Cost Controller

Cost Controller Looking to play a key role in delivering some of the UKs most significant nuclear programmes while helping shape a growing project controls function? Role Overview An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Cost Controller to join a rapidly growing nuclear business supporting major new build, SMR, defence nuclear and decommissioning programmes across the UK.

Working closely with project, commercial and finance teams, youll take ownership of cost reporting, forecasting and financial performance monitoring, helping to improve cost certainty and support successful project delivery.

What Youll Be Doing Producing and maintaining project cost reports, forecasts and budget updates. Monitoring commitments, accruals, actual costs and cost-to-complete forecasts. Supporting month-end reporting, commercial reviews and governance activities.

Analysing cost variances and identifying risks and opportunities. Managing and reporting contract KPIs and performance metrics. Working with project controls, commercial, procurement, finance and delivery teams to ensure accurate project cost information.

Supporting change control activities and assessing cost impacts where required. Providing cost analysis and reporting to support project decision-making. What Were Looking For Experience in Cost Control, Cost Engineering, Project Controls, Commercial Management, Quantity Surveying or Finance within major projects.

Strong background in cost forecasting, budgeting, reporting and variance analysis. Experience supporting project governance and financial reporting processes. Strong analytical and Excel skills. Ability to work effectively with multiple stakeholders across project teams.

Previous experience within nuclear, infrastructure, energy or other highly regulated sectors would be advantageous. Knowledge of NEC contracts and major project environments is desirable. Degree, HNC/HND or equivalent qualification in a relevant discipline.

Why Join? Opportunity to join a growing nuclear business at a pivotal stage of development. Work on major UK nuclear and infrastructure programmes, including emerging SMR opportunities. Long-term career development within a globally recognised organisation.

Competitive salary and benefits package including pension contribution, private medical cover and bonus opportunities. Exposure to complex, high-value projects in a highly regulated environment.

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