Site Supervisor shall report directly to the Project Manager (or delegated line manager). On offer is a competitive salary and benefits package, plus a company van, fuel card etc. To find out more about Real, please visit (url removed) Real Staffing, a trading division of SThree Partnership LLP is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy Registered office 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ, United Kingdom Partnership Number OC(phone number removed) England and Wales