Senior Quantity Surveyor Role Purpose Senior Quantity Surveyor (will lead the commercial management of design-related change across major Heathrow airport programmes. Working within a multidisciplinary consultancy environment, the role is responsible for identifying, assessing, pricing, negotiating, and securing agreement of changes arising from design development, scope evolution, client instructions, technical assurance requirements, and programme impacts. The successful candidate will possess strong commercial, contractual, and technical understanding of infrastructure design and delivery, enabling them to work effectively with engineering, planning, project controls, and client teams throughout the project lifecycle. A key aspect of the role is the ability to challenge and support design teams, ensuring that changes are robustly substantiated, commercially recoverable, and aligned with contractual entitlements. Key Responsibilities Design Change Management Lead the commercial assessment of design development and design change across HS2 programmes. Work closely with engineering and design teams to identify emerging change opportunities and risks at the earliest stage. Understand the relationship between design maturity, scope evolution, and commercial impact. Evaluate the cost, schedule, and risk implications arising from design modifications. Establish and maintain detailed change registers and governance processes. Ensure all changes are supported by robust technical and commercial justification. Commercial & Contractual Management Prepare and manage change submissions, compensation events, instructions, and variation proposals. Provide commercial and contractual advice regarding entitlement arising from design changes. Support negotiations with clients, delivery partners, contractors, and stakeholders. Manage change from identification through to agreement and final account settlement. Maintain compliance with NEC contract requirements and HS2 commercial processes. Protect and maximise commercial recovery opportunities. Design Team Engagement Act as a trusted commercial partner to design managers, discipline leads, and project managers. Participate in design reviews, value engineering workshops, and assurance activities. Challenge scope growth and ensure commercial consequences are fully understood by project teams. Translate complex engineering and design issues into commercially robust narratives. Support decision making through cost impact and option appraisal assessments. Stakeholder Management Build strong working relationships across HS2, delivery partners, consultants, contractors, and project stakeholders. Present commercial positions and change strategies to senior leadership teams. Facilitate collaborative resolution of complex commercial and technical matters. Essential Experience Significant experience in a Senior Quantity Surveyor or Change Management role within major infrastructure programmes. Strong experience managing commercial impacts arising from design development and engineering change. Experience working within consultancy, client-side, or complex programme environments. Detailed knowledge of NEC contracts, particularly compensation events and change mechanisms. Ability to interpret engineering designs, scope documentation, technical reports, and design deliverables. Experience of working in multidisciplinary design environments. Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Experience supporting major rail, transport, utilities, aviation, highways, or infrastructure projects. Desirable Experience Previous HS2, Network Rail, TfL, National Highways, or major infrastructure programme experience. MRICS, MCICES or equivalent professional qualification. Experience working within Project Controls and integrated programme environments. Understanding of design assurance, systems engineering, and programme governance processes. Key Competencies Design commercial management Change control and governance NEC contract administration Cost planning and forecasting Engineering and design understanding Commercial negotiation Risk and opportunity management Stakeholder engagement Strategic thinking Leadership and mentoring Ideal Candidate Profile The ideal candidate will be a commercially astute Senior Quantity Surveyor who is comfortable operating within highly technical design environments. They will have a strong understanding of how design decisions drive cost and programme outcomes and be able to work collaboratively with engineers and project managers to secure robust commercial outcomes. Experience on large-scale infrastructure programmes such as HS2, rail, highways, or utilities projects would be highly advantageous.
06/10/2026
Contract
Senior Quantity Surveyor Role Purpose Senior Quantity Surveyor (will lead the commercial management of design-related change across major Heathrow airport programmes. Working within a multidisciplinary consultancy environment, the role is responsible for identifying, assessing, pricing, negotiating, and securing agreement of changes arising from design development, scope evolution, client instructions, technical assurance requirements, and programme impacts. The successful candidate will possess strong commercial, contractual, and technical understanding of infrastructure design and delivery, enabling them to work effectively with engineering, planning, project controls, and client teams throughout the project lifecycle. A key aspect of the role is the ability to challenge and support design teams, ensuring that changes are robustly substantiated, commercially recoverable, and aligned with contractual entitlements. Key Responsibilities Design Change Management Lead the commercial assessment of design development and design change across HS2 programmes. Work closely with engineering and design teams to identify emerging change opportunities and risks at the earliest stage. Understand the relationship between design maturity, scope evolution, and commercial impact. Evaluate the cost, schedule, and risk implications arising from design modifications. Establish and maintain detailed change registers and governance processes. Ensure all changes are supported by robust technical and commercial justification. Commercial & Contractual Management Prepare and manage change submissions, compensation events, instructions, and variation proposals. Provide commercial and contractual advice regarding entitlement arising from design changes. Support negotiations with clients, delivery partners, contractors, and stakeholders. Manage change from identification through to agreement and final account settlement. Maintain compliance with NEC contract requirements and HS2 commercial processes. Protect and maximise commercial recovery opportunities. Design Team Engagement Act as a trusted commercial partner to design managers, discipline leads, and project managers. Participate in design reviews, value engineering workshops, and assurance activities. Challenge scope growth and ensure commercial consequences are fully understood by project teams. Translate complex engineering and design issues into commercially robust narratives. Support decision making through cost impact and option appraisal assessments. Stakeholder Management Build strong working relationships across HS2, delivery partners, consultants, contractors, and project stakeholders. Present commercial positions and change strategies to senior leadership teams. Facilitate collaborative resolution of complex commercial and technical matters. Essential Experience Significant experience in a Senior Quantity Surveyor or Change Management role within major infrastructure programmes. Strong experience managing commercial impacts arising from design development and engineering change. Experience working within consultancy, client-side, or complex programme environments. Detailed knowledge of NEC contracts, particularly compensation events and change mechanisms. Ability to interpret engineering designs, scope documentation, technical reports, and design deliverables. Experience of working in multidisciplinary design environments. Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Experience supporting major rail, transport, utilities, aviation, highways, or infrastructure projects. Desirable Experience Previous HS2, Network Rail, TfL, National Highways, or major infrastructure programme experience. MRICS, MCICES or equivalent professional qualification. Experience working within Project Controls and integrated programme environments. Understanding of design assurance, systems engineering, and programme governance processes. Key Competencies Design commercial management Change control and governance NEC contract administration Cost planning and forecasting Engineering and design understanding Commercial negotiation Risk and opportunity management Stakeholder engagement Strategic thinking Leadership and mentoring Ideal Candidate Profile The ideal candidate will be a commercially astute Senior Quantity Surveyor who is comfortable operating within highly technical design environments. They will have a strong understanding of how design decisions drive cost and programme outcomes and be able to work collaboratively with engineers and project managers to secure robust commercial outcomes. Experience on large-scale infrastructure programmes such as HS2, rail, highways, or utilities projects would be highly advantageous.
My Client is internationally recognized for its capacity to design and build civil engineering and construction projects, mainly in large transportation infrastructure. Its track-record to date includes more than 304 miles of tunnels, 11,930 miles of roads (including 2,485 miles of highways), 2920 miles of railroad lines (including 434 miles of high-speed railroads) and 16,994 miles of road maintenance and repair. Job Description: Job Purpose To prepare, manage and supervise accurate estimates for major infrastructure projects to support delivery of business objectives including relationship with subcontractors Key Responsibilities Contribute to the achievement of Health and Safety in accordance with company policy Responsible for preparing, managing, supervising and taking accountability for the development of cost estimates in support of project and business objectives. Review tender documents and drawings To create detailed cost risk analysis and work breakdown analysis to ensure the production of high-quality cost estimates. Identify and prepare risks and opportunities register Compile and supervise enquiries and procure quotes for materials and sub-contract packages Contacting with supply chain for Quotes Clarifications Preparing comparisons of quotations Analytical estimation of prime costs using estimating software (Candy preferred) Liaise closely with tender planner and agree methodology and sequencing Prepare tender settlement meeting review reports and supporting information Prepare submission documents and ensure timely delivery Contribute to mid-tender and post-tender meetings as necessary Prepare and handover secured tenders to the project team Ensure full compliance with the core process procedures throughout tender period Estimate preliminary costs, including escalation To promote company values in all dealings with other employees, clients, subcontractors and other external contacts Understanding of contractual risks in NEC and other forms of infrastructure contracts. Updating date bases of rates and suppliers Key Skills Previous experience as an estimator for large scale projects particularly roads, tunnels and motorways including structures. Prepare tender settlement meeting review reports and supporting information Proficient in Candy -estimation software Extensive experience liaising with the supply chain Self-motivated and proactive Team player Responsive to meet tender submission deadlines Desirable Skills Presentation skills (written and verbal)
06/10/2026
Contract
My Client is internationally recognized for its capacity to design and build civil engineering and construction projects, mainly in large transportation infrastructure. Its track-record to date includes more than 304 miles of tunnels, 11,930 miles of roads (including 2,485 miles of highways), 2920 miles of railroad lines (including 434 miles of high-speed railroads) and 16,994 miles of road maintenance and repair. Job Description: Job Purpose To prepare, manage and supervise accurate estimates for major infrastructure projects to support delivery of business objectives including relationship with subcontractors Key Responsibilities Contribute to the achievement of Health and Safety in accordance with company policy Responsible for preparing, managing, supervising and taking accountability for the development of cost estimates in support of project and business objectives. Review tender documents and drawings To create detailed cost risk analysis and work breakdown analysis to ensure the production of high-quality cost estimates. Identify and prepare risks and opportunities register Compile and supervise enquiries and procure quotes for materials and sub-contract packages Contacting with supply chain for Quotes Clarifications Preparing comparisons of quotations Analytical estimation of prime costs using estimating software (Candy preferred) Liaise closely with tender planner and agree methodology and sequencing Prepare tender settlement meeting review reports and supporting information Prepare submission documents and ensure timely delivery Contribute to mid-tender and post-tender meetings as necessary Prepare and handover secured tenders to the project team Ensure full compliance with the core process procedures throughout tender period Estimate preliminary costs, including escalation To promote company values in all dealings with other employees, clients, subcontractors and other external contacts Understanding of contractual risks in NEC and other forms of infrastructure contracts. Updating date bases of rates and suppliers Key Skills Previous experience as an estimator for large scale projects particularly roads, tunnels and motorways including structures. Prepare tender settlement meeting review reports and supporting information Proficient in Candy -estimation software Extensive experience liaising with the supply chain Self-motivated and proactive Team player Responsive to meet tender submission deadlines Desirable Skills Presentation skills (written and verbal)
Quantity Surveyor - Heathrow Role Purpose Quantity Surveyor required for a leading corntractor working within a multidisciplinary consultancy environment, the role is responsible for identifying, assessing, pricing, negotiating, and securing agreement of changes arising from design development, scope evolution, client instructions, technical assurance requirements, and programme impacts. The successful candidate will possess strong commercial, contractual, and technical understanding of infrastructure design and delivery, enabling them to work effectively with engineering, planning, project controls, and client teams throughout the project lifecycle. A key aspect of the role is the ability to challenge and support design teams, ensuring that changes are robustly substantiated, commercially recoverable, and aligned with contractual entitlements. Key Responsibilities Design Change Management Lead the commercial assessment of design development and design change across HS2 programmes. Work closely with engineering and design teams to identify emerging change opportunities and risks at the earliest stage. Understand the relationship between design maturity, scope evolution, and commercial impact. Evaluate the cost, schedule, and risk implications arising from design modifications. Establish and maintain detailed change registers and governance processes. Ensure all changes are supported by robust technical and commercial justification. Commercial & Contractual Management Prepare and manage change submissions, compensation events, instructions, and variation proposals. Provide commercial and contractual advice regarding entitlement arising from design changes. Support negotiations with clients, delivery partners, contractors, and stakeholders. Manage change from identification through to agreement and final account settlement. Maintain compliance with NEC contract requirements and HS2 commercial processes. Protect and maximise commercial recovery opportunities. Design Team Engagement Act as a trusted commercial partner to design managers, discipline leads, and project managers. Participate in design reviews, value engineering workshops, and assurance activities. Challenge scope growth and ensure commercial consequences are fully understood by project teams. Translate complex engineering and design issues into commercially robust narratives. Support decision making through cost impact and option appraisal assessments. Stakeholder Management Build strong working relationships across HS2, delivery partners, consultants, contractors, and project stakeholders. Present commercial positions and change strategies to senior leadership teams. Facilitate collaborative resolution of complex commercial and technical matters. Essential Experience Significant experience in a Senior Quantity Surveyor or Change Management role within major infrastructure programmes. Strong experience managing commercial impacts arising from design development and engineering change. Experience working within consultancy, client-side, or complex programme environments. Detailed knowledge of NEC contracts, particularly compensation events and change mechanisms. Ability to interpret engineering designs, scope documentation, technical reports, and design deliverables. Experience of working in multidisciplinary design environments. Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Experience supporting major rail, transport, utilities, aviation, highways, or infrastructure projects. Desirable Experience Previous HS2, Network Rail, TfL, National Highways, or major infrastructure programme experience. MRICS, MCICES or equivalent professional qualification. Experience working within Project Controls and integrated programme environments. Understanding of design assurance, systems engineering, and programme governance processes. Key Competencies Design commercial management Change control and governance NEC contract administration Cost planning and forecasting Engineering and design understanding Commercial negotiation Risk and opportunity management Stakeholder engagement Strategic thinking Leadership and mentoring Ideal Candidate Profile The ideal candidate will be a commercially astute Senior Quantity Surveyor who is comfortable operating within highly technical design environments. They will have a strong understanding of how design decisions drive cost and programme outcomes and be able to work collaboratively with engineers and project managers to secure robust commercial outcomes. Experience on large-scale infrastructure programmes such as HS2, rail, highways, or utilities projects would be highly advantageous.
06/10/2026
Contract
Quantity Surveyor - Heathrow Role Purpose Quantity Surveyor required for a leading corntractor working within a multidisciplinary consultancy environment, the role is responsible for identifying, assessing, pricing, negotiating, and securing agreement of changes arising from design development, scope evolution, client instructions, technical assurance requirements, and programme impacts. The successful candidate will possess strong commercial, contractual, and technical understanding of infrastructure design and delivery, enabling them to work effectively with engineering, planning, project controls, and client teams throughout the project lifecycle. A key aspect of the role is the ability to challenge and support design teams, ensuring that changes are robustly substantiated, commercially recoverable, and aligned with contractual entitlements. Key Responsibilities Design Change Management Lead the commercial assessment of design development and design change across HS2 programmes. Work closely with engineering and design teams to identify emerging change opportunities and risks at the earliest stage. Understand the relationship between design maturity, scope evolution, and commercial impact. Evaluate the cost, schedule, and risk implications arising from design modifications. Establish and maintain detailed change registers and governance processes. Ensure all changes are supported by robust technical and commercial justification. Commercial & Contractual Management Prepare and manage change submissions, compensation events, instructions, and variation proposals. Provide commercial and contractual advice regarding entitlement arising from design changes. Support negotiations with clients, delivery partners, contractors, and stakeholders. Manage change from identification through to agreement and final account settlement. Maintain compliance with NEC contract requirements and HS2 commercial processes. Protect and maximise commercial recovery opportunities. Design Team Engagement Act as a trusted commercial partner to design managers, discipline leads, and project managers. Participate in design reviews, value engineering workshops, and assurance activities. Challenge scope growth and ensure commercial consequences are fully understood by project teams. Translate complex engineering and design issues into commercially robust narratives. Support decision making through cost impact and option appraisal assessments. Stakeholder Management Build strong working relationships across HS2, delivery partners, consultants, contractors, and project stakeholders. Present commercial positions and change strategies to senior leadership teams. Facilitate collaborative resolution of complex commercial and technical matters. Essential Experience Significant experience in a Senior Quantity Surveyor or Change Management role within major infrastructure programmes. Strong experience managing commercial impacts arising from design development and engineering change. Experience working within consultancy, client-side, or complex programme environments. Detailed knowledge of NEC contracts, particularly compensation events and change mechanisms. Ability to interpret engineering designs, scope documentation, technical reports, and design deliverables. Experience of working in multidisciplinary design environments. Strong commercial negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Experience supporting major rail, transport, utilities, aviation, highways, or infrastructure projects. Desirable Experience Previous HS2, Network Rail, TfL, National Highways, or major infrastructure programme experience. MRICS, MCICES or equivalent professional qualification. Experience working within Project Controls and integrated programme environments. Understanding of design assurance, systems engineering, and programme governance processes. Key Competencies Design commercial management Change control and governance NEC contract administration Cost planning and forecasting Engineering and design understanding Commercial negotiation Risk and opportunity management Stakeholder engagement Strategic thinking Leadership and mentoring Ideal Candidate Profile The ideal candidate will be a commercially astute Senior Quantity Surveyor who is comfortable operating within highly technical design environments. They will have a strong understanding of how design decisions drive cost and programme outcomes and be able to work collaboratively with engineers and project managers to secure robust commercial outcomes. Experience on large-scale infrastructure programmes such as HS2, rail, highways, or utilities projects would be highly advantageous.
Contracts Manager 95,000 - 105,000 Per Annum + Package Central London We are working with a Major Tier One Civil Engineering contractor, who are recruiting for a Contracts Manager to take ownership of the main contract relationship on a major infrastructure programme. This role will focus on NEC contract management, governance, compliance, auditing and change control, ensuring contractual obligations are effectively managed both upstream with the client and downstream throughout the supply chain. What You'll Be Doing Acting as the lead on the administration and management of NEC contracts, ensuring compliance with all contractual obligations. Managing governance, assurance and audit activities across the project. Reviewing client changes and assessing their contractual and commercial impact. Leading the management of Early Warnings, Compensation Events and contractual notices. Overseeing project change control processes and maintaining robust contractual records. Reviewing procurement and subcontract agreements to ensure downstream contracts align with the main contract. Implementing cost assurance and compliance processes to minimise disallowed cost and commercial risk. Supporting dispute avoidance, negotiation and resolution activities. Producing contractual reports and updates for senior leadership and JV stakeholders. Providing expert contractual guidance to project, commercial and procurement teams. What You'll Need Strong NEC3/NEC4 contract management experience within rail, civils, infrastructure or major projects. Proven background in governance, compliance, contract assurance and auditing. Experience managing both upstream client contracts and downstream subcontractor agreements. Strong understanding of procurement, contract administration and change management processes. Experience assessing Compensation Events, contractual risk and entitlement. Knowledge of dispute resolution and contract law principles. Ability to influence senior stakeholders and provide clear contractual advice. Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Law, Commercial Management or a related discipline.
30/09/2026
Full time
Contracts Manager 95,000 - 105,000 Per Annum + Package Central London We are working with a Major Tier One Civil Engineering contractor, who are recruiting for a Contracts Manager to take ownership of the main contract relationship on a major infrastructure programme. This role will focus on NEC contract management, governance, compliance, auditing and change control, ensuring contractual obligations are effectively managed both upstream with the client and downstream throughout the supply chain. What You'll Be Doing Acting as the lead on the administration and management of NEC contracts, ensuring compliance with all contractual obligations. Managing governance, assurance and audit activities across the project. Reviewing client changes and assessing their contractual and commercial impact. Leading the management of Early Warnings, Compensation Events and contractual notices. Overseeing project change control processes and maintaining robust contractual records. Reviewing procurement and subcontract agreements to ensure downstream contracts align with the main contract. Implementing cost assurance and compliance processes to minimise disallowed cost and commercial risk. Supporting dispute avoidance, negotiation and resolution activities. Producing contractual reports and updates for senior leadership and JV stakeholders. Providing expert contractual guidance to project, commercial and procurement teams. What You'll Need Strong NEC3/NEC4 contract management experience within rail, civils, infrastructure or major projects. Proven background in governance, compliance, contract assurance and auditing. Experience managing both upstream client contracts and downstream subcontractor agreements. Strong understanding of procurement, contract administration and change management processes. Experience assessing Compensation Events, contractual risk and entitlement. Knowledge of dispute resolution and contract law principles. Ability to influence senior stakeholders and provide clear contractual advice. Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Law, Commercial Management or a related discipline.
A leading infrastructure contractor is looking for a Quantity Surveyor to join their team based in Central London. The main objective of the role is to deliver the commercial management for a portfolio of projects as part a major CP7 rail framework. Key duties will include: Manage financial performance, ensuring profit target and efficiency savings are achieved. Manage change control, disputes, risks and opportunities effectively. Lead the negotiation and ongoing management of subcontractors. Ensure the supply chain are fully compliant and build trusted partnerships. Maintain accurate cost plans and project forecasts. Undertake monthly progress reports and cost value reconciliation. Why Apply? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a market leading contractor and work on a major rail framework based from Central London worth 10bn over the next 10 years. You will be joining a high calibre, growing, team and be delivering significant results for the client and the framework. This role offers a stable pipeline of long-term works and, as such, is a brilliant opportunity for anyone looking to develop and progress their commercial career. Further Details Our client is responsible for the delivery of 3 separate contracts as part of the CP7 framework, each worth between 30m - 50m and comprising of 10-50 small jobs. You will be responsible for a portfolio of 5-10 live framework projects at any one time, with individual projects ranging in value from 250k - 2m. There will be a strong focus on financial reporting in this role. As such you must be confident in cost planning, and tracking and forecasting costs to ensure accuracy across assigned live jobs. This role will involve change management activities across assigned projects, ensuring these are responded to within contracted times. All change control activities will be downstream to the supply chain. Candidate Requirements Our client is looking for Project Quantity Surveyors looking for a career move. They are also keen to see experienced Assistant Quantity Surveyors looking for career progression. Minimum of 3 years' commercial experience delivering projects in a high volume, low value environment across any sector. You will have demonstrable experience of supporting the delivery of multiple projects at a time, and possess strong reporting skills. Relevant quantity surveying or commercial management degree.
24/09/2026
Full time
A leading infrastructure contractor is looking for a Quantity Surveyor to join their team based in Central London. The main objective of the role is to deliver the commercial management for a portfolio of projects as part a major CP7 rail framework. Key duties will include: Manage financial performance, ensuring profit target and efficiency savings are achieved. Manage change control, disputes, risks and opportunities effectively. Lead the negotiation and ongoing management of subcontractors. Ensure the supply chain are fully compliant and build trusted partnerships. Maintain accurate cost plans and project forecasts. Undertake monthly progress reports and cost value reconciliation. Why Apply? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a market leading contractor and work on a major rail framework based from Central London worth 10bn over the next 10 years. You will be joining a high calibre, growing, team and be delivering significant results for the client and the framework. This role offers a stable pipeline of long-term works and, as such, is a brilliant opportunity for anyone looking to develop and progress their commercial career. Further Details Our client is responsible for the delivery of 3 separate contracts as part of the CP7 framework, each worth between 30m - 50m and comprising of 10-50 small jobs. You will be responsible for a portfolio of 5-10 live framework projects at any one time, with individual projects ranging in value from 250k - 2m. There will be a strong focus on financial reporting in this role. As such you must be confident in cost planning, and tracking and forecasting costs to ensure accuracy across assigned live jobs. This role will involve change management activities across assigned projects, ensuring these are responded to within contracted times. All change control activities will be downstream to the supply chain. Candidate Requirements Our client is looking for Project Quantity Surveyors looking for a career move. They are also keen to see experienced Assistant Quantity Surveyors looking for career progression. Minimum of 3 years' commercial experience delivering projects in a high volume, low value environment across any sector. You will have demonstrable experience of supporting the delivery of multiple projects at a time, and possess strong reporting skills. Relevant quantity surveying or commercial management degree.
Contracts Manager Contracts Manager 95,000 - 105,000 Per Annum + Package Central London We are working with a Major Tier One Civil Engineering contractor, who are recruiting for a Contracts Manager to take ownership of the main contract relationship on a major infrastructure programme. This role will focus on NEC contract management, governance, compliance, auditing and change control, ensuring contractual obligations are effectively managed both upstream with the client and downstream throughout the supply chain. What You'll Be Doing Acting as the lead on the administration and management of NEC contracts, ensuring compliance with all contractual obligations. Managing governance, assurance and audit activities across the project. Reviewing client changes and assessing their contractual and commercial impact. Leading the management of Early Warnings, Compensation Events and contractual notices. Overseeing project change control processes and maintaining robust contractual records. Reviewing procurement and subcontract agreements to ensure downstream contracts align with the main contract. Implementing cost assurance and compliance processes to minimise disallowed cost and commercial risk. Supporting dispute avoidance, negotiation and resolution activities. Producing contractual reports and updates for senior leadership and JV stakeholders. Providing expert contractual guidance to project, commercial and procurement teams. What You'll Need Strong NEC3/NEC4 contract management experience within rail, civils, infrastructure or major projects. Proven background in governance, compliance, contract assurance and auditing. Experience managing both upstream client contracts and downstream subcontractor agreements. Strong understanding of procurement, contract administration and change management processes. Experience assessing Compensation Events, contractual risk and entitlement. Knowledge of dispute resolution and contract law principles. Ability to influence senior stakeholders and provide clear contractual advice. Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Law, Commercial Management or a related discipline.
24/09/2026
Full time
Contracts Manager Contracts Manager 95,000 - 105,000 Per Annum + Package Central London We are working with a Major Tier One Civil Engineering contractor, who are recruiting for a Contracts Manager to take ownership of the main contract relationship on a major infrastructure programme. This role will focus on NEC contract management, governance, compliance, auditing and change control, ensuring contractual obligations are effectively managed both upstream with the client and downstream throughout the supply chain. What You'll Be Doing Acting as the lead on the administration and management of NEC contracts, ensuring compliance with all contractual obligations. Managing governance, assurance and audit activities across the project. Reviewing client changes and assessing their contractual and commercial impact. Leading the management of Early Warnings, Compensation Events and contractual notices. Overseeing project change control processes and maintaining robust contractual records. Reviewing procurement and subcontract agreements to ensure downstream contracts align with the main contract. Implementing cost assurance and compliance processes to minimise disallowed cost and commercial risk. Supporting dispute avoidance, negotiation and resolution activities. Producing contractual reports and updates for senior leadership and JV stakeholders. Providing expert contractual guidance to project, commercial and procurement teams. What You'll Need Strong NEC3/NEC4 contract management experience within rail, civils, infrastructure or major projects. Proven background in governance, compliance, contract assurance and auditing. Experience managing both upstream client contracts and downstream subcontractor agreements. Strong understanding of procurement, contract administration and change management processes. Experience assessing Compensation Events, contractual risk and entitlement. Knowledge of dispute resolution and contract law principles. Ability to influence senior stakeholders and provide clear contractual advice. Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Law, Commercial Management or a related discipline.
Senior Quantity Surveyor Euston, London Up to 85,000 We at Smart4EPC are glad to be assisting our client, a Tier 1 main contractor, on their search for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor (Utilities) to join a major infrastructure project in London. This is an excellent opportunity to oversee the cost management and contract management aspects of a section of one of the UK's most significant construction programmes, from initiation through to close-out, as part of the Euston Station project. Key Responsibilities: Ensure contractual terms and conditions for suppliers and sub-contractors are properly administered Administer incentivisation arrangements as appropriate Oversee the assessment of Early Warning Notices (EWNs) and compensation events Provide regular cash flow forecasts of expenditure Report expenditure against the Incentive Target on a monthly basis Manage the change management process, consulting with other functions to assess changes and risks to the overall project outturn Produce a monthly consolidated cost/expenditure report for the section of the project Oversee the monthly valuation process Review potential contractor and supplier claims where necessary, oversee adjudication of claims, and make recommendations for settlement Oversee the finalisation of contractor accounts and close out contracts for the project Oversee the raising of consultant, supplier or contractor instructions as necessary for signature by approved parties Oversee audits of accounts Oversee financial contingency built into packages, ensuring allowances reflect the current programme position Oversee the management of risk and allowances built in for specific risks Provide commercial input to tender documentation as necessary Oversee the cost analysis of bid returns Where appropriate, oversee open-book tender returns from contractors and lead negotiation of two-stage fixed price Oversee the payment of contractors Ensure all instructions issued by the project manager are reviewed for cost implications Support the change control process and assist in identifying the cost implications of proposed changes Oversee the preparation of final accounts for all contract packages Candidate Requirements: Proven knowledge of all aspects of commercial management Knowledge of various forms of NEC contract Knowledge of integrated reporting Knowledge of IT systems relevant to commercial control Knowledge of programme and change management Confident with relevant IT applications Ability to lead a team Ability to focus on detail while maintaining sight of the strategic picture Ability to present confidently to senior management Experience in commercial management Experience working on major ( 100M+) projects Formal qualification (RICS or similar) or proven equivalent experience To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed), give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
23/09/2026
Full time
Senior Quantity Surveyor Euston, London Up to 85,000 We at Smart4EPC are glad to be assisting our client, a Tier 1 main contractor, on their search for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor (Utilities) to join a major infrastructure project in London. This is an excellent opportunity to oversee the cost management and contract management aspects of a section of one of the UK's most significant construction programmes, from initiation through to close-out, as part of the Euston Station project. Key Responsibilities: Ensure contractual terms and conditions for suppliers and sub-contractors are properly administered Administer incentivisation arrangements as appropriate Oversee the assessment of Early Warning Notices (EWNs) and compensation events Provide regular cash flow forecasts of expenditure Report expenditure against the Incentive Target on a monthly basis Manage the change management process, consulting with other functions to assess changes and risks to the overall project outturn Produce a monthly consolidated cost/expenditure report for the section of the project Oversee the monthly valuation process Review potential contractor and supplier claims where necessary, oversee adjudication of claims, and make recommendations for settlement Oversee the finalisation of contractor accounts and close out contracts for the project Oversee the raising of consultant, supplier or contractor instructions as necessary for signature by approved parties Oversee audits of accounts Oversee financial contingency built into packages, ensuring allowances reflect the current programme position Oversee the management of risk and allowances built in for specific risks Provide commercial input to tender documentation as necessary Oversee the cost analysis of bid returns Where appropriate, oversee open-book tender returns from contractors and lead negotiation of two-stage fixed price Oversee the payment of contractors Ensure all instructions issued by the project manager are reviewed for cost implications Support the change control process and assist in identifying the cost implications of proposed changes Oversee the preparation of final accounts for all contract packages Candidate Requirements: Proven knowledge of all aspects of commercial management Knowledge of various forms of NEC contract Knowledge of integrated reporting Knowledge of IT systems relevant to commercial control Knowledge of programme and change management Confident with relevant IT applications Ability to lead a team Ability to focus on detail while maintaining sight of the strategic picture Ability to present confidently to senior management Experience in commercial management Experience working on major ( 100M+) projects Formal qualification (RICS or similar) or proven equivalent experience To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed), give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
Project Quantity Surveyor (Highways / ICP & EV) Hoddesdon Offering up to 60,000 + Benefits We're delighted to be working with a l eading contractor in the highways and infrastructure sector to find an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor to join their ICP & EV team . This is a key commercial role, responsible for managing costs, maximising recovery, and maintaining strong relationships with clients and the supply chain across live projects. Key Responsibilities Act as the primary commercial contact on site, advising project teams on contractual and financial matters Ensure accurate cost and value reporting, monitor WIP, and identify risks with mitigation strategies Procure and manage subcontractors, including tender analysis, rate negotiations, issuing instructions, and resolving disputes Process subcontractor payments with supporting documentation and maintain compliance with conditions and key documents Measure works on site, maintain records, enter data into systems, and manage variations, quotations, and income agreements Track certifications, payments, and resolve disputes efficiently Prepare monthly CVR reports, forecasts, accruals, and maintain liability and recovery reports Reconcile receipts, manage aged debt, and support contract forecasting and controls Authorise invoices, ensure accurate contra charges, and maintain works management system administration Prepare and submit client KPIs and financial reports, keeping logs and status reports accurate and up to date About you Proven experience in quantity surveying within highways or civil engineering projects Working experience of NEC and/or JCT contracts and their administration Strong understanding of subcontract and main contract management Excellent negotiation and communication skills, confident in client-facing situations Ability to analyse costs, forecast accurately, and manage financial risks Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools A collaborative approach and ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines Experience on large-scale scheme delivery with change management requirements is preferred but not essential Experience with EV or Street Lighting is preferred but not essential What's on offer Our client offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including: Competitive annual leave plus an additional day off on your birthday Option to buy additional annual leave Private medical care Pension Life Assurance Cycle to Work scheme Shopping and restaurant vouchers, rewards, and discounts Comprehensive skills-based training and development opportunities Family-friendly policies, including enhanced maternity benefit Flexible working opportunities Employee Assistance Programme Mental health, physical health, and financial wellbeing support 24/7 Virtual GP service To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed), give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
23/09/2026
Full time
Project Quantity Surveyor (Highways / ICP & EV) Hoddesdon Offering up to 60,000 + Benefits We're delighted to be working with a l eading contractor in the highways and infrastructure sector to find an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor to join their ICP & EV team . This is a key commercial role, responsible for managing costs, maximising recovery, and maintaining strong relationships with clients and the supply chain across live projects. Key Responsibilities Act as the primary commercial contact on site, advising project teams on contractual and financial matters Ensure accurate cost and value reporting, monitor WIP, and identify risks with mitigation strategies Procure and manage subcontractors, including tender analysis, rate negotiations, issuing instructions, and resolving disputes Process subcontractor payments with supporting documentation and maintain compliance with conditions and key documents Measure works on site, maintain records, enter data into systems, and manage variations, quotations, and income agreements Track certifications, payments, and resolve disputes efficiently Prepare monthly CVR reports, forecasts, accruals, and maintain liability and recovery reports Reconcile receipts, manage aged debt, and support contract forecasting and controls Authorise invoices, ensure accurate contra charges, and maintain works management system administration Prepare and submit client KPIs and financial reports, keeping logs and status reports accurate and up to date About you Proven experience in quantity surveying within highways or civil engineering projects Working experience of NEC and/or JCT contracts and their administration Strong understanding of subcontract and main contract management Excellent negotiation and communication skills, confident in client-facing situations Ability to analyse costs, forecast accurately, and manage financial risks Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools A collaborative approach and ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines Experience on large-scale scheme delivery with change management requirements is preferred but not essential Experience with EV or Street Lighting is preferred but not essential What's on offer Our client offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including: Competitive annual leave plus an additional day off on your birthday Option to buy additional annual leave Private medical care Pension Life Assurance Cycle to Work scheme Shopping and restaurant vouchers, rewards, and discounts Comprehensive skills-based training and development opportunities Family-friendly policies, including enhanced maternity benefit Flexible working opportunities Employee Assistance Programme Mental health, physical health, and financial wellbeing support 24/7 Virtual GP service To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed), give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
Commercial Manager / Managing Quantity Surveyor Euston, London Offering up to 110,000 We at Smart4EPC are glad to be assisting our client, a Tier 1 main contractor, on their search for an experienced Commercial Manager to join a major infrastructure project in London. This is an excellent opportunity to oversee the cost management and contract management aspects of the project, from initiation through to close-out. Key Responsibilities: Strong knowledge of NEC contracts, with proven experience administering NEC3/NEC4 options Skilled in issuing and managing contractual notices, early warnings, compensation events, and change management processes Ability to interpret contract clauses, advise project teams, and ensure full compliance with NEC obligations Demonstrated ability to manage high-value packages with high volumes of change, ensuring robust change control processes and accurate forecasting Experienced in cost administration for consultants and subcontractors, ensuring alignment with budgets, forecasts, and commercial targets Ability to scrutinise cost and change submissions and validate valuations for accuracy Ability to maintain and update EWN and risk registers, quantify risk exposure, and support mitigation strategies Skilled in identifying, assessing, and managing commercial and project risks, including risks associated with change Ensures risks are communicated clearly and factored into commercial forecasts and decision-making Strong understanding of disallowed costs, with the capability to maintain auditable, accurate records to prevent exposure Ability to influence internal design teams, project managers, consultants, and subcontractors to drive commercial discipline and accountability Proven track record improving performance through challenge and proactive commercial leadership Confident presenting commercial positions and influencing senior stakeholders Ensures a rigorous approach to programme management, including reviewing programmes Strong understanding of how programme movement affects cost, risk, and contractual entitlement Coaching and development of members of the commercial team Candidate Requirements: Strong knowledge of all aspects of commercial management Familiarity with various forms of contract Knowledge of integrated reporting Knowledge of IT systems relevant to commercial control Ideally experienced in design, design-and-build, and package management Ability to understand design processes, identify commercial impacts early, and support teams in managing design risk Highly organised, able to manage deadlines and prioritise in a fast-paced environment while maintaining clear, auditable records Strong team leadership skills Able to focus on detail while still seeing the strategic picture Confident holding and defending a position Ability to present confidently to senior management Strong focus on training and mentoring team members Relevant experience in commercial management Experience on major ( 100m+) projects and Joint Venture arrangements Formal qualification (RICS/CIOB or similar) with relevant experience To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed), give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
23/09/2026
Full time
Commercial Manager / Managing Quantity Surveyor Euston, London Offering up to 110,000 We at Smart4EPC are glad to be assisting our client, a Tier 1 main contractor, on their search for an experienced Commercial Manager to join a major infrastructure project in London. This is an excellent opportunity to oversee the cost management and contract management aspects of the project, from initiation through to close-out. Key Responsibilities: Strong knowledge of NEC contracts, with proven experience administering NEC3/NEC4 options Skilled in issuing and managing contractual notices, early warnings, compensation events, and change management processes Ability to interpret contract clauses, advise project teams, and ensure full compliance with NEC obligations Demonstrated ability to manage high-value packages with high volumes of change, ensuring robust change control processes and accurate forecasting Experienced in cost administration for consultants and subcontractors, ensuring alignment with budgets, forecasts, and commercial targets Ability to scrutinise cost and change submissions and validate valuations for accuracy Ability to maintain and update EWN and risk registers, quantify risk exposure, and support mitigation strategies Skilled in identifying, assessing, and managing commercial and project risks, including risks associated with change Ensures risks are communicated clearly and factored into commercial forecasts and decision-making Strong understanding of disallowed costs, with the capability to maintain auditable, accurate records to prevent exposure Ability to influence internal design teams, project managers, consultants, and subcontractors to drive commercial discipline and accountability Proven track record improving performance through challenge and proactive commercial leadership Confident presenting commercial positions and influencing senior stakeholders Ensures a rigorous approach to programme management, including reviewing programmes Strong understanding of how programme movement affects cost, risk, and contractual entitlement Coaching and development of members of the commercial team Candidate Requirements: Strong knowledge of all aspects of commercial management Familiarity with various forms of contract Knowledge of integrated reporting Knowledge of IT systems relevant to commercial control Ideally experienced in design, design-and-build, and package management Ability to understand design processes, identify commercial impacts early, and support teams in managing design risk Highly organised, able to manage deadlines and prioritise in a fast-paced environment while maintaining clear, auditable records Strong team leadership skills Able to focus on detail while still seeing the strategic picture Confident holding and defending a position Ability to present confidently to senior management Strong focus on training and mentoring team members Relevant experience in commercial management Experience on major ( 100m+) projects and Joint Venture arrangements Formal qualification (RICS/CIOB or similar) with relevant experience To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed), give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
Quantity Surveyor Euston, London Offering up to 65,000 We at Smart4EPC are glad to be assisting our client, a Tier 1 main contractor, on their search for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join a major infrastructure project in London. This is an excellent opportunity to work on one of the UK's most significant construction programmes, managing the cost and contract management aspects of work packages from initiation through to close-out. Key Responsibilities: Administer contractual terms and conditions for suppliers and sub-contractors Administer incentivisation arrangements as appropriate Support the assessment of the package and compensation events Provide regular cash flow forecasts of expenditure for the package Report expenditure against the package budget on a monthly basis Contribute to the monthly consolidated project-wide cost/expenditure report Assess potential contractor and supplier claims and make recommendations for settlement Finalise contractor accounts and close out contracts for the project Support the audit team with defined cost auditing as required, and audit of the final account pack Raise consultant, supplier or contractor instructions as necessary, taking these through the change management process for approval by the Senior Leadership Team and Client Report on expenditure of financial contingency built into relevant packages Provide schedules of rates and commercial input to tender documentation Undertake cost analysis of bid returns Assist the package project manager and procurement team in resolving financial/commercial issues arising in tender returns Support negotiations for relevant tenders Receive and review monthly valuations from contractors and incorporate into the monthly Client application for payment Review all instructions issued by the project manager for cost implications Support the change control process, identifying the cost implications of proposed changes Candidate Requirements: Strong knowledge of commercial management Knowledge of various forms of NEC contract Familiarity with IT systems relevant to commercial control (e.g. CEMAR & Aconex) Experience in commercial management Experience on construction projects A degree in Quantity Surveying, or equivalent professional experience Able to collaborate and work well as part of a team Strong focus on detail To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed) , give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
23/09/2026
Full time
Quantity Surveyor Euston, London Offering up to 65,000 We at Smart4EPC are glad to be assisting our client, a Tier 1 main contractor, on their search for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join a major infrastructure project in London. This is an excellent opportunity to work on one of the UK's most significant construction programmes, managing the cost and contract management aspects of work packages from initiation through to close-out. Key Responsibilities: Administer contractual terms and conditions for suppliers and sub-contractors Administer incentivisation arrangements as appropriate Support the assessment of the package and compensation events Provide regular cash flow forecasts of expenditure for the package Report expenditure against the package budget on a monthly basis Contribute to the monthly consolidated project-wide cost/expenditure report Assess potential contractor and supplier claims and make recommendations for settlement Finalise contractor accounts and close out contracts for the project Support the audit team with defined cost auditing as required, and audit of the final account pack Raise consultant, supplier or contractor instructions as necessary, taking these through the change management process for approval by the Senior Leadership Team and Client Report on expenditure of financial contingency built into relevant packages Provide schedules of rates and commercial input to tender documentation Undertake cost analysis of bid returns Assist the package project manager and procurement team in resolving financial/commercial issues arising in tender returns Support negotiations for relevant tenders Receive and review monthly valuations from contractors and incorporate into the monthly Client application for payment Review all instructions issued by the project manager for cost implications Support the change control process, identifying the cost implications of proposed changes Candidate Requirements: Strong knowledge of commercial management Knowledge of various forms of NEC contract Familiarity with IT systems relevant to commercial control (e.g. CEMAR & Aconex) Experience in commercial management Experience on construction projects A degree in Quantity Surveying, or equivalent professional experience Able to collaborate and work well as part of a team Strong focus on detail To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to (url removed) , give me a call on (phone number removed) or WhatsApp me on +(phone number removed).
CSA Engineer Blyth, UK. Responsibilities Support the coordination and delivery of Civil, Structural & Architectural works across the project lifecycle Review and interpret drawings, specifications, and technical documentation Assist with the implementation of site QA/QC processes and ensure works are completed to required standards Coordinate with subcontractors, supervisors, and the wider project team on daily site activities Monitor site progress and report on programme status to senior engineers and management Ensure all documentation, including technical submittals and safety documentation, is maintained and up to date Attend Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, and Planning Meetings Liaise with the design team to request and track construction information (RFIs) Assist with setting out, checking works, and verifying dimensions on site Support commercial management by tracking variations and assisting with progress claims Identify and assist in resolving technical, design, and coordination issues Assist with the management and close-out of CSA snagging items Skills & Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or similar discipline Minimum 3+ years' experience within the CSA construction sector Experience working on Civil, Structural, and Architectural elements of construction projects Good understanding of construction drawings, specifications, and site practices Strong organisational and communication skills Ability to work collaboratively within a project team and coordinate with subcontractors Strong technical understanding of CSA construction methodologies Experience in data centre, industrial, or mission-critical projects is advantageous
14/09/2026
Full time
CSA Engineer Blyth, UK. Responsibilities Support the coordination and delivery of Civil, Structural & Architectural works across the project lifecycle Review and interpret drawings, specifications, and technical documentation Assist with the implementation of site QA/QC processes and ensure works are completed to required standards Coordinate with subcontractors, supervisors, and the wider project team on daily site activities Monitor site progress and report on programme status to senior engineers and management Ensure all documentation, including technical submittals and safety documentation, is maintained and up to date Attend Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, and Planning Meetings Liaise with the design team to request and track construction information (RFIs) Assist with setting out, checking works, and verifying dimensions on site Support commercial management by tracking variations and assisting with progress claims Identify and assist in resolving technical, design, and coordination issues Assist with the management and close-out of CSA snagging items Skills & Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or similar discipline Minimum 3+ years' experience within the CSA construction sector Experience working on Civil, Structural, and Architectural elements of construction projects Good understanding of construction drawings, specifications, and site practices Strong organisational and communication skills Ability to work collaboratively within a project team and coordinate with subcontractors Strong technical understanding of CSA construction methodologies Experience in data centre, industrial, or mission-critical projects is advantageous
CSA Construction Manager Responsibilities Oversee and manage all Civil, Structural & Architectural activities across the project lifecycle Lead and coordinate day-to-day site operations in conjunction with the wider project team Ensure site QA/QC processes are implemented and maintained in line with project specifications and standards Coordinate project schedules with Planners, Project Managers, subcontractors, consultants, and design teams Manage and supervise subcontractor performance, including progress monitoring, manpower levels, and coordination meetings Ensure all subcontractor documentation, including safety documentation, is maintained and up to date Attend Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, Planning Meetings, and Handover Meetings Liaise with the design team to ensure construction information is issued and aligned with programme requirements Review drawings, specifications, and setting out details to ensure buildability and coordination across all CSA elements Ensure compliance with health & safety standards and promote a strong safety culture on site Support commercial management by monitoring progress, variations, and attending weekly commercial meetings Issue progress reports to senior management and the project team Oversee snagging activities and ensure timely close-out of all CSA-related items Proactively identify and resolve technical, design, and coordination issues on site Skills & Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or similar discipline Minimum 7+ years' experience within the CSA construction sector, with a focus on site management Strong background in managing Civil, Structural, and Architectural works on large-scale construction projects Experience in programme delivery, sequencing, and site coordination Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills Strong technical understanding of CSA construction methodologies and site operations Proven ability to manage site teams and subcontractors to achieve project milestones Data centre, industrial, or mission-critical project experience is advantageous
14/09/2026
Full time
CSA Construction Manager Responsibilities Oversee and manage all Civil, Structural & Architectural activities across the project lifecycle Lead and coordinate day-to-day site operations in conjunction with the wider project team Ensure site QA/QC processes are implemented and maintained in line with project specifications and standards Coordinate project schedules with Planners, Project Managers, subcontractors, consultants, and design teams Manage and supervise subcontractor performance, including progress monitoring, manpower levels, and coordination meetings Ensure all subcontractor documentation, including safety documentation, is maintained and up to date Attend Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, Planning Meetings, and Handover Meetings Liaise with the design team to ensure construction information is issued and aligned with programme requirements Review drawings, specifications, and setting out details to ensure buildability and coordination across all CSA elements Ensure compliance with health & safety standards and promote a strong safety culture on site Support commercial management by monitoring progress, variations, and attending weekly commercial meetings Issue progress reports to senior management and the project team Oversee snagging activities and ensure timely close-out of all CSA-related items Proactively identify and resolve technical, design, and coordination issues on site Skills & Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or similar discipline Minimum 7+ years' experience within the CSA construction sector, with a focus on site management Strong background in managing Civil, Structural, and Architectural works on large-scale construction projects Experience in programme delivery, sequencing, and site coordination Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills Strong technical understanding of CSA construction methodologies and site operations Proven ability to manage site teams and subcontractors to achieve project milestones Data centre, industrial, or mission-critical project experience is advantageous
Stakeholder Liaison Officer 2 Year Fixed Term Contract Southhampton We're recruiting a Stakeholder Liaison Officer to support a major infrastructure contractor delivering specialist structural works across the National Highways network. You'll be the central point of coordination for customer and stakeholder engagement, working closely with the project team to ensure clear, timely communication on programme developments and changes. Key Responsibilities: Issue monthly/fortnightly stakeholder updates as projects progress and hit key milestones Prepare responses to customer and stakeholder complaints and enquiries Draft communications for National Highways webpage updates and social media (working with comms teams) Support narrative for parliamentary/MP briefings Attend site for media interviews (radio, TV filming) Organise and actively participate in Public Information Events Attend fortnightly customer/network occupancy meetings to give project updates Liaise with local councils and key stakeholders (Hampshire-based experience is advantageous) About You You have strong stakeholder engagement experience and are comfortable representing organisations in a customer-facing role. Public sector or infrastructure experience is valuable; familiarity with the local highway network and key stakeholders is a plus. You're organized, clear communicator, and able to handle media and public-facing work confidently. We encourage applications even if you don't match every requirement perfectly-if you have the core skills and drive, get in touch. Contact: (url removed) (phone number removed)
11/09/2026
Contract
Stakeholder Liaison Officer 2 Year Fixed Term Contract Southhampton We're recruiting a Stakeholder Liaison Officer to support a major infrastructure contractor delivering specialist structural works across the National Highways network. You'll be the central point of coordination for customer and stakeholder engagement, working closely with the project team to ensure clear, timely communication on programme developments and changes. Key Responsibilities: Issue monthly/fortnightly stakeholder updates as projects progress and hit key milestones Prepare responses to customer and stakeholder complaints and enquiries Draft communications for National Highways webpage updates and social media (working with comms teams) Support narrative for parliamentary/MP briefings Attend site for media interviews (radio, TV filming) Organise and actively participate in Public Information Events Attend fortnightly customer/network occupancy meetings to give project updates Liaise with local councils and key stakeholders (Hampshire-based experience is advantageous) About You You have strong stakeholder engagement experience and are comfortable representing organisations in a customer-facing role. Public sector or infrastructure experience is valuable; familiarity with the local highway network and key stakeholders is a plus. You're organized, clear communicator, and able to handle media and public-facing work confidently. We encourage applications even if you don't match every requirement perfectly-if you have the core skills and drive, get in touch. Contact: (url removed) (phone number removed)
