Site Works Manager Summary We are seeking a proactive and experienced Site Works Manager to oversee and manage site-based personnel, including tradespersons and engineers, across multiple military barracks locations. This role focuses on delivering reactive and remedial maintenance works as well as managing small-scale billable projects up to the value of £100K. The successful candidate will lead a self-delivery team of site engineers, ensuring the efficient and safe execution of facilities management (FM) works in a military environment. A strong team player with excellent attention to detail, the Site Works Manager will support the delivery of contracted FM services, maintaining high standards of health and safety, compliance, and quality. The role requires commercial awareness, technical aptitude, and the ability to manage multiple small projects concurrently while fostering positive team dynamics. Key Responsibilities Manage and supervise site-based engineers and tradespersons across multiple barracks locations. Plan, coordinate, and deliver reactive, remedial, and small-scale project works up to £100K. Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, including CDM regulations. Maintain high standards of quality, safety, and contract compliance in a military environment. Support and promote a collaborative, team-focused working culture. Monitor project budgets, schedules, and resources to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery. Liaise with clients, stakeholders, and supply chain partners to maintain effective communication and service delivery. Conduct risk assessments, method statements, and site inspections to uphold safety and quality standards. Skills Facilities management experience with a focus on small-scale project delivery. Proven ability to manage site-based personnel, including engineers and tradespersons. Strong knowledge of health & safety and CDM regulations. SMSTS certification or equivalent site management safety training. Commercial understanding related to project budgeting and cost control. Technically astute with a background or experience in engineering or technical disciplines. Experience managing projects up to £100K in value. Excellent team leadership and interpersonal skills. Attention to detail and strong organisational abilities. Ability to work effectively within a military or secure environment. Certifications & Standards SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) essential Health & Safety and CDM compliance knowledge essential Security vetting clearance mandatory for all applicants First Aid qualification (desirable)
Nov 17, 2025
Contract
Site Works Manager Summary We are seeking a proactive and experienced Site Works Manager to oversee and manage site-based personnel, including tradespersons and engineers, across multiple military barracks locations. This role focuses on delivering reactive and remedial maintenance works as well as managing small-scale billable projects up to the value of £100K. The successful candidate will lead a self-delivery team of site engineers, ensuring the efficient and safe execution of facilities management (FM) works in a military environment. A strong team player with excellent attention to detail, the Site Works Manager will support the delivery of contracted FM services, maintaining high standards of health and safety, compliance, and quality. The role requires commercial awareness, technical aptitude, and the ability to manage multiple small projects concurrently while fostering positive team dynamics. Key Responsibilities Manage and supervise site-based engineers and tradespersons across multiple barracks locations. Plan, coordinate, and deliver reactive, remedial, and small-scale project works up to £100K. Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation, including CDM regulations. Maintain high standards of quality, safety, and contract compliance in a military environment. Support and promote a collaborative, team-focused working culture. Monitor project budgets, schedules, and resources to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery. Liaise with clients, stakeholders, and supply chain partners to maintain effective communication and service delivery. Conduct risk assessments, method statements, and site inspections to uphold safety and quality standards. Skills Facilities management experience with a focus on small-scale project delivery. Proven ability to manage site-based personnel, including engineers and tradespersons. Strong knowledge of health & safety and CDM regulations. SMSTS certification or equivalent site management safety training. Commercial understanding related to project budgeting and cost control. Technically astute with a background or experience in engineering or technical disciplines. Experience managing projects up to £100K in value. Excellent team leadership and interpersonal skills. Attention to detail and strong organisational abilities. Ability to work effectively within a military or secure environment. Certifications & Standards SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) essential Health & Safety and CDM compliance knowledge essential Security vetting clearance mandatory for all applicants First Aid qualification (desirable)
Position: Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Major Infrastructure (Water Sector) Location: Peterborough - Hybrid (Office & home) Package: Competitive salary + bonus + hybrid working + benefits Are you a Quantity Surveyor looking to take on a technically challenging and rewarding role within one of the UK's leading Tier 1 infrastructure contractors? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative, forward-thinking commercial team supporting the development of two major new water infrastructure schemes - nationally significant projects currently progressing through the approvals process. You'll be joining a team responsible for managing extensive site investigation works and early-stage enabling packages, playing a key part in shaping the delivery of large-scale, sustainable infrastructure that will support the region's future water resilience. The Role As an Assistant Quantity Surveyor, you will report into the Senior QS overseeing the project and be involved in a variety of responsibilities related to the administration and management of costs and contracts for the related projects. You'll be working out of the Peterborough office on a hybrid basis, covering sites across Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire region. Key Responsibilities - Preparing enquiries, analysing tenders, negotiating, and managing allocated accounts including orders, payments and final accounts. - Assist in preparing and agreeing applications of payment or the assessment & preparation of payment certificates. - Capturing, managing and communicating change and risk on the project in accordance with the contract. - Preparing project control reporting, including project cost & value / EVA reports, budgets and forecasts. - Report to line management when contractual notices and correspondence with both customer and sub-contractors are required. - Assist with reporting of project budget / cost report. - Conduct record-keeping, such as collating site records, preparing meeting packs, meeting invites and taking meeting minutes. About You We're looking for someone proactive, collaborative, and commercially sharp - with strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to build trusted relationships with both internal teams and clients. You'll bring: - Post-graduate experience within civil engineering, utilities, or infrastructure - Strong working knowledge of NEC contracts - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - Full UK driving licence What's On Offer - Competitive salary (DOE) - Bonus scheme - Private healthcare - Enhanced holiday entitlement - Matched pension contribution - Professional training and chartership support - Hybrid working and strong progression opportunities This is a great opportunity to join a business delivering complex, nationally important water infrastructure projects, combining civil engineering, environmental management and innovation in one of the UK's most stable and sustainable sectors. Apply now or message me directly for a confidential discussion.
Nov 17, 2025
Full time
Position: Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Major Infrastructure (Water Sector) Location: Peterborough - Hybrid (Office & home) Package: Competitive salary + bonus + hybrid working + benefits Are you a Quantity Surveyor looking to take on a technically challenging and rewarding role within one of the UK's leading Tier 1 infrastructure contractors? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative, forward-thinking commercial team supporting the development of two major new water infrastructure schemes - nationally significant projects currently progressing through the approvals process. You'll be joining a team responsible for managing extensive site investigation works and early-stage enabling packages, playing a key part in shaping the delivery of large-scale, sustainable infrastructure that will support the region's future water resilience. The Role As an Assistant Quantity Surveyor, you will report into the Senior QS overseeing the project and be involved in a variety of responsibilities related to the administration and management of costs and contracts for the related projects. You'll be working out of the Peterborough office on a hybrid basis, covering sites across Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire region. Key Responsibilities - Preparing enquiries, analysing tenders, negotiating, and managing allocated accounts including orders, payments and final accounts. - Assist in preparing and agreeing applications of payment or the assessment & preparation of payment certificates. - Capturing, managing and communicating change and risk on the project in accordance with the contract. - Preparing project control reporting, including project cost & value / EVA reports, budgets and forecasts. - Report to line management when contractual notices and correspondence with both customer and sub-contractors are required. - Assist with reporting of project budget / cost report. - Conduct record-keeping, such as collating site records, preparing meeting packs, meeting invites and taking meeting minutes. About You We're looking for someone proactive, collaborative, and commercially sharp - with strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to build trusted relationships with both internal teams and clients. You'll bring: - Post-graduate experience within civil engineering, utilities, or infrastructure - Strong working knowledge of NEC contracts - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - Full UK driving licence What's On Offer - Competitive salary (DOE) - Bonus scheme - Private healthcare - Enhanced holiday entitlement - Matched pension contribution - Professional training and chartership support - Hybrid working and strong progression opportunities This is a great opportunity to join a business delivering complex, nationally important water infrastructure projects, combining civil engineering, environmental management and innovation in one of the UK's most stable and sustainable sectors. Apply now or message me directly for a confidential discussion.
Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Hybrid 3 days based in either London/Oxford/Cambridge, 2 days remote Salary: £53k - £63k 25 days holiday + bank holidays Our client is a leading engineering and design consultancy who specialise in delivering high-profile research, technological and life science facilities for market leading national and global clients. They re currently in the process of growing their Life Science Cost Management team and are looking for an experienced Senior Cost Consultant to join their team. Ideally, we are looking for candidates with experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within Life Science, sector or from within other heavy MEP/Manufacturing sectors. Role accountabilities: In this role, you ll provide professional Quantity Surveying and Cost Management services to high-profile clients working on science facilities across the UK & Europe with a focus on London, Oxford and Cambridge. You'll have the opportunity to work on projects from inception through to completion. Day-to-day activities range from working on cost estimates/feasibilities, benchmarking and the procurement process to reviewing and agreeing contractor proposals and contract management. You ll be supported to develop your career within a collaborative team environment, and you ll have the opportunity to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team who are passionate about delivery an excellent service and positive outcomes for our clients. Qualifications & Experience: MRICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor A good understanding of key drivers of cost and value Passionate about driving innovation in service and delivering exceptional results Experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within the Research, Technology and Life Science, sector or from within other heavy MEP sectors Experience taking projects from inception to completion Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to build good client relationships Experience of coaching and mentoring more junior colleagues and emerging leadership skills. Experience with Digital Cost Management and CostX, 5D BIM and Benchmarking tools Please contact Scarlet Wilson for more information on this role.
Nov 17, 2025
Full time
Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Hybrid 3 days based in either London/Oxford/Cambridge, 2 days remote Salary: £53k - £63k 25 days holiday + bank holidays Our client is a leading engineering and design consultancy who specialise in delivering high-profile research, technological and life science facilities for market leading national and global clients. They re currently in the process of growing their Life Science Cost Management team and are looking for an experienced Senior Cost Consultant to join their team. Ideally, we are looking for candidates with experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within Life Science, sector or from within other heavy MEP/Manufacturing sectors. Role accountabilities: In this role, you ll provide professional Quantity Surveying and Cost Management services to high-profile clients working on science facilities across the UK & Europe with a focus on London, Oxford and Cambridge. You'll have the opportunity to work on projects from inception through to completion. Day-to-day activities range from working on cost estimates/feasibilities, benchmarking and the procurement process to reviewing and agreeing contractor proposals and contract management. You ll be supported to develop your career within a collaborative team environment, and you ll have the opportunity to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team who are passionate about delivery an excellent service and positive outcomes for our clients. Qualifications & Experience: MRICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor A good understanding of key drivers of cost and value Passionate about driving innovation in service and delivering exceptional results Experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within the Research, Technology and Life Science, sector or from within other heavy MEP sectors Experience taking projects from inception to completion Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to build good client relationships Experience of coaching and mentoring more junior colleagues and emerging leadership skills. Experience with Digital Cost Management and CostX, 5D BIM and Benchmarking tools Please contact Scarlet Wilson for more information on this role.
Associate Cost Consultant Location: Hybrid 3 days based in either London/Oxford/Cambridge, 2 days remote Salary: £80k - £95k + £5.5k car allowance 27 days holiday + bank holiday Our client is a leading engineering and design consultancy who specialise in delivering high-profile research, technological and life science facilities for market leading national and global clients. They re currently in the process of growing their Life Science Cost Management team and are looking for an experienced Associate Cost Consultant to join their team. As part of the Cost Management team, you ll be involved in a wide range of projects from global and high profile to small and impactful, ensuring they re delivered on time and to budget. Your expertise in cost management, planning, estimating, budgeting and managing costs will drive growth and smarter working. Ideally, we are looking for candidates with experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within Life Science, sector or from within other heavy MEP/Manufacturing sectors. Role accountabilities: In this role, you ll provide professional Quantity Surveying and Cost Management services to high-profile clients working on science facilities across the UK & Europe with a focus on of London, Oxford and Cambridge. Lead, coach and develop the skills and capabilities of team members to share knowledge, increase team skill level and improve the standard of service delivery Create project costings and budgets from clear objectives, managing finances across a project to ensure the profit and budgetary targets are met and best value outcomes are achieved Lead and manage individual cost management assignments from inception to completion, managing teams and resources to ensure delivery standards meet client expectations Demonstrable understanding of clients key objectives with the appropriate sector Monitor and review the performance and behaviour of all team members, including educating and influencing others, and take action to ensure compliance with the organisational policies and codes of conduct across the entire project Assure compliance with contracts in terms of project delivery parameters and scope of service Analyse and compile a range of complex data and documents, using knowledge to review and assess analysis and provide recommendations to contribute to project decision-making Use own knowledge and experience of industry best practice to support the development of current cost and commercial management systems and processes Work to improve services and drive innovation to increase team contribution to project delivery Manage relationships with customers to identify opportunities to improve the cost management offering and deliver customer satisfaction Act as a key technical resource within the field of cost/commercial management, providing technical advice and solutions to internal colleagues to support successful project delivery across a range of projects Build valued relationships with senior clients and stakeholders, in order to ensure client satisfaction, develop the cost management service and create new business opportunities Qualifications & Experience: You are a technically capable with a passion for the industrial manufacturing sector and delivering exceptional results and come to us with MRICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor Passionate about driving innovation in service and delivering exceptional results Proven experience working on large complex construction projects within Research, Technology and Life Science, Research, Technology and Life Science Ability to lead projects from inception to completion Strong cost estimating experience and rate / benchmark knowledge Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to build good client relationships Experience coaching and mentoring junior colleagues Good leadership skills Experience with Digital Cost Management and CostX, 5D BIM and Benchmarking tools For more information on this role, please contact Scarlet Wilson.
Nov 17, 2025
Full time
Associate Cost Consultant Location: Hybrid 3 days based in either London/Oxford/Cambridge, 2 days remote Salary: £80k - £95k + £5.5k car allowance 27 days holiday + bank holiday Our client is a leading engineering and design consultancy who specialise in delivering high-profile research, technological and life science facilities for market leading national and global clients. They re currently in the process of growing their Life Science Cost Management team and are looking for an experienced Associate Cost Consultant to join their team. As part of the Cost Management team, you ll be involved in a wide range of projects from global and high profile to small and impactful, ensuring they re delivered on time and to budget. Your expertise in cost management, planning, estimating, budgeting and managing costs will drive growth and smarter working. Ideally, we are looking for candidates with experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within Life Science, sector or from within other heavy MEP/Manufacturing sectors. Role accountabilities: In this role, you ll provide professional Quantity Surveying and Cost Management services to high-profile clients working on science facilities across the UK & Europe with a focus on of London, Oxford and Cambridge. Lead, coach and develop the skills and capabilities of team members to share knowledge, increase team skill level and improve the standard of service delivery Create project costings and budgets from clear objectives, managing finances across a project to ensure the profit and budgetary targets are met and best value outcomes are achieved Lead and manage individual cost management assignments from inception to completion, managing teams and resources to ensure delivery standards meet client expectations Demonstrable understanding of clients key objectives with the appropriate sector Monitor and review the performance and behaviour of all team members, including educating and influencing others, and take action to ensure compliance with the organisational policies and codes of conduct across the entire project Assure compliance with contracts in terms of project delivery parameters and scope of service Analyse and compile a range of complex data and documents, using knowledge to review and assess analysis and provide recommendations to contribute to project decision-making Use own knowledge and experience of industry best practice to support the development of current cost and commercial management systems and processes Work to improve services and drive innovation to increase team contribution to project delivery Manage relationships with customers to identify opportunities to improve the cost management offering and deliver customer satisfaction Act as a key technical resource within the field of cost/commercial management, providing technical advice and solutions to internal colleagues to support successful project delivery across a range of projects Build valued relationships with senior clients and stakeholders, in order to ensure client satisfaction, develop the cost management service and create new business opportunities Qualifications & Experience: You are a technically capable with a passion for the industrial manufacturing sector and delivering exceptional results and come to us with MRICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor Passionate about driving innovation in service and delivering exceptional results Proven experience working on large complex construction projects within Research, Technology and Life Science, Research, Technology and Life Science Ability to lead projects from inception to completion Strong cost estimating experience and rate / benchmark knowledge Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to build good client relationships Experience coaching and mentoring junior colleagues Good leadership skills Experience with Digital Cost Management and CostX, 5D BIM and Benchmarking tools For more information on this role, please contact Scarlet Wilson.
Job Title: PFI/PPP Contract Manager Facilities Management Location: North London Sector: PFI/PPP, Healthcare, Education, Public-Sector Estates Type: Temporary to end of Jan 2026 Role Summary You will oversee the operational and commercial delivery of multiple PFI/PPP and non-PFI FM contracts, ensuring full compliance with the Project Agreement, FM Agreement and statutory requirements. The role combines contract performance management, risk control, lifecycle planning, and commercial governance. You will act as the main interface for SPV, client representatives and internal FM teams, maximising profitability through strong operational leadership, deduction management and smart lifecycle strategy. Key Responsibilities Contract Delivery & Compliance Ensure all obligations under the Project Agreement, FM Agreement and SLA/KPIs are fully met. Maintain compliance with statutory legislation, client standards, Building Bulletins, and the Services Output Specification. Develop site-specific operational policies and procedures aligned to company frameworks. Oversee building compliance including fire safety, legionella management and responsible person duties. Operational & Technical Oversight Lead day-to-day FM operations across soft and hard services, ensuring safe, efficient service delivery. Provide technical direction for M&E challenges, specification writing and sourcing of components. Oversee lifecycle planning, works programming and asset management strategies. Commercial & Financial Management Manage P&L for the contract(s), delivering against budget, minimising aged debt and recovering WIP. Maximise financial performance through deduction management, procurement savings and efficient deployment of labour. Produce monthly performance and financial reports for internal and client stakeholders. Stakeholder Management Build and maintain positive relationships with SPVs, Trusts, Local Authorities, end users and client representatives. Lead monthly contract review meetings, audits, and performance discussions. Act as the escalation point for issues, risks and opportunities across sites. Leadership & People Management Manage and develop FM teams, ensuring a positive culture, strong retention and appropriate training. Ensure all staff work safely and comply with internal and statutory H&S procedures. Support succession planning and continuous improvement initiatives. Skills, Qualifications & Experience Experience managing PFI/PPP contracts within FM (essential). Strong knowledge of hard FM , preferably with an M&E background. Proven experience of managing NHS, education or public-sector operational environments. Understanding of lifecycle planning, asset management and statutory compliance. Strong commercial acumen: P&L management, budgeting, cost efficiency, procurement. Competent in CAFM systems (Concept, Vixen, or similar). Excellent communication, reporting and relationship-building skills. Industry relevant qualification (mechanical, electrical, building services or FM).
Nov 17, 2025
Contract
Job Title: PFI/PPP Contract Manager Facilities Management Location: North London Sector: PFI/PPP, Healthcare, Education, Public-Sector Estates Type: Temporary to end of Jan 2026 Role Summary You will oversee the operational and commercial delivery of multiple PFI/PPP and non-PFI FM contracts, ensuring full compliance with the Project Agreement, FM Agreement and statutory requirements. The role combines contract performance management, risk control, lifecycle planning, and commercial governance. You will act as the main interface for SPV, client representatives and internal FM teams, maximising profitability through strong operational leadership, deduction management and smart lifecycle strategy. Key Responsibilities Contract Delivery & Compliance Ensure all obligations under the Project Agreement, FM Agreement and SLA/KPIs are fully met. Maintain compliance with statutory legislation, client standards, Building Bulletins, and the Services Output Specification. Develop site-specific operational policies and procedures aligned to company frameworks. Oversee building compliance including fire safety, legionella management and responsible person duties. Operational & Technical Oversight Lead day-to-day FM operations across soft and hard services, ensuring safe, efficient service delivery. Provide technical direction for M&E challenges, specification writing and sourcing of components. Oversee lifecycle planning, works programming and asset management strategies. Commercial & Financial Management Manage P&L for the contract(s), delivering against budget, minimising aged debt and recovering WIP. Maximise financial performance through deduction management, procurement savings and efficient deployment of labour. Produce monthly performance and financial reports for internal and client stakeholders. Stakeholder Management Build and maintain positive relationships with SPVs, Trusts, Local Authorities, end users and client representatives. Lead monthly contract review meetings, audits, and performance discussions. Act as the escalation point for issues, risks and opportunities across sites. Leadership & People Management Manage and develop FM teams, ensuring a positive culture, strong retention and appropriate training. Ensure all staff work safely and comply with internal and statutory H&S procedures. Support succession planning and continuous improvement initiatives. Skills, Qualifications & Experience Experience managing PFI/PPP contracts within FM (essential). Strong knowledge of hard FM , preferably with an M&E background. Proven experience of managing NHS, education or public-sector operational environments. Understanding of lifecycle planning, asset management and statutory compliance. Strong commercial acumen: P&L management, budgeting, cost efficiency, procurement. Competent in CAFM systems (Concept, Vixen, or similar). Excellent communication, reporting and relationship-building skills. Industry relevant qualification (mechanical, electrical, building services or FM).
Roles & Responsibilities Job Title: Senior Quantity Surveyor - Water Responsible For: Lead and develop the efficient and effective management and issue of accurate, timely and compliant notices and correspondence Ensure contractual and commercial risks and opportunities are identified to the Project Director/Manager Maintaining registers of variations, delay, extension times and claims, effective and consistent implementation of the Companys commercial policies and procedures. Assist with preparation of monthly progress valuations and claim for work completed. Liaise with Employers commercial team & client team Produce pre-Contract tender negotiations & reports where necessary Produce monthly cost reports, forecasts, and Contract Budget reports Review value management and advise on Risk management Prepare, review and complete of sub-contract documentation Plan change management and cost control Prepare & agree interim applications for payment Prepare & agree final accounts with sub contractor Manage subcontracts from initial placement of order to final account Monitor and update Procurement Plan, Sub-contract procurement including analysing commercial comparisons Produce requisition and award letters Reconcile weekly plant, material, labour reconciliation against budget Monitor main contract- including assisting with and producing Change Reports, Value Change Report Forms Main Contract, Monitor allocation changes Person Specification Min 5 years commercial experience with knowledge and appreciation of relevant sector. Relevant Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent. Desirable: 10 years commercial experience within relevant sector Length:
Nov 17, 2025
Contract
Roles & Responsibilities Job Title: Senior Quantity Surveyor - Water Responsible For: Lead and develop the efficient and effective management and issue of accurate, timely and compliant notices and correspondence Ensure contractual and commercial risks and opportunities are identified to the Project Director/Manager Maintaining registers of variations, delay, extension times and claims, effective and consistent implementation of the Companys commercial policies and procedures. Assist with preparation of monthly progress valuations and claim for work completed. Liaise with Employers commercial team & client team Produce pre-Contract tender negotiations & reports where necessary Produce monthly cost reports, forecasts, and Contract Budget reports Review value management and advise on Risk management Prepare, review and complete of sub-contract documentation Plan change management and cost control Prepare & agree interim applications for payment Prepare & agree final accounts with sub contractor Manage subcontracts from initial placement of order to final account Monitor and update Procurement Plan, Sub-contract procurement including analysing commercial comparisons Produce requisition and award letters Reconcile weekly plant, material, labour reconciliation against budget Monitor main contract- including assisting with and producing Change Reports, Value Change Report Forms Main Contract, Monitor allocation changes Person Specification Min 5 years commercial experience with knowledge and appreciation of relevant sector. Relevant Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent. Desirable: 10 years commercial experience within relevant sector Length:
QS/Cost Engineer Location: Hybrid 3 days based in either London/Oxford/Cambridge, 2 days remote Salary: £40k - £52k 25 days holiday + bank holidays Our client is a leading engineering and design consultancy who specialise in delivering high-profile research, technological and life science facilities for market leading national and global clients. They re currently in the process of growing their Life Science Cost Management team and are looking for a Project Cost Consultant to join their team. Ideally, we are looking for candidates with experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within Life Science sector or from within other heavy MEP/Manufacturing sectors. Role accountabilities: In this role, you ll provide professional Quantity Surveying and Cost Management services to high-profile clients working on science facilities across the UK & Europe with a focus on London, Oxford and Cambridge. You ll have the opportunity to work on projects from inception through to completion. Day-to-day activities range from working on cost estimates/feasibilities, benchmarking and the procurement process to reviewing and agreeing contractor proposals and contract management. You ll be supported to develop your career within a collaborative team environment, and you ll have the opportunity to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team who are passionate about delivery an excellent service and positive outcomes for our clients. Qualifications & Experience: MRICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor OR working towards Chartership A good understanding of key drivers of cost and value Passionate about driving innovation in service and delivering exceptional results Experience working on complex construction projects, ideally within the Research, Technology and Life Science, sector Experience leading lower value projects Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to build good client relationships Ability to work on own initiative Some experience with Digital Cost Management and CostX, 5D BIM and Benchmarking tools For more information on this role, please contact Scarlet Wilson.
Nov 17, 2025
Full time
QS/Cost Engineer Location: Hybrid 3 days based in either London/Oxford/Cambridge, 2 days remote Salary: £40k - £52k 25 days holiday + bank holidays Our client is a leading engineering and design consultancy who specialise in delivering high-profile research, technological and life science facilities for market leading national and global clients. They re currently in the process of growing their Life Science Cost Management team and are looking for a Project Cost Consultant to join their team. Ideally, we are looking for candidates with experience working on large complex construction projects, ideally within Life Science sector or from within other heavy MEP/Manufacturing sectors. Role accountabilities: In this role, you ll provide professional Quantity Surveying and Cost Management services to high-profile clients working on science facilities across the UK & Europe with a focus on London, Oxford and Cambridge. You ll have the opportunity to work on projects from inception through to completion. Day-to-day activities range from working on cost estimates/feasibilities, benchmarking and the procurement process to reviewing and agreeing contractor proposals and contract management. You ll be supported to develop your career within a collaborative team environment, and you ll have the opportunity to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team who are passionate about delivery an excellent service and positive outcomes for our clients. Qualifications & Experience: MRICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor OR working towards Chartership A good understanding of key drivers of cost and value Passionate about driving innovation in service and delivering exceptional results Experience working on complex construction projects, ideally within the Research, Technology and Life Science, sector Experience leading lower value projects Strong stakeholder management skills and the ability to build good client relationships Ability to work on own initiative Some experience with Digital Cost Management and CostX, 5D BIM and Benchmarking tools For more information on this role, please contact Scarlet Wilson.
Job Info Project Cost Consultant - Cornwall / South West Job Specification Project Cost Consultant Location: Cornwall/Devon Remote with site visits Role Overview Project Cost Consultant will act on behalf of the client to provide financial, contractual, and progress oversight for the delivery of a new road scheme under the PCID agreement. The role ensures that the project is delivered in accordance with agreed milestones, statutory obligations, programme commitments, and cost forecasts. You will work closely with the project team, legal advisers, contractor, and technical leads to monitor performance, manage valuations, and provide monthly assurance reporting. Key Responsibilities 1. Procurement & Project Team Coordination Identify key project team members and relevant stakeholders. Confirm suitability, experience, and capability of the appointed project team. 2. Review of the PCID Agreement Review and understand the PCID, including milestone dates, obligations, and delivery requirements. Identify any clauses impacting cost, programme, or risk. Liaise with Freeths and other legal advisers as required regarding PCID obligations and compliance. 3. Statutory Consents & Compliance Confirm status of planning conditions and associated tracker. Confirm progress and compliance with S278 agreements. Review status of the Highway Bond. Confirm compliance with all relevant statutory regulations and legislation. 4. Construction Cost Management Monitor construction cashflow and report monthly. Track and report on the Anticipated Final Account. Assess and record variations during the period. Monitor and advise on provisional sum adjustments. Process valuations and payment recommendations in line with client procedures. Implement or refine payment flow processes to ensure clarity of roles, dates, and dependencies. 5. Programme & Progress Monitoring Review and comment on Contractor's Progress Reports. Assess progress against key milestones within the PCID agreement. Provide photographic records/schedules for each reporting period. Identify risks relating to late completion and potential Extension of Time (EoT) claims. Undertake monthly site visits and produce associated progress & assurance reports. Liaise with the Technical Lead on quality and compliance matters. 6. Documentation, Legal & Insurance Confirm the status of all required collateral warranties. Verify that appropriate insurances are in place and remain valid. Reporting & Deliverables Monthly assurance report covering cost, progress, risks, statutory consents, and compliance with PCID requirements. Monthly valuation assessment and recommendation for payment. Updates to cashflow forecasts. Evidence-based progress reporting supported by site inspections and photographs. Notification of any emerging risks or deviations from the PCID. Candidate Requirements Essential Experience as a Fund Monitor, Project Cost Consultant, Employer's Agent, Cost Manager, or similar client-side QS role. Strong understanding of infrastructure or highway projects. Proven cost management and valuation assessment expertise. Ability to interpret legal agreements (e.g., PCID, S278) and understand their impact on cost and programme. Ability to work with planners, legal teams, and technical leads. Strong reporting, communication, and stakeholder management skills. Experience producing monthly progress or fund-monitoring reports. Desirable MRICS or working toward chartership. Experience with developer-led infrastructure delivery. Understanding of local authority processes, statutory consents, and highways approvals.
Nov 14, 2025
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Job Info Project Cost Consultant - Cornwall / South West Job Specification Project Cost Consultant Location: Cornwall/Devon Remote with site visits Role Overview Project Cost Consultant will act on behalf of the client to provide financial, contractual, and progress oversight for the delivery of a new road scheme under the PCID agreement. The role ensures that the project is delivered in accordance with agreed milestones, statutory obligations, programme commitments, and cost forecasts. You will work closely with the project team, legal advisers, contractor, and technical leads to monitor performance, manage valuations, and provide monthly assurance reporting. Key Responsibilities 1. Procurement & Project Team Coordination Identify key project team members and relevant stakeholders. Confirm suitability, experience, and capability of the appointed project team. 2. Review of the PCID Agreement Review and understand the PCID, including milestone dates, obligations, and delivery requirements. Identify any clauses impacting cost, programme, or risk. Liaise with Freeths and other legal advisers as required regarding PCID obligations and compliance. 3. Statutory Consents & Compliance Confirm status of planning conditions and associated tracker. Confirm progress and compliance with S278 agreements. Review status of the Highway Bond. Confirm compliance with all relevant statutory regulations and legislation. 4. Construction Cost Management Monitor construction cashflow and report monthly. Track and report on the Anticipated Final Account. Assess and record variations during the period. Monitor and advise on provisional sum adjustments. Process valuations and payment recommendations in line with client procedures. Implement or refine payment flow processes to ensure clarity of roles, dates, and dependencies. 5. Programme & Progress Monitoring Review and comment on Contractor's Progress Reports. Assess progress against key milestones within the PCID agreement. Provide photographic records/schedules for each reporting period. Identify risks relating to late completion and potential Extension of Time (EoT) claims. Undertake monthly site visits and produce associated progress & assurance reports. Liaise with the Technical Lead on quality and compliance matters. 6. Documentation, Legal & Insurance Confirm the status of all required collateral warranties. Verify that appropriate insurances are in place and remain valid. Reporting & Deliverables Monthly assurance report covering cost, progress, risks, statutory consents, and compliance with PCID requirements. Monthly valuation assessment and recommendation for payment. Updates to cashflow forecasts. Evidence-based progress reporting supported by site inspections and photographs. Notification of any emerging risks or deviations from the PCID. Candidate Requirements Essential Experience as a Fund Monitor, Project Cost Consultant, Employer's Agent, Cost Manager, or similar client-side QS role. Strong understanding of infrastructure or highway projects. Proven cost management and valuation assessment expertise. Ability to interpret legal agreements (e.g., PCID, S278) and understand their impact on cost and programme. Ability to work with planners, legal teams, and technical leads. Strong reporting, communication, and stakeholder management skills. Experience producing monthly progress or fund-monitoring reports. Desirable MRICS or working toward chartership. Experience with developer-led infrastructure delivery. Understanding of local authority processes, statutory consents, and highways approvals.
Role: TIG and/or MMA Welders - Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station Construction Project (Day or Nightshift) Location: HPC site nr Bridgwater, Somerset (TA5 1UD) Salary: £28.18/hr Monday-Thursday (38 hours) £39.46/hr Friday morning - 12:00 Saturday £50.73 Midday Saturday to Sunday 12pm .5% shift allowance for nightshift hours. Benefits: Up to 10% bonus on all hours worked + generous holiday allowance, contributory pension scheme and sick pay Accommodation: £50.81/day (£355.67/wk for standard Monday-Thursday) Duration: Long-term permanent position Start: December 2025 / January 2026 Morson Talent currently have excellent opportunities for experienced TIG and/or MMA Welders to join our client's existing site team at Hinkley Point 'C' on a permanent basis. You'll become part of the Nuclear New Build MEH Alliance at Hinkley Point 'C' in Somerset - the UK's largest construction infrastructure Project. You will join a team striving for excellence and playing a pivotal role in the delivery of complex piping and cabling systems to the nation's first-ever 3rd Generation nuclear power plant. These roles can be employed on a dayshift or nightshift basis, at the preference of the candidate (.5% nightshift allowance). Significant overtime, paid at enhanced rates will also be available. The Role Working within the MEH Alliance, individuals will collaborate effectively to deliver complex piping and cabling systems. Key duties and responsibilities will include: Perform welding operations to a radiographic standard. Conduct equipment inspections. Adhere to established welding protocols and safety regulations, including fume control. Identify and report potential welding problems for corrective action. Ability to identify your own welds for quality control. Comply with established quality control procedures and documentation standards. You are a great fit if you have proven experience in the following: TIG Welders - required for high integrity pipe welding Structural MMA Welders - required for pipe supports and brackets at Hinkley Point C. Suitable candidates will be required to test to the following ISO 9606 standards: SWQ-02 Butt Weld - 2" carbon steel pipe weld - 6G position - All TIG SWQ-02 Fillet Weld - 2" carbon steel pipe to plate - horizontal position - TIG SWQ-04 Butt weld - 2" Stainless steel pipe weld using full Tig (root, fill & cap) in 6G position - All TIG SWQ-04 Fillet weld - 2" pipe to plate using TIG in horizonal position - All TIG Or SWQ-70 Box to Plate - structural steel - horizontal position - MMA. Qualifications and Experience Ideally possess a Level 2 or Level 3 Diploma in Welding or Fabrication discipline OR Welding apprenticeship or an equivalent apprenticeship in a Welding discipline (Minimum Level 5 in the above if apprenticeship/qualification awarded in Scotland) OR ACE Card in Welding Pipe or Plate. If not, at least 5 years experience as a Welder in a relevant industry (e.g. oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical, power, marine, shipbuilding, etc) Must have / be able to obtain a CCNSG Safety Passport (not a condition of being considered / offered a role but must be obtained 2 weeks prior to starting) Ability to pass BPSS security vetting If you want to gain unique experience on a nationally significant construction project this opportunity is for you. Our client offers excellent pay rates along with an exceptional benefits package that includes a 10% bonus, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme, sick pay, as well as 22.5% nightshift allowance, generous overtime and more.
Nov 13, 2025
Full time
Role: TIG and/or MMA Welders - Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station Construction Project (Day or Nightshift) Location: HPC site nr Bridgwater, Somerset (TA5 1UD) Salary: £28.18/hr Monday-Thursday (38 hours) £39.46/hr Friday morning - 12:00 Saturday £50.73 Midday Saturday to Sunday 12pm .5% shift allowance for nightshift hours. Benefits: Up to 10% bonus on all hours worked + generous holiday allowance, contributory pension scheme and sick pay Accommodation: £50.81/day (£355.67/wk for standard Monday-Thursday) Duration: Long-term permanent position Start: December 2025 / January 2026 Morson Talent currently have excellent opportunities for experienced TIG and/or MMA Welders to join our client's existing site team at Hinkley Point 'C' on a permanent basis. You'll become part of the Nuclear New Build MEH Alliance at Hinkley Point 'C' in Somerset - the UK's largest construction infrastructure Project. You will join a team striving for excellence and playing a pivotal role in the delivery of complex piping and cabling systems to the nation's first-ever 3rd Generation nuclear power plant. These roles can be employed on a dayshift or nightshift basis, at the preference of the candidate (.5% nightshift allowance). Significant overtime, paid at enhanced rates will also be available. The Role Working within the MEH Alliance, individuals will collaborate effectively to deliver complex piping and cabling systems. Key duties and responsibilities will include: Perform welding operations to a radiographic standard. Conduct equipment inspections. Adhere to established welding protocols and safety regulations, including fume control. Identify and report potential welding problems for corrective action. Ability to identify your own welds for quality control. Comply with established quality control procedures and documentation standards. You are a great fit if you have proven experience in the following: TIG Welders - required for high integrity pipe welding Structural MMA Welders - required for pipe supports and brackets at Hinkley Point C. Suitable candidates will be required to test to the following ISO 9606 standards: SWQ-02 Butt Weld - 2" carbon steel pipe weld - 6G position - All TIG SWQ-02 Fillet Weld - 2" carbon steel pipe to plate - horizontal position - TIG SWQ-04 Butt weld - 2" Stainless steel pipe weld using full Tig (root, fill & cap) in 6G position - All TIG SWQ-04 Fillet weld - 2" pipe to plate using TIG in horizonal position - All TIG Or SWQ-70 Box to Plate - structural steel - horizontal position - MMA. Qualifications and Experience Ideally possess a Level 2 or Level 3 Diploma in Welding or Fabrication discipline OR Welding apprenticeship or an equivalent apprenticeship in a Welding discipline (Minimum Level 5 in the above if apprenticeship/qualification awarded in Scotland) OR ACE Card in Welding Pipe or Plate. If not, at least 5 years experience as a Welder in a relevant industry (e.g. oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical, power, marine, shipbuilding, etc) Must have / be able to obtain a CCNSG Safety Passport (not a condition of being considered / offered a role but must be obtained 2 weeks prior to starting) Ability to pass BPSS security vetting If you want to gain unique experience on a nationally significant construction project this opportunity is for you. Our client offers excellent pay rates along with an exceptional benefits package that includes a 10% bonus, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme, sick pay, as well as 22.5% nightshift allowance, generous overtime and more.
Labourer Steel Bundling & Sorting (Aberdeen Rail Project) Duration: 4 Months Location: Aberdeen Schedule: Day work, Monday to Friday (no weekends) Job Overview We are setting up a steel bundling and sorting team in Aberdeen to assist with the handling and preparation of approximately 2,500 tonnes of finished steel for transmission tower construction. The role involves organising, sorting, and assembling steel components into tower parts and laying them out in designated tower bays. Labourers will work under the supervision of a Balfour Beatty Supervisor alongside a forklift operator responsible for the movement of steel materials. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a key infrastructure project within the Scottish Power Transmission sector. Key Responsibilities Assist with sorting, bundling, and laying out steel components for transmission towers. Support the assembly of steel into tower sections according to project specifications. Maintain a clean, organised, and safe working environment . Work closely with supervisors and team members to ensure efficient material flow. Follow all health, safety, and site procedures at all times. Provide manual labour support, including lifting, carrying, and positioning heavy materials. Assist forklift operators and other trades as required. Requirements Previous construction or labouring experience preferred (steelwork experience advantageous). Good teamwork and communication skills . Physically fit and able to perform manual handling tasks. Awareness of site safety and safe lifting practices . CSCS card or equivalent site safety certification desirable. Additional Information Day shifts only, midweek work (no weekends). Supervised by Balfour Beatty site management. Opportunity to gain experience within major power transmission infrastructure projects across Scotland.
Nov 13, 2025
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Labourer Steel Bundling & Sorting (Aberdeen Rail Project) Duration: 4 Months Location: Aberdeen Schedule: Day work, Monday to Friday (no weekends) Job Overview We are setting up a steel bundling and sorting team in Aberdeen to assist with the handling and preparation of approximately 2,500 tonnes of finished steel for transmission tower construction. The role involves organising, sorting, and assembling steel components into tower parts and laying them out in designated tower bays. Labourers will work under the supervision of a Balfour Beatty Supervisor alongside a forklift operator responsible for the movement of steel materials. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a key infrastructure project within the Scottish Power Transmission sector. Key Responsibilities Assist with sorting, bundling, and laying out steel components for transmission towers. Support the assembly of steel into tower sections according to project specifications. Maintain a clean, organised, and safe working environment . Work closely with supervisors and team members to ensure efficient material flow. Follow all health, safety, and site procedures at all times. Provide manual labour support, including lifting, carrying, and positioning heavy materials. Assist forklift operators and other trades as required. Requirements Previous construction or labouring experience preferred (steelwork experience advantageous). Good teamwork and communication skills . Physically fit and able to perform manual handling tasks. Awareness of site safety and safe lifting practices . CSCS card or equivalent site safety certification desirable. Additional Information Day shifts only, midweek work (no weekends). Supervised by Balfour Beatty site management. Opportunity to gain experience within major power transmission infrastructure projects across Scotland.
Project Manager - Rail (Sizewell C Associated Developments) Based initially at Rockford House, Rendlesham - moving to Leiston Airfield once established On-site 4 days per week Permanent Opportunity Competitive Salary & Benefits Join one of the UK's most ambitious infrastructure programmes At Morson Talent, we're proud to partner with the Sizewell C (SZC) Project - a once-in-a-generation opportunity to be part of one of the UK's largest and most exciting low-carbon energy developments. Building on the success of Hinkley Point C, SZC will provide clean, reliable electricity to 6 million homes for the next 60 years, helping Britain achieve its Net Zero by 2050 ambitions. We're currently recruiting for an experienced Project Manager (Rail) to join the Associated Developments Civils Programme, supporting the safe and efficient delivery of major rail infrastructure that underpins this nationally significant project. The Opportunity As Project Manager (Rail), you'll take the lead in planning and delivering one or more projects within the rail scope of the SZC Associated Developments Programme. Working closely with internal stakeholders, contractors, and key partners such as Network Rail, you'll be responsible for ensuring safe, on-time, and on-budget delivery through the full project lifecycle - from design through to handover. You'll report directly to the Senior Project Manager (Rail) and play a vital role in coordinating a multi-disciplinary team to deliver innovative, high-quality solutions that meet the demands of a complex and high-profile megaproject. Key Responsibilities Lead the delivery of allocated rail projects safely, on time, within scope, and to budget. Define and manage the work scope, interfaces, and dependencies across the wider programme. Support the development and integration of fully coordinated multi-disciplinary solutions. Engage with key stakeholders including Network Rail, local authorities, regulators, and contractors. Manage progress against milestones, budget, and schedule, reporting to senior leadership. Apply Earned Value Management (EVM) principles and SZC change control processes. Ensure effective planning and implementation in line with all safety, quality, and environmental standards. Drive continuous improvement and knowledge capture throughout project delivery. Lead teams to maintain compliance with contractual, technical, and sustainability requirements. The Rail Programme Includes: Upgrade of the Saxmundham to Leiston branch line and its junction with the East Suffolk line. Construction of new temporary railheads within the Ancillary and Temporary Construction Areas. Construction of a new single-track railway connecting the branch line to the main construction site. Upgrades to the East Suffolk line, including level crossings, track, and signalling (delivered by Network Rail). About You You'll be a proven Project Manager with a strong background in multi-disciplinary rail or infrastructure projects within technically complex and regulated environments - ideally major civils, energy, or nuclear. You'll have a sharp focus on safety, governance, and delivery excellence. Essential Experience & Qualifications: Demonstrable success in managing large-scale, multi-discipline rail projects. Experienced in the full project lifecycle - from concept through to close-out. Skilled in cost control, risk management, and change management. Strong understanding of Network Rail processes and standards (e.g. GRIP, AMP, DWWP). Experienced in working under NEC or FIDIC contracts. Excellent communication, leadership, and stakeholder management skills. Degree qualified and Chartered (CEng or equivalent) in Engineering, Construction, or a related discipline. Holds valid PTS and CSCS certification. Proficient with MS Office 365, Teams, BIM, and project management tools. French language skills advantageous but not essential. What's on Offer A career-defining role on one of the UK's most significant low-carbon infrastructure projects. Opportunity to work with leading industry experts in a collaborative, forward-thinking environment. Competitive remuneration and benefits package. Role based in Rendlesham, transitioning to Leiston Airfield (on-site 4 days per week). Ready to power Britain's clean energy future? Apply today or contact Morson Talent to learn more about joining the Sizewell C team.
Nov 12, 2025
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Project Manager - Rail (Sizewell C Associated Developments) Based initially at Rockford House, Rendlesham - moving to Leiston Airfield once established On-site 4 days per week Permanent Opportunity Competitive Salary & Benefits Join one of the UK's most ambitious infrastructure programmes At Morson Talent, we're proud to partner with the Sizewell C (SZC) Project - a once-in-a-generation opportunity to be part of one of the UK's largest and most exciting low-carbon energy developments. Building on the success of Hinkley Point C, SZC will provide clean, reliable electricity to 6 million homes for the next 60 years, helping Britain achieve its Net Zero by 2050 ambitions. We're currently recruiting for an experienced Project Manager (Rail) to join the Associated Developments Civils Programme, supporting the safe and efficient delivery of major rail infrastructure that underpins this nationally significant project. The Opportunity As Project Manager (Rail), you'll take the lead in planning and delivering one or more projects within the rail scope of the SZC Associated Developments Programme. Working closely with internal stakeholders, contractors, and key partners such as Network Rail, you'll be responsible for ensuring safe, on-time, and on-budget delivery through the full project lifecycle - from design through to handover. You'll report directly to the Senior Project Manager (Rail) and play a vital role in coordinating a multi-disciplinary team to deliver innovative, high-quality solutions that meet the demands of a complex and high-profile megaproject. Key Responsibilities Lead the delivery of allocated rail projects safely, on time, within scope, and to budget. Define and manage the work scope, interfaces, and dependencies across the wider programme. Support the development and integration of fully coordinated multi-disciplinary solutions. Engage with key stakeholders including Network Rail, local authorities, regulators, and contractors. Manage progress against milestones, budget, and schedule, reporting to senior leadership. Apply Earned Value Management (EVM) principles and SZC change control processes. Ensure effective planning and implementation in line with all safety, quality, and environmental standards. Drive continuous improvement and knowledge capture throughout project delivery. Lead teams to maintain compliance with contractual, technical, and sustainability requirements. The Rail Programme Includes: Upgrade of the Saxmundham to Leiston branch line and its junction with the East Suffolk line. Construction of new temporary railheads within the Ancillary and Temporary Construction Areas. Construction of a new single-track railway connecting the branch line to the main construction site. Upgrades to the East Suffolk line, including level crossings, track, and signalling (delivered by Network Rail). About You You'll be a proven Project Manager with a strong background in multi-disciplinary rail or infrastructure projects within technically complex and regulated environments - ideally major civils, energy, or nuclear. You'll have a sharp focus on safety, governance, and delivery excellence. Essential Experience & Qualifications: Demonstrable success in managing large-scale, multi-discipline rail projects. Experienced in the full project lifecycle - from concept through to close-out. Skilled in cost control, risk management, and change management. Strong understanding of Network Rail processes and standards (e.g. GRIP, AMP, DWWP). Experienced in working under NEC or FIDIC contracts. Excellent communication, leadership, and stakeholder management skills. Degree qualified and Chartered (CEng or equivalent) in Engineering, Construction, or a related discipline. Holds valid PTS and CSCS certification. Proficient with MS Office 365, Teams, BIM, and project management tools. French language skills advantageous but not essential. What's on Offer A career-defining role on one of the UK's most significant low-carbon infrastructure projects. Opportunity to work with leading industry experts in a collaborative, forward-thinking environment. Competitive remuneration and benefits package. Role based in Rendlesham, transitioning to Leiston Airfield (on-site 4 days per week). Ready to power Britain's clean energy future? Apply today or contact Morson Talent to learn more about joining the Sizewell C team.
We are seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to lead and develop the commercial management of a major project based in Camberley, Surrey. The role involves the efficient and effective management and issue of accurate, timely, and compliant contractual notices and correspondence. You will be responsible for identifying contractual and commercial risks and opportunities, maintaining registers of variations, delays, extensions of time, and claims, and ensuring consistent implementation of the company s commercial policies and procedures. Key duties include assisting with the preparation of monthly progress valuations and claims for work completed, producing monthly cost reports, forecasts, and contract budget reports, and supporting value and risk management activities. You will manage subcontractor documentation from initial placement through to final account, prepare and agree interim applications for payment and final accounts, and monitor procurement plans and commercial comparisons. The role requires close liaison with the employer s commercial and client teams, supporting pre-contract tender negotiations and producing reports as necessary. You will also monitor main contract changes and assist with change reports and value change report forms. This position demands strong leadership, organisational skills, and commercial awareness, with the ability to work under pressure and maintain attention to detail. Excellent communication and negotiation skills are essential, alongside a proactive and collaborative approach to problem-solving. Skills: Commercial contract management and administration Preparation and assessment of valuations, claims, and payment applications Cost control, forecasting, and budget management Risk and value management Subcontractor management and final account preparation Procurement planning and commercial comparison analysis Strong communication and stakeholder liaison skills Knowledge of contract law and commercial policies Leadership and organisational skills Attention to detail and ability to work under pressure Software/Tools: Microsoft Excel Commercial reporting tools Certifications & Standards: Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent Membership of RICS, CIOB, ICE, or equivalent professional body preferred Please send CVs to (url removed)
Nov 11, 2025
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We are seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to lead and develop the commercial management of a major project based in Camberley, Surrey. The role involves the efficient and effective management and issue of accurate, timely, and compliant contractual notices and correspondence. You will be responsible for identifying contractual and commercial risks and opportunities, maintaining registers of variations, delays, extensions of time, and claims, and ensuring consistent implementation of the company s commercial policies and procedures. Key duties include assisting with the preparation of monthly progress valuations and claims for work completed, producing monthly cost reports, forecasts, and contract budget reports, and supporting value and risk management activities. You will manage subcontractor documentation from initial placement through to final account, prepare and agree interim applications for payment and final accounts, and monitor procurement plans and commercial comparisons. The role requires close liaison with the employer s commercial and client teams, supporting pre-contract tender negotiations and producing reports as necessary. You will also monitor main contract changes and assist with change reports and value change report forms. This position demands strong leadership, organisational skills, and commercial awareness, with the ability to work under pressure and maintain attention to detail. Excellent communication and negotiation skills are essential, alongside a proactive and collaborative approach to problem-solving. Skills: Commercial contract management and administration Preparation and assessment of valuations, claims, and payment applications Cost control, forecasting, and budget management Risk and value management Subcontractor management and final account preparation Procurement planning and commercial comparison analysis Strong communication and stakeholder liaison skills Knowledge of contract law and commercial policies Leadership and organisational skills Attention to detail and ability to work under pressure Software/Tools: Microsoft Excel Commercial reporting tools Certifications & Standards: Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent Membership of RICS, CIOB, ICE, or equivalent professional body preferred Please send CVs to (url removed)
Position: Quantity Surveyor - Major Infrastructure (Water Sector) Location: Peterborough - Hybrid (Office & home) Package: Competitive salary + car / allowance + bonus + hybrid working + benefits Are you a Quantity Surveyor looking to take on a technically challenging and rewarding role within one of the UK's leading Tier 1 infrastructure contractors? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative, forward-thinking commercial team supporting the development of two major new water infrastructure schemes - nationally significant projects currently progressing through the approvals process. You'll be joining a team responsible for managing extensive site investigation works and early-stage enabling packages, playing a key part in shaping the delivery of large-scale, sustainable infrastructure that will support the region's future water resilience. The Role As a Quantity Surveyor you will report to the Commercial Manager and take ownership of all commercial and contractual aspects from tender through to final account, ensuring value for money while maintaining the highest standards of compliance and collaboration. You'll be working out of the Peterborough office on a hybrid basis, covering sites across Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire region. Key Responsibilities - Prepare proposals, valuations and cost reports for ongoing works - Manage compensation events and contractual change - Support the Commercial Manager and liaise with client commercial teams - Prepare and manage accurate correspondence, notices, and records - Identify and manage commercial risks and opportunities - Oversee subcontract procurement and documentation - Produce monthly forecasts, CVRs, and budget reports - Support tendering and negotiation processes where required About You We're looking for someone proactive, collaborative, and commercially sharp - with strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to build trusted relationships with both internal teams and clients. You'll bring: - Post-graduate experience within civil engineering, utilities, or infrastructure - Strong working knowledge of NEC contracts - Demonstrable experience managing commercial performance on large projects - Solid understanding of construction law and contractual risk management - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - RICS / CICES accredited degree (or equivalent) - Full UK driving licence What's On Offer - Competitive salary (DOE) - Company car or allowance - Bonus scheme - Private healthcare - Enhanced holiday entitlement - Matched pension contribution - Professional training and chartership support - Hybrid working and strong progression opportunities This is a great opportunity to join a business delivering complex, nationally important water infrastructure projects, combining civil engineering, environmental management and innovation in one of the UK's most stable and sustainable sectors. Please apply now with an up to date CV for consideration.
Nov 11, 2025
Full time
Position: Quantity Surveyor - Major Infrastructure (Water Sector) Location: Peterborough - Hybrid (Office & home) Package: Competitive salary + car / allowance + bonus + hybrid working + benefits Are you a Quantity Surveyor looking to take on a technically challenging and rewarding role within one of the UK's leading Tier 1 infrastructure contractors? This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative, forward-thinking commercial team supporting the development of two major new water infrastructure schemes - nationally significant projects currently progressing through the approvals process. You'll be joining a team responsible for managing extensive site investigation works and early-stage enabling packages, playing a key part in shaping the delivery of large-scale, sustainable infrastructure that will support the region's future water resilience. The Role As a Quantity Surveyor you will report to the Commercial Manager and take ownership of all commercial and contractual aspects from tender through to final account, ensuring value for money while maintaining the highest standards of compliance and collaboration. You'll be working out of the Peterborough office on a hybrid basis, covering sites across Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire region. Key Responsibilities - Prepare proposals, valuations and cost reports for ongoing works - Manage compensation events and contractual change - Support the Commercial Manager and liaise with client commercial teams - Prepare and manage accurate correspondence, notices, and records - Identify and manage commercial risks and opportunities - Oversee subcontract procurement and documentation - Produce monthly forecasts, CVRs, and budget reports - Support tendering and negotiation processes where required About You We're looking for someone proactive, collaborative, and commercially sharp - with strong analytical and communication skills, and the ability to build trusted relationships with both internal teams and clients. You'll bring: - Post-graduate experience within civil engineering, utilities, or infrastructure - Strong working knowledge of NEC contracts - Demonstrable experience managing commercial performance on large projects - Solid understanding of construction law and contractual risk management - Excellent written and verbal communication skills - RICS / CICES accredited degree (or equivalent) - Full UK driving licence What's On Offer - Competitive salary (DOE) - Company car or allowance - Bonus scheme - Private healthcare - Enhanced holiday entitlement - Matched pension contribution - Professional training and chartership support - Hybrid working and strong progression opportunities This is a great opportunity to join a business delivering complex, nationally important water infrastructure projects, combining civil engineering, environmental management and innovation in one of the UK's most stable and sustainable sectors. Please apply now with an up to date CV for consideration.
Job Title: Structural Engineer - Building Structures (Permanent) Location: London (Westminster) Experience: Minimum 3 years in commercial/residential building structures and design office exposure Salary : (phone number removed) About Us: Our London office specialises exclusively in Building Structures, delivering high-quality solutions across commercial and residential projects. The team comprises around 10 dedicated professionals, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment. Role Overview: We are seeking a permanent Structural Engineer with a minimum of 3 years' experience in building structures and exposure to design office work. The role involves contributing to refurbishment and extension projects for commercial and residential schemes, including site surveying and structural design tasks. Key Responsibilities: Structural design and analysis for commercial and residential building projects. Preparation of calculations, drawings, and technical documentation. Conducting site surveys and inspections to support project design and delivery. Collaborating with architects, contractors, and internal teams to deliver high-quality structural solutions. Contributing to all stages of projects, from feasibility through to completion. Requirements: Minimum 3 years' experience in building structures. Proven design office experience in commercial and residential projects. Strong technical knowledge of structural engineering principles and construction methods. Experience in site surveying and inspection. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Must be within reasonable commuting distance of Westminster 1-day WFH may be considered after an initial settling-in period. What We Offer: Competitive salary, negotiable based on experience. Opportunity to work in a specialist, collaborative building structures team. Career development and exposure to varied and high-profile projects. Additional benefits as outlined here .
Nov 10, 2025
Full time
Job Title: Structural Engineer - Building Structures (Permanent) Location: London (Westminster) Experience: Minimum 3 years in commercial/residential building structures and design office exposure Salary : (phone number removed) About Us: Our London office specialises exclusively in Building Structures, delivering high-quality solutions across commercial and residential projects. The team comprises around 10 dedicated professionals, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment. Role Overview: We are seeking a permanent Structural Engineer with a minimum of 3 years' experience in building structures and exposure to design office work. The role involves contributing to refurbishment and extension projects for commercial and residential schemes, including site surveying and structural design tasks. Key Responsibilities: Structural design and analysis for commercial and residential building projects. Preparation of calculations, drawings, and technical documentation. Conducting site surveys and inspections to support project design and delivery. Collaborating with architects, contractors, and internal teams to deliver high-quality structural solutions. Contributing to all stages of projects, from feasibility through to completion. Requirements: Minimum 3 years' experience in building structures. Proven design office experience in commercial and residential projects. Strong technical knowledge of structural engineering principles and construction methods. Experience in site surveying and inspection. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Must be within reasonable commuting distance of Westminster 1-day WFH may be considered after an initial settling-in period. What We Offer: Competitive salary, negotiable based on experience. Opportunity to work in a specialist, collaborative building structures team. Career development and exposure to varied and high-profile projects. Additional benefits as outlined here .
Job Title: Site Cleaner Location: Salford, Manchester Contract Duration: Until 24th December 2025 (with potential for extension) Hours: Monday Friday, 07 30 (4 hours per day) Employer: Leading Rail Client Job Overview: We are seeking a reliable and hardworking Site Cleaner to join our team at a leading rail client s site compound based in Salford, Manchester . The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene across the site, ensuring a safe and pleasant working environment for all staff and visitors. Key Responsibilities: Carry out general cleaning duties across offices, welfare areas, and site facilities. Ensure all cleaning tasks are completed to a high standard and within set timeframes. Replenish consumables (soap, paper towels, toilet roll, etc.) as required. Empty bins and dispose of waste safely and appropriately. Follow all site health and safety procedures and report any hazards or maintenance issues. Work independently and as part of a team to maintain site cleanliness. Requirements: Previous cleaning experience preferred, ideally within a site or industrial environment. Attention to detail and a proactive approach to maintaining cleanliness standards. Reliable, punctual, and able to work with minimal supervision. Manual Handling certificate desirable. Must be able to commit to the full duration of the contract.
Nov 10, 2025
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Job Title: Site Cleaner Location: Salford, Manchester Contract Duration: Until 24th December 2025 (with potential for extension) Hours: Monday Friday, 07 30 (4 hours per day) Employer: Leading Rail Client Job Overview: We are seeking a reliable and hardworking Site Cleaner to join our team at a leading rail client s site compound based in Salford, Manchester . The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene across the site, ensuring a safe and pleasant working environment for all staff and visitors. Key Responsibilities: Carry out general cleaning duties across offices, welfare areas, and site facilities. Ensure all cleaning tasks are completed to a high standard and within set timeframes. Replenish consumables (soap, paper towels, toilet roll, etc.) as required. Empty bins and dispose of waste safely and appropriately. Follow all site health and safety procedures and report any hazards or maintenance issues. Work independently and as part of a team to maintain site cleanliness. Requirements: Previous cleaning experience preferred, ideally within a site or industrial environment. Attention to detail and a proactive approach to maintaining cleanliness standards. Reliable, punctual, and able to work with minimal supervision. Manual Handling certificate desirable. Must be able to commit to the full duration of the contract.
Role: Site Delivery Lead (Construction Director) - EDF - Sizewell 'C' Nuclear Power Station Project Location: Sizewell 'C' site near Leiston, Suffolk Salary: Highly competitive + excellent benefits including 10% bonus, £6.9k car allowance, 15% client pension contribution and 28 days holiday. Payment of travel allowance and/or relocation assiatnce will also be provided eligible candidates Type: Permanent Start: December 2025 onwards (long notice-period accepted) Our client, Sizewell 'C', is looking for a skilled Construction Director with proven experience supporting major regulated industry construction projects to take on the key role of Site Delivery Lead to support their UK nuclear power station construction project. Reporting directly to the Site Delivery Director, you will be responsible for supporting the overarching direction & leadership of activities associated with the full life cycle delivery of a section of the Site Delivery footprint including Capital Works delivery and Principal Contractor responsibilities. You will have responsibility to lead/manage a group of Senior Managers, with delegated principal contractor responsibility for delivery of scope including Enabling works, Major Civils, Networks and Buildings. The role will entail management of a matrix team of wider disciplines forming the project Area Management Delivery team eg: the SZC quality team, safety team and suppliers. Focus of scope includes areas across the Site Delivery portfolio on the Main Development Site PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES Work with the wider SZC wider programmes (Civil Works Programme, Conventional Island & Nuclear Island) and the respective alliances (Civils and MEH), Area Delivery Leads and Project Teams to define the cross-programme interfaces. Work with the HR and recruitment teams to secure the required resources to meet project requirements, ensuring the maintenance of SQEP for any assigned resource and promptly identifying any personnel shortfalls or issues within the project team. Providing direction to the teams to ensure effective execution of strategies and plans in line with the overall Programme Execution Plan (PEP), setting out how the programme of work will be managed, organised and executed. Maintaining effective communications with all stakeholders and execute the project or PEP strategies. Drive the delivery of the contract or package activities to ensure they are delivered safely on time, to budget, meeting business and technical requirements. Monitor and manage the progress of the programme - track progress against milestones, deadlines, budget and provide the Site Delivery Leadership team with reports on these matters. Identify risks and facilitate the resolution of issues raised, develop and propose updates to the programme and/or budget. Drive the team to ensure schedule is developed and maintained on their scope, consistently within the overall Project schedule. Escalate any discrepancies to the Site Delivery Lead. Ensure the List of Deliverables (LOD) relating to the scope of work is delivered. Apply the principles of Continuous Improvement. Ensure the delegated responsibility from the Site Delivery Director with regards Principal Contractor is carried out effectively in line with statutory legislation and the projects CDM strategy. In line with the projects Area Management Strategy ensure best for project decisions are made. Ensure that lessons-learnt and knowledge-capture are practiced as business as usual. Interface with other programmes to ensure a high-level view of how the total project is progressing and to identify and adopt the use of best practice. Ensure that contract or package contractual requirements are fulfilled. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with all project team members KEY KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE Track record of delivering projects within a technically complex and dynamic environment whilst ensuring high levels of safety, security and environmental responsibility, ideally within the Nuclear Energy sector or similar regulated environment. Demonstrate success in managing / developing: Engineering design, contract and field execution strategies for project delivery, Multi-discipline EPCM projects, Procurement and management of complex contracts, Control of costs; risk; schedule and change and proficient in the use of Earned Value tools, Close out of commercial claims and the associated negotiations. Experience of; Nuclear New Build or Heavy Civil Engineering - Proven track record in delivering nuclear, power generation, or high-integrity civil structures, ideally on Hinkley Point C (HPC), Sizewell B, or similar regulated environments. Reinforced Concrete Structures - Expertise in nuclear containment, reactor buildings, auxiliary structures, and deep foundations. Formwork, Falsework & High-Integrity Concrete - Experience with self-climbing formwork, slipform, jumpform, and post-tensioning techniques. Precast & In-Situ Concrete Coordination - Knowledge of nuclear-quality precast solutions, in-situ pouring constraints, and hybrid methodologies. Nuclear Safety Culture - working under ONR, EA, and Nuclear Site Licence conditions, including rigorous safety cases and hold points. Able to demonstrate strong management skills including project management, financial management, change management and facilitation. Proficient in the use of estimating scheduling, programming and risk tools. Experience of managing contractors, consultants and other advisors throughout large and complex construction projects, in a regulated environment. Including NEC and FIDIC contracts. Good presentation, influencing and facilitation skills. Excellent communication and organisational skills, able to develop relationships and maintain effective networks. Strong numerical and analytical skills. Detailed understanding of EPR design and experience. Qualifications Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering / Construction Management (or equivalent). Chartered Engineer (CEng) or Fellow (ICE, IStructE, CIOB) preferred. Knowledge and / or practitioner of Project Management with experience of applying either; APM body of knowledge and OGC's Prince 2. Can demonstrate experience of managing project through the project lifecycle from concept to handover. Understanding the needs of nuclear quality and how nuclear quality is assured and controlled. Understand how to apply a graded approach to quality. For the right candidate, our client can offer a competitive salary and generous benefits package, combined with the opportunity to work for a highly respected company at the forefront of the UK nuclear industry offering outstanding prospects for future career development and advancement. MORSON Talent, part of the Morson Group, are the leading TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING RECRUITMENT COMPANY in the UK specialising in Technical Support to the following industries: Nuclear, Power Generation, Aerospace, Rail, Marine, Petrochemical & Construction
Nov 10, 2025
Full time
Role: Site Delivery Lead (Construction Director) - EDF - Sizewell 'C' Nuclear Power Station Project Location: Sizewell 'C' site near Leiston, Suffolk Salary: Highly competitive + excellent benefits including 10% bonus, £6.9k car allowance, 15% client pension contribution and 28 days holiday. Payment of travel allowance and/or relocation assiatnce will also be provided eligible candidates Type: Permanent Start: December 2025 onwards (long notice-period accepted) Our client, Sizewell 'C', is looking for a skilled Construction Director with proven experience supporting major regulated industry construction projects to take on the key role of Site Delivery Lead to support their UK nuclear power station construction project. Reporting directly to the Site Delivery Director, you will be responsible for supporting the overarching direction & leadership of activities associated with the full life cycle delivery of a section of the Site Delivery footprint including Capital Works delivery and Principal Contractor responsibilities. You will have responsibility to lead/manage a group of Senior Managers, with delegated principal contractor responsibility for delivery of scope including Enabling works, Major Civils, Networks and Buildings. The role will entail management of a matrix team of wider disciplines forming the project Area Management Delivery team eg: the SZC quality team, safety team and suppliers. Focus of scope includes areas across the Site Delivery portfolio on the Main Development Site PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES Work with the wider SZC wider programmes (Civil Works Programme, Conventional Island & Nuclear Island) and the respective alliances (Civils and MEH), Area Delivery Leads and Project Teams to define the cross-programme interfaces. Work with the HR and recruitment teams to secure the required resources to meet project requirements, ensuring the maintenance of SQEP for any assigned resource and promptly identifying any personnel shortfalls or issues within the project team. Providing direction to the teams to ensure effective execution of strategies and plans in line with the overall Programme Execution Plan (PEP), setting out how the programme of work will be managed, organised and executed. Maintaining effective communications with all stakeholders and execute the project or PEP strategies. Drive the delivery of the contract or package activities to ensure they are delivered safely on time, to budget, meeting business and technical requirements. Monitor and manage the progress of the programme - track progress against milestones, deadlines, budget and provide the Site Delivery Leadership team with reports on these matters. Identify risks and facilitate the resolution of issues raised, develop and propose updates to the programme and/or budget. Drive the team to ensure schedule is developed and maintained on their scope, consistently within the overall Project schedule. Escalate any discrepancies to the Site Delivery Lead. Ensure the List of Deliverables (LOD) relating to the scope of work is delivered. Apply the principles of Continuous Improvement. Ensure the delegated responsibility from the Site Delivery Director with regards Principal Contractor is carried out effectively in line with statutory legislation and the projects CDM strategy. In line with the projects Area Management Strategy ensure best for project decisions are made. Ensure that lessons-learnt and knowledge-capture are practiced as business as usual. Interface with other programmes to ensure a high-level view of how the total project is progressing and to identify and adopt the use of best practice. Ensure that contract or package contractual requirements are fulfilled. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with all project team members KEY KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE Track record of delivering projects within a technically complex and dynamic environment whilst ensuring high levels of safety, security and environmental responsibility, ideally within the Nuclear Energy sector or similar regulated environment. Demonstrate success in managing / developing: Engineering design, contract and field execution strategies for project delivery, Multi-discipline EPCM projects, Procurement and management of complex contracts, Control of costs; risk; schedule and change and proficient in the use of Earned Value tools, Close out of commercial claims and the associated negotiations. Experience of; Nuclear New Build or Heavy Civil Engineering - Proven track record in delivering nuclear, power generation, or high-integrity civil structures, ideally on Hinkley Point C (HPC), Sizewell B, or similar regulated environments. Reinforced Concrete Structures - Expertise in nuclear containment, reactor buildings, auxiliary structures, and deep foundations. Formwork, Falsework & High-Integrity Concrete - Experience with self-climbing formwork, slipform, jumpform, and post-tensioning techniques. Precast & In-Situ Concrete Coordination - Knowledge of nuclear-quality precast solutions, in-situ pouring constraints, and hybrid methodologies. Nuclear Safety Culture - working under ONR, EA, and Nuclear Site Licence conditions, including rigorous safety cases and hold points. Able to demonstrate strong management skills including project management, financial management, change management and facilitation. Proficient in the use of estimating scheduling, programming and risk tools. Experience of managing contractors, consultants and other advisors throughout large and complex construction projects, in a regulated environment. Including NEC and FIDIC contracts. Good presentation, influencing and facilitation skills. Excellent communication and organisational skills, able to develop relationships and maintain effective networks. Strong numerical and analytical skills. Detailed understanding of EPR design and experience. Qualifications Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering / Construction Management (or equivalent). Chartered Engineer (CEng) or Fellow (ICE, IStructE, CIOB) preferred. Knowledge and / or practitioner of Project Management with experience of applying either; APM body of knowledge and OGC's Prince 2. Can demonstrate experience of managing project through the project lifecycle from concept to handover. Understanding the needs of nuclear quality and how nuclear quality is assured and controlled. Understand how to apply a graded approach to quality. For the right candidate, our client can offer a competitive salary and generous benefits package, combined with the opportunity to work for a highly respected company at the forefront of the UK nuclear industry offering outstanding prospects for future career development and advancement. MORSON Talent, part of the Morson Group, are the leading TECHNICAL & ENGINEERING RECRUITMENT COMPANY in the UK specialising in Technical Support to the following industries: Nuclear, Power Generation, Aerospace, Rail, Marine, Petrochemical & Construction
Role: Pipefitters - Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station Construction Project (Day or Nightshift) Location: HPC site nr Bridgwater, Somerset (TA5 1UF) Salary: £28.18/hr Monday-Thursday (38 hours); £39.46/hr Friday morning - 12:00 Saturday; £50.73 Midday Saturday to Sunday 12pm (.5% nightshift allowance) Benefits: Up to 10% bonus on all hours worked + generous holiday allowance, contributory pension scheme and sick pay Accommodation: £355.67/wk Duration: Long-term permanent position Start: November / December 2025 Morson Talent currently have excellent opportunities for experienced Pipefitters with heavy industry (e.g. nuclear, power, oil and gas, marine, shipbuilding, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, rail, shipbuilding, refineries, etc) experience to join our client s existing site team at Hinkley Point C on a permanent basis. You ll become part of the Nuclear New Build MEH Alliance at Hinkley Point C in Somerset - the UK s largest construction infrastructure Project. You will join a team striving for excellence and playing a pivotal role in the delivery of complex piping and cabling systems to the nation s first-ever 3rd Generation nuclear power plant. These roles can be employed on a dayshift or nightshift basis, at the preference of the candidate (.5% nightshift allowance). The Role Work within the MEH Alliance, collaborating effectively to deliver complex piping and cabling systems. Fabricate and assemble pipes using specialised tools and techniques. Install and secure piping systems according to strict specifications. Test and inspect piping for functionality and adherence to standards. Prepare work areas, ensuring safety protocols are followed. To assist the Supervisor to ensure that operational methods are employed to carry out the required works. Key Experience Manufacture of small and large bore pressure pipe work, as well as experience in the installation of pressure pipe work, superheater headers and vessels. Working on TARs, outages, projects, or new builds within an engineering construction site environment including experience in one or more of the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Thermal, Power or Nuclear sectors (other sector experience could also be considered) Qualifications Ideally possess a full Level 3 apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 Diploma (Lv6 in Scotland) in Pipefitting, Pipework Fabrication, Pipe Welding or Marine Plumbing, OR a Modern Apprenticeship in Heating and Ventilating Installation OR an ACE Card in Pipefitting. Other qualifications might be considered with a suitable level of experience on/in relevant projects / industries. Must have a CCNSG Safety Passport (not a condition of being considered / offered a role but must be obtained 2 weeks prior to starting) Ability to pass BPSS Vetting If you want to gain unique experience on a nationally significant construction project this opportunity is for you. Our client offers excellent pay rates along with an exceptional benefits package that includes a 10% bonus, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme, sick pay, 22.5% nightshift allowance and more.
Nov 07, 2025
Full time
Role: Pipefitters - Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station Construction Project (Day or Nightshift) Location: HPC site nr Bridgwater, Somerset (TA5 1UF) Salary: £28.18/hr Monday-Thursday (38 hours); £39.46/hr Friday morning - 12:00 Saturday; £50.73 Midday Saturday to Sunday 12pm (.5% nightshift allowance) Benefits: Up to 10% bonus on all hours worked + generous holiday allowance, contributory pension scheme and sick pay Accommodation: £355.67/wk Duration: Long-term permanent position Start: November / December 2025 Morson Talent currently have excellent opportunities for experienced Pipefitters with heavy industry (e.g. nuclear, power, oil and gas, marine, shipbuilding, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, rail, shipbuilding, refineries, etc) experience to join our client s existing site team at Hinkley Point C on a permanent basis. You ll become part of the Nuclear New Build MEH Alliance at Hinkley Point C in Somerset - the UK s largest construction infrastructure Project. You will join a team striving for excellence and playing a pivotal role in the delivery of complex piping and cabling systems to the nation s first-ever 3rd Generation nuclear power plant. These roles can be employed on a dayshift or nightshift basis, at the preference of the candidate (.5% nightshift allowance). The Role Work within the MEH Alliance, collaborating effectively to deliver complex piping and cabling systems. Fabricate and assemble pipes using specialised tools and techniques. Install and secure piping systems according to strict specifications. Test and inspect piping for functionality and adherence to standards. Prepare work areas, ensuring safety protocols are followed. To assist the Supervisor to ensure that operational methods are employed to carry out the required works. Key Experience Manufacture of small and large bore pressure pipe work, as well as experience in the installation of pressure pipe work, superheater headers and vessels. Working on TARs, outages, projects, or new builds within an engineering construction site environment including experience in one or more of the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Thermal, Power or Nuclear sectors (other sector experience could also be considered) Qualifications Ideally possess a full Level 3 apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 Diploma (Lv6 in Scotland) in Pipefitting, Pipework Fabrication, Pipe Welding or Marine Plumbing, OR a Modern Apprenticeship in Heating and Ventilating Installation OR an ACE Card in Pipefitting. Other qualifications might be considered with a suitable level of experience on/in relevant projects / industries. Must have a CCNSG Safety Passport (not a condition of being considered / offered a role but must be obtained 2 weeks prior to starting) Ability to pass BPSS Vetting If you want to gain unique experience on a nationally significant construction project this opportunity is for you. Our client offers excellent pay rates along with an exceptional benefits package that includes a 10% bonus, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme, sick pay, 22.5% nightshift allowance and more.
Vehicle Paint Sprayer / Paint Technician Location: Crawley West Sussex Duration: Long term contract Pay: • Day shifts: £22.30 per hour PAYE (plus holiday pay) or £28.46 per hour Umbrella rate • Night shifts: £30.03 per hour Umbrella rate • Various shifts available including day, night, and occasional weekends Summary We are seeking an experienced Vehicle Sprayer / Paint Technician to join a train company s refresh campaign, primarily focusing on aesthetic painting work on the exterior of train carriages. The role involves preparing and applying paint finishes to rolling stock, ensuring high-quality workmanship and adherence to safety and environmental standards. Candidates should have a proven background in vehicle painting, with previous roles such as Vehicle Sprayer, Paint Technician, Automotive Refinisher, or Bodyshop Worker. A good mechanical understanding and experience working within a vehicle environment would be advantageous. The position requires flexibility to work across various shifts, including nights and occasional weekends. Key Responsibilities • Prepare surfaces and apply paint coatings to the exterior of train carriages as part of refurbishment and refresh projects • Carry out aesthetic repairs and finishing work to a high standard • Follow health and safety procedures, including the correct use of PPE and COSHH regulations • Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean and safe condition • Accurately complete records of work carried out • Collaborate with team members to meet project deadlines and quality standards Skills • Proven experience in vehicle painting or refinishing (e.g., Vehicle Sprayer, Paint Technician, Automotive Refinisher) • Knowledge of paint application techniques and surface preparation • Understanding of mechanical aspects related to vehicle environments (desirable) • Ability to work flexibly across day, night, and weekend shifts • Strong attention to detail and quality workmanship • Good communication and teamwork skills • Awareness of health and safety regulations including COSHH • Ability to maintain accurate work records • Experience working in a production or workshop environment • Reliability and punctuality Software/Tools • Spray guns and paint application equipment • Surface preparation tools (e.g., sanding machines, power tools) • Basic digital record-keeping tools (if applicable) Certifications & Standards • Relevant painting or spraying qualifications (desirable but not mandatory) • Health and Safety training related to paint spraying and vehicle environments • COSHH awareness and compliance This role offers a great opportunity to work on a long-term contract, within a dynamic environment supporting a major train company s refurbishment programme.
Nov 07, 2025
Contract
Vehicle Paint Sprayer / Paint Technician Location: Crawley West Sussex Duration: Long term contract Pay: • Day shifts: £22.30 per hour PAYE (plus holiday pay) or £28.46 per hour Umbrella rate • Night shifts: £30.03 per hour Umbrella rate • Various shifts available including day, night, and occasional weekends Summary We are seeking an experienced Vehicle Sprayer / Paint Technician to join a train company s refresh campaign, primarily focusing on aesthetic painting work on the exterior of train carriages. The role involves preparing and applying paint finishes to rolling stock, ensuring high-quality workmanship and adherence to safety and environmental standards. Candidates should have a proven background in vehicle painting, with previous roles such as Vehicle Sprayer, Paint Technician, Automotive Refinisher, or Bodyshop Worker. A good mechanical understanding and experience working within a vehicle environment would be advantageous. The position requires flexibility to work across various shifts, including nights and occasional weekends. Key Responsibilities • Prepare surfaces and apply paint coatings to the exterior of train carriages as part of refurbishment and refresh projects • Carry out aesthetic repairs and finishing work to a high standard • Follow health and safety procedures, including the correct use of PPE and COSHH regulations • Maintain tools, equipment, and work areas in a clean and safe condition • Accurately complete records of work carried out • Collaborate with team members to meet project deadlines and quality standards Skills • Proven experience in vehicle painting or refinishing (e.g., Vehicle Sprayer, Paint Technician, Automotive Refinisher) • Knowledge of paint application techniques and surface preparation • Understanding of mechanical aspects related to vehicle environments (desirable) • Ability to work flexibly across day, night, and weekend shifts • Strong attention to detail and quality workmanship • Good communication and teamwork skills • Awareness of health and safety regulations including COSHH • Ability to maintain accurate work records • Experience working in a production or workshop environment • Reliability and punctuality Software/Tools • Spray guns and paint application equipment • Surface preparation tools (e.g., sanding machines, power tools) • Basic digital record-keeping tools (if applicable) Certifications & Standards • Relevant painting or spraying qualifications (desirable but not mandatory) • Health and Safety training related to paint spraying and vehicle environments • COSHH awareness and compliance This role offers a great opportunity to work on a long-term contract, within a dynamic environment supporting a major train company s refurbishment programme.
Project Manager - Property Services Coventry based but can be based from one of the clients offices which include Derby, Leicester or Birmingham. Hybrid working available 3-6 Month contract opportunity initially. INSIDE IR35 - UMBRELLA OR PAYE RATES ONLY We are seeking a highly organized and commercially astute Project Manager to lead the planning and execution of office and depot refurbishment projects. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering projects on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality and compliance. You will work closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure seamless delivery across all phases of the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities: Develop comprehensive project timelines, budgets, and resource plans. Liaise effectively with clients, architects, contractors, and suppliers to ensure alignment and progress. Ensure compliance with all applicable building codes, health and safety regulations, and corporate standards. Manage project budgets and oversee the commercial performance of each project. Supervise refurbishment activities to ensure quality, timely completion, and adherence to design specifications. Identify and mitigate project risks through proactive planning and issue resolution. Maintain accurate project documentation and provide regular updates to senior management. Coordinate and manage multiple refurbishment projects simultaneously under tight deadlines. Requirements & Experience: Proven track record managing office or depot refurbishment or other commercial construction projects. Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, design principles, and project management best practices. Solid commercial acumen with experience managing budgets and financial reporting. Familiarity with JCT Contract documentation and contract administration. Excellent stakeholder management, negotiation, and communication skills. Ability to prioritize workload, handle pressure, and meet tight deadlines.
Nov 07, 2025
Contract
Project Manager - Property Services Coventry based but can be based from one of the clients offices which include Derby, Leicester or Birmingham. Hybrid working available 3-6 Month contract opportunity initially. INSIDE IR35 - UMBRELLA OR PAYE RATES ONLY We are seeking a highly organized and commercially astute Project Manager to lead the planning and execution of office and depot refurbishment projects. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering projects on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality and compliance. You will work closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to ensure seamless delivery across all phases of the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities: Develop comprehensive project timelines, budgets, and resource plans. Liaise effectively with clients, architects, contractors, and suppliers to ensure alignment and progress. Ensure compliance with all applicable building codes, health and safety regulations, and corporate standards. Manage project budgets and oversee the commercial performance of each project. Supervise refurbishment activities to ensure quality, timely completion, and adherence to design specifications. Identify and mitigate project risks through proactive planning and issue resolution. Maintain accurate project documentation and provide regular updates to senior management. Coordinate and manage multiple refurbishment projects simultaneously under tight deadlines. Requirements & Experience: Proven track record managing office or depot refurbishment or other commercial construction projects. Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, design principles, and project management best practices. Solid commercial acumen with experience managing budgets and financial reporting. Familiarity with JCT Contract documentation and contract administration. Excellent stakeholder management, negotiation, and communication skills. Ability to prioritize workload, handle pressure, and meet tight deadlines.
Project Manager Decommissioning Projects Location: Capenhurst Company: Urenco Nuclear Stewardship Department: Decommissioning Projects About the Role Urenco Nuclear Stewardship is seeking an experienced Project Manager to deliver a portfolio of small to medium-sized decommissioning, demolition, installation and refurbishment projects, typically ranging from £0.5M to £50M . You will manage the full project lifecycle in a regulated nuclear environment, ensuring projects are executed safely, compliantly, on time, and within budget. Key Responsibilities Manage projects through all lifecycle phases: initiation, design, execution, commissioning, handover, and close-out. Lead design and construction activities, ensuring delivery of all project deliverables. Oversee project interfaces, risk reviews, HAZCONs, and HAZIDs. Manage and coordinate the supply chain to ensure contractual deliverables are achieved safely and on schedule. Plan and manage commissioning activities for new plant and equipment. Develop and maintain key project documentation, including Project Management Plans, CDM documentation, Construction Phase Plans, and Highlight Reports. Ensure compliance with site licence, safety, environmental, and security requirements. Identify and mitigate project risks, develop cost estimates and schedules, and manage project funding and change control. Oversee tender evaluations, contractor supervision, and documentation reviews. Manage readiness and quality reviews throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure adherence to Local Authority planning permissions and waste management requirements. Produce accurate project reporting, including monthly Highlight Reports to senior management. Lead weekly site meetings, maintain detailed project records, and ensure effective supervision of contractors. Promote and enforce compliance with HSSE requirements, including RAMS, CDM2015, and SSOW. Act as Contractor Representative Level 1 for multiple-discipline contract awards across the UNS portfolio. Qualifications & Experience Essential / Desirable: Recognised Project Management qualification (e.g. APM, PRINCE2) Safety qualification (e.g. NEBOSH Construction/General Certificate, SMSTS) Degree in Construction, Engineering, or related discipline Strong understanding of CDM 2015 Regulations and RAMS documentation Experience managing complex, multi-disciplinary projects in a regulated environment Awareness of site and construction safety legislation, environmental standards, and security protocols Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ability to use specialist software tools for project planning and reporting Apply Now Join Urenco Nuclear Stewardship and play a key role in the safe, compliant, and efficient delivery of nuclear decommissioning projects in the UK. Project Manager
Nov 06, 2025
Contract
Project Manager Decommissioning Projects Location: Capenhurst Company: Urenco Nuclear Stewardship Department: Decommissioning Projects About the Role Urenco Nuclear Stewardship is seeking an experienced Project Manager to deliver a portfolio of small to medium-sized decommissioning, demolition, installation and refurbishment projects, typically ranging from £0.5M to £50M . You will manage the full project lifecycle in a regulated nuclear environment, ensuring projects are executed safely, compliantly, on time, and within budget. Key Responsibilities Manage projects through all lifecycle phases: initiation, design, execution, commissioning, handover, and close-out. Lead design and construction activities, ensuring delivery of all project deliverables. Oversee project interfaces, risk reviews, HAZCONs, and HAZIDs. Manage and coordinate the supply chain to ensure contractual deliverables are achieved safely and on schedule. Plan and manage commissioning activities for new plant and equipment. Develop and maintain key project documentation, including Project Management Plans, CDM documentation, Construction Phase Plans, and Highlight Reports. Ensure compliance with site licence, safety, environmental, and security requirements. Identify and mitigate project risks, develop cost estimates and schedules, and manage project funding and change control. Oversee tender evaluations, contractor supervision, and documentation reviews. Manage readiness and quality reviews throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure adherence to Local Authority planning permissions and waste management requirements. Produce accurate project reporting, including monthly Highlight Reports to senior management. Lead weekly site meetings, maintain detailed project records, and ensure effective supervision of contractors. Promote and enforce compliance with HSSE requirements, including RAMS, CDM2015, and SSOW. Act as Contractor Representative Level 1 for multiple-discipline contract awards across the UNS portfolio. Qualifications & Experience Essential / Desirable: Recognised Project Management qualification (e.g. APM, PRINCE2) Safety qualification (e.g. NEBOSH Construction/General Certificate, SMSTS) Degree in Construction, Engineering, or related discipline Strong understanding of CDM 2015 Regulations and RAMS documentation Experience managing complex, multi-disciplinary projects in a regulated environment Awareness of site and construction safety legislation, environmental standards, and security protocols Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ability to use specialist software tools for project planning and reporting Apply Now Join Urenco Nuclear Stewardship and play a key role in the safe, compliant, and efficient delivery of nuclear decommissioning projects in the UK. Project Manager
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