Cost Engineer

Job DescriptionJob Title: Cost EngineerLocation: Warrington Hybrid WorkingSalary: 60,000 per annumThe CompanyA global professional services firm is looking to appoint an experienced Cost Engineer to support a major nuclear infrastructure project based in Warrington. This is a fantastic opportunity to work at the forefront of the UKs energy and defence sector as part of a leading organisation delivering high-impact, secure, and sustainable solutions across the globe. The role offers a hybrid working model and the chance to work within a highly skilled and collaborative project team.The RoleAs a Cost Engineer, youll be responsible for the development, control, and monitoring of project budgets, ensuring robust cost management and financial forecasting throughout the project lifecycle. Key responsibilities include:Preparing detailed cost estimates and forecastsManaging project budgets and tracking expenditureProducing regular cost reports for stakeholders and clientsSupporting risk analysis and contingency planningEnsuring compliance with cost control procedures and standardsWorking closely with planning and commercial teams to support project deliveryThe PersonTo be considered for the role of Cost Engineer, you will need:Experience in a cost engineering role within a complex engineering or infrastructure projectProficiency with cost management tools and techniques (e.g., Prism, EcoSys, Excel)Excellent understanding of cost control principles and earned value managementBackground in the nuclear or highly regulated sector is highly advantageousStrong communication and stakeholder engagement skillsThe PackageCompetitive salary of 60,000 per annumHybrid working arrangement (office/site & remote)Comprehensive benefits including pension, holiday, and flexible work schemesCareer development support and access to training within a global project environmentApply NowIf you're ready to take on a key role in one of the UKs most critical sectors, click the apply button to submit your CV.Interviews will be scheduled over the coming weeks.

Created: 2025-06-21