Quantity Surveyor - Marine Contracting
📍 UK-based | Full-time | Competitive Salary
Tank Recruitment is working with a rapidly growing, UK-based marine organisation with operations worldwide. Our client owns and operates its own fleet, assets and labour force, delivering complex projects across marine civil engineering, offshore energy, subsea works, heavy lift, salvage, and coastal defence.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to play a key role in the commercial management of high-value marine projects from tender through to final account.
The Role
You'll take ownership of commercial and contractual control across a diverse portfolio of marine and coastal engineering works. Working closely with project, engineering and marine operations teams, you'll manage cost planning, tendering, contract administration, variations, reporting and risk management, ensuring projects are delivered profitably and in line with contractual obligations.
Key Responsibilities
Cost estimating, tender preparation and pricing strategy
Commercial and contract administration (NEC, JCT, BIMCO or similar)
Managing variations, compensation events and change control
Cost reporting, forecasting, CVRs and cashflow management
Risk register ownership and commercial risk mitigation
Supplier, subcontractor and client commercial engagement
About You
Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying, Construction, Engineering or similar
5+ years' experience in marine, civil or heavy engineering environments
Strong commercial acumen with excellent Excel and reporting skills
Comfortable working in fast-paced, operationally driven projects
Marine contracting or vessel operations experience highly desirable
Full UK driving licence required
What's on Offer
Competitive salary based on experience
28 days' annual leave (inclusive of bank holidays)
Career progression and professional development
Opportunity to work on technically challenging marine projects worldwide
📩 For a confidential discussion or to apply, contact Tank Recruitment today.
