Site Quantity Surveyor

Astute's Strategic Growth Team is partnering with an established EPC contractor within the Power and Energy Infrastructure sector to recruit an experienced Quantity Surveyor to support a major new-build Converter Station project in the North East of England.

This contract position offers a day rate of £500.00 per day, outside IR35, on an initial 12-month contract, with the opportunity for further extensions as the project progresses. If you're an experienced Quantity Surveyor with a strong background in EPC contracts, major electrical infrastructure, substations, HVDC converter stations or large-scale construction projects, and have a proven track record of managing commercial activities across complex engineering projects, submit your CV to apply today.

Responsibilities of the Quantity Surveyor Working closely with the Project Manager, Commercial Manager and wider project delivery team,

you will

Manage the commercial and contractual aspects of a major new-build Converter Station project, ensuring effective cost control, financial reporting and contract administration throughout the construction phase. Prepare, review and manage subcontractor applications, valuations, payment certificates and final accounts, ensuring all commercial obligations are met.

Identify, assess and negotiate variations, compensation events and contractual changes, protecting the commercial interests of the EPC contractor. Monitor project budgets, forecasts, cash flow and cost-to-complete reports, identifying potential commercial risks and opportunities.

Manage subcontractor procurement, tender evaluations, contract negotiations and the administration of subcontract packages across civil, mechanical and electrical works. Work closely with engineering, construction and planning teams to assess project progress, monitor costs and ensure accurate commercial reporting.

Support the management of contractual claims, extensions of time (EOT), delays and disputes, ensuring all relevant documentation and supporting evidence is maintained. Provide regular commercial updates to senior management, highlighting project performance, financial exposure and opportunities to improve profitability.

Required qualifications and experience To be considered, you must have: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor, Senior Quantity Surveyor or Commercial Quantity Surveyor within the Power, Energy, Electrical Infrastructure or major construction sectors.

Strong experience working for EPC contractors or major construction contractors on large-scale engineering and infrastructure projects. Demonstrable experience managing subcontractor accounts, valuations, variations, cost reporting and final accounts.

Good understanding of construction contracts, including NEC, FIDIC or other relevant contractual frameworks. Experience working across major civil engineering, electrical infrastructure or energy construc...

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