Managing Quantity Surveyor - Power & Infrastructure
Location: UK
Sector: Power, Utilities & Infrastructure
Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience
A leading specialist contractor operating across the power and infrastructure sector is looking to appoint a Managing Quantity Surveyor to lead the commercial function across major utilities and civils projects.
The business delivers high-value electrical infrastructure programmes for some of the sector's most demanding clients across the UK and Europe. With a strong pipeline of complex projects, this is an opportunity for an experienced commercial professional to take a lead role in delivering major infrastructure programmes from award through to completion and energisation.
Working alongside experienced project managers and delivery teams, you will have significant ownership of project commercial performance and play a key role in protecting margins, managing risk and delivering value for clients.
The Role
As Managing Quantity Surveyor, you will act as the primary commercial lead across major projects, taking responsibility for cost management, financial forecasting, cash flow and overall commercial performance.
Your responsibilities will include:
About You
The successful candidate will have a strong commercial background within power, utilities, civils or major infrastructure, with proven experience managing high-value projects.
You will have:
This is a senior commercial position within a business operating across some of the UK's most important infrastructure markets. You will have the opportunity to take genuine ownership of major projects, influence commercial strategy and work closely with senior project and delivery teams. The role offers scope to make a direct impact on project profitability while helping shape the continued growth of the commercial function.
If you're an experienced Managing Quantity Surveyor looking for a senior commercial position within the power and infrastructure sector, this could be an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career. Please contact (url removed)