Managing Quantity Surveyor

Managing Quantity Surveyor focuses on oversee teams across significant atomic projects, keeping world decommissioning sustainable and safe.

What the role involves

• Oversee teams across significant atomic projects, keeping world decommissioning sustainable and safe.
• Grow in line with the business to support all aspects of delivery.
• Support colleagues from across the DWS business (pan-discipline), to enhance our progressive and sustainable commercial team.
• Processing Automation and Zero-Time-Input delivery mechanisms.
• Manage Client commercial interfaces including Early Warnings, Variations (e.g. Compensation Events.
• Support development of an integrated commercial team by working alongside Project Management and Project Controls throughout the full project, programme and portfolio lifecycle.

Skills and requirements

• Strong contractual knowledge - with extensive experience managing Contractor payment processes (NEC3 and NEC4 experience preferable).
• Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management (or equivalent) degree.

Confirmed role details

• So, when it comes to your life outside of work, ask us about our flexible and remote working policies designed to help you get the most out of life.
• Experience utilising online contract and commercial management portals (e.g. CEMAR, Asite, EuroDyn, BravoSolutions etc.).
• Understanding and experience in optimising, strategising, selecting, and utilising various contract options (e.g. NEC ECC vs PSC vs TSC vs SC and NEC Main Options A/B/C/D/E/F/G des.

Candidate fit

• Demonstration of proactive collaborative behaviours (ISO44001:2017 knowledge.

Additional role context

• DWS currently employs over 250 staff supplemented by a strong supply chain and delivers over £40m of revenue through various decommissioning and waste management frameworks.
• The UK is the first major economy to legislate for a Net Zero target by 2050.
• Clean energy teams are ensuring a mix of secure and sustainable energies that can meet our industry and lifestyle demands today, and in 30 years' time.