Alyssa Shannon

Alyssa Shannon

Associate Consultant - Onshore Renewables - CPMO

Alyssa joined LSP Renewables in 2026 after graduating from university with a degree in Law. She began her career with us as an Associate Consultant, specialising in Commercial and PMO recruitment within the Onshore Renewables sector.

Passionate about supporting candidates throughout their career journey, Alyssa enjoys building strong relationships and connecting talented professionals with opportunities that help drive the renewable energy industry forward.

Alyssa Jobs

Transmission & Grid

Quantity Surveyor (Senior)

United Kingdom

Our client is looking for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to support the commercial team in ensuring the profitability, cash management, cost control, and accurate reporting of all schemes. The position reports directly to the Managing Quantity Surveyor and is integral to the contract delivery team. Key Responsibilities Assist in the application and credit control processes. Understand income forecasts and pricing of variations. Manage the change control system effectively. Assess project risks and contribute to risk management strategies. Produce Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs). Understand and contribute to Cost to Complete (CTC) processes. Generate and analyse forecasting data. Oversee the full sub-contract cycle and contribute to sub-contract documentation. Assist with weekly cost-to-complete and budget reviews with contract delivery teams. Upload necessary documentation in line with business requirements. Review weekly site records, including allocation sheets and site diaries. Attend project progress meetings. Assist in the preparation of monthly financial performance reports. Gain cross-functional experience to better understand the role of the business and the quantity surveyor within it. About You Relevant degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field. Professional experience in a similar role within the industry. Relevant certifications in commercial management or quantity surveying are advantageous. Mid-level to senior-level experience preferred. Strong understanding of financial and commercial processes. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficient in using industry-standard software and tools. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work collaboratively within a team. Strong organisational and time-management abilities. In-depth knowledge of contract management and cost control. Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines. Keen attention to detail and accuracy in reporting. Understanding of project management principles and practices. If you are interested in this role, please apply. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Transmission & Grid

Quantity Surveyor

North UK

Our client is looking for a Quantity Surveyor to support the delivery of a major renewable energy project based in Preston Brook. This role is suitable for an Assistant Quantity Surveyor ready to take the next step in their career or an established Quantity Surveyor seeking job security and longevity. Key Responsibilities Input into the application and credit control processes. Understand income forecasts and pricing of variations. Manage the change control system and project risk. Produce Cost Value Reports (CVRs) and Cost to Complete (CTC) reports. Generate forecasting data and manage costing processes. Oversee the full sub-contract cycle and documentation. Assist with weekly cost-to-complete/budget reviews. Upload necessary documentation in line with business requirements. Review weekly site records, including allocation sheets and site diaries. Attend project progress meetings. Prepare monthly financial performance reports. Ensure adherence to group commercial policies and legislation. Manage commercial performance against business targets and KPIs. Promote a culture of integration, continuous improvement, and best practices. Support the delivery of successful collaborative planning with contract delivery teams. Commit to professional development for yourself and others within the Business Unit. About You Degree in Quantity Surveying or related field (preferred). Proven experience in a Quantity Surveyor role, ideally within the energy sector. Strong understanding of commercial management and project delivery. Proficiency in financial reporting and cost control. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities effectively. Commitment to continuous improvement and professional development. If you are interested in this role, please apply. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Transmission & Grid

Quantity Surveyor (Senior)

Scotland

Our client is looking for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to support the commercial team in ensuring the profitability, cash management, cost control, and accurate reporting of all schemes. The position reports directly to the Managing Quantity Surveyor and is integral to the contract delivery team. This role is essential in maintaining the financial integrity and operational success of the business. Key Responsibilities Assist in the application and credit control processes. Understand income forecasts and pricing of variations. Manage the change control system effectively. Assess project risks and contribute to risk management strategies. Produce Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs). Understand and contribute to Cost to Complete (CTC) processes. Generate and analyse forecasting data. Oversee the full sub-contract cycle and contribute to sub-contract documentation. Assist with weekly cost-to-complete and budget reviews with contract delivery teams. Upload necessary documentation in line with business requirements. Review weekly site records, including allocation sheets and site diaries. Attend project progress meetings. Assist in the preparation of monthly financial performance reports. Gain cross-functional experience to better understand the role of the business and the quantity surveyor within it. About You Relevant degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field. Professional experience in a similar role within the industry. Relevant certifications in commercial management or quantity surveying are advantageous. Mid-level to senior-level experience preferred. Strong understanding of financial and commercial processes. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficient in using industry-standard software and tools. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work collaboratively within a team. Strong organisational and time-management abilities. In-depth knowledge of contract management and cost control. Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines. Keen attention to detail and accuracy in reporting. Understanding of project management principles and practices. If you are interested in this role, please apply. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Transmission & Grid

Site Engineer

South UK

Our client is looking for an experienced Site Engineer. This role is pivotal in ensuring the timely, safe, and budget-conscious delivery of Overhead Line (the project) Transmission works on site. The Engineer will play a crucial role in driving the performance of essential subcontractor partners to facilitate the planned the project work. Working closely with the Site Manager and Project Engineers, the Engineer will manage various the project tasks, including steel work replacement, fittings replacement, and full refurbishment. Key Responsibilities Understand delivery risks to achieve targets and deliver tasks. Manage customer relationships during delivery, including change and decision-making. Support and promote Health, Safety, Environmental, and Quality (SHEQ) standards. Ensure compliance with statutory and company procedures. Participate in Safety Tours and drive safe working practices. Conduct site audits in line with tasks and Sensible Monitoring Schedule. Support timely incident investigations. Ensure documentation is in place to commence works. Collaborate to utilise resources efficiently. Display visible management and positive communication. About You HNC or above in a related subject. Industry experience within construction. Experience in delivering Overhead Line industry projects up to 400kV is preferable. Team leadership or supervision experience. Valid driving licence. Willingness to travel. If you are interested in this role, please apply. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Transmission & Grid

Project Engineer

South UK

LSP Renewables are partnered with a leading Contractor in the UK Transmission/OHL space. We are currently looking for a Site (Project) Engineer to support the delivery of a number of major OHL projects, starting in the South of the UK, with projects set for 2027 nationwide. The successful candidate will work closely with Design Engineers and other members of the Engineering business unit to ensure the safe, efficient, and productive execution of Overhead Lines projects. Key Responsibilities Represent the client professionally in a wide range of project situations with various internal and external stakeholders. Assist with managing compliance with Health, Safety and Environmental procedures, policy, and legislation. Co-ordinate design activities, resources, materials, and equipment. Act as a point of contact for design engineers and communicate with all clients to ensure delivery of the required planned productivity daily. Assist with programme development and resource planning. Represent the client at client meetings. Assist with the overall tendering process, working closely with the Project Manager and Regional Managers to develop comprehensive and accurate bid returns. Assist with all site and client interfaces. Work closely with Design Engineers and the Transmission Commercial team to manage project costs and income, ensuring commercial targets are met. Provide technical support to the engineering team, continuously looking for improvement in the work package delivery process. Interact with all Client personnel as required to ensure full co-operation on projects is achieved through good interpersonal relationships. Attend and undertake meetings with clients, contractors, and consultants as required. Travel as required to support business requirements. Develop reports for the Engineering team. About You Self-motivated with previous people management experience. Good commercial awareness with the ability to monitor and accurately report performance against pre-determined targets. A sound working knowledge of electrical infrastructure, safety rules/legislation, and CDM (UK) / Safety Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013 (ROI). Good working knowledge of computers and relevant computer packages including Microsoft Office products. Exceptional customer focus and a willingness to assimilate to the client's values. Experience and understanding of working within contract terms and conditions. A good level of commercial awareness and understanding of power networks. Desirable skills include a sound working knowledge of broader electrical networks including distribution systems and associated plant and equipment; knowledge of civil works would also be an advantage. For further information, please do get in touch. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Data Centre

Commercial Manager

Europe

Our client is recruiting a Commercial Manager to work with their team on a large data centre project in the following locations: Copenhagen, DENMARK, Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS or Charleroi, BELGIUM. This is a permanent, site-based role suited to a quantity surveyor or commercial manager with a mechanical or MEP background, taking on campus-scale commercial responsibility with support from an experienced senior team. Key Responsibilities Provide quantity surveying support to the construction team across all commercial functions. Ensure compliance with contract obligations, advising and monitoring the construction team accordingly. Identify potential commercial risks and report them promptly to management. Compile monthly progress applications, ensuring accurate remeasure, site variations, day-works and claims are included. Carry out operational procurement activity and contract support alongside the procurement department. Manage subcontractor accounts from initial award through interim valuation, variations and final account. Manage and forecast turnover and cash flow across the projects. Review and commercially manage all projects to ensure accurate and reliable reporting. Identify, analyse and report on trends across the business and its projects. Review incoming correspondence from employers, the design team and subcontractors, identifying contractually critical items and initiating replies. Manage and mentor the wider commercial team on site. About You A relevant third-level qualification in quantity surveying or construction economics is essential. At least eight years' post-qualification experience. Experience in a mechanical or MEP role. Data centre experience is preferable but not essential. Able to work independently and as part of a multi-functional team. Excellent IT skills. Strong presentation, verbal and written communication skills. Located in Copenhagen, DENMARK, Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS or Charleroi, BELGIUM. If this matches your experience and you would like to hear more, please apply with an up-to-date CV. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Data Centre

Quantity Surveyor (Senior)

London

Senior Quantity Surveyor – MEP Projects LSP are partnered with a leading Data Centre Contractor, and are looking for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor with MEP expertise to join a specialist project team delivering technically complex schemes across the London market. The role will suit a commercially focused professional who is comfortable operating on large-scale built environment projects and wants to take a lead role across cost management, contract administration, procurement support, risk management, and stakeholder engagement. The position offers visibility across senior project leadership and a clear route for further progression. Role Overview Working as part of an integrated project delivery team, the appointed individual will be responsible for leading and supporting commercial activity from early package engagement through to final account close-out. Key areas of focus will include: Taking commercial responsibility for MEP-related project packages, with exposure to wider construction and fit-out scopes where required. Monitoring project cashflow, valuations, variations, and change processes to support accurate commercial reporting. Reviewing project performance to identify commercial exposure, opportunities for improvement, and appropriate mitigation actions. Working closely with delivery teams to protect project margins and support effective financial outcomes. Assisting with procurement planning, package strategy, tender review, and contract set-up. Managing subcontractor commercial accounts, including interim applications, change events, payment cycles, and final account agreements. Providing guidance to junior commercial colleagues and contributing to a collaborative project environment. Partnering with internal and external stakeholders to drive cost certainty, value, and commercially sound decision-making. Supporting design, procurement, and delivery teams in identifying practical value improvement opportunities. Maintaining robust commercial governance and ensuring contractual processes are followed throughout delivery. Developing effective working relationships across client, consultant, supply chain, and internal project teams. Acting as the key point of contact for all commercial matters, providing advice and support to internal and external stakeholders. Resolving disputes and managing claims promptly and efficiently to minimize project disruption and adhere to industry standards. Candidate Profile Degree-qualified, or equivalent, in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Construction Economics, or a closely related subject. Exposure to data centre, mission-critical, pharmaceutical, high-tech, or similarly complex construction environments would be beneficial. Established post-qualification commercial experience, ideally gained across major building services or specialist engineering packages. Strong understanding of MEP package delivery, subcontract management, and associated commercial processes. Comfortable working independently while contributing effectively within a wider multidisciplinary project team. Confident user of relevant commercial, reporting, and Microsoft Office systems. Clear and professional communicator with the ability to present commercial information to a range of stakeholders. Commercially astute, organised, and able to balance detail-focused analysis with broader project priorities. Proactive approach to learning, development, and improving commercial delivery standards. Working towards professional accreditation, or keen to pursue chartership, would be viewed positively. Analytical, solutions-focused, and confident resolving commercial issues in a fast-moving project environment. Reward and Development Competitive remuneration package, aligned to experience, capability, and project background. Support for continued professional training and role-related development. Structured pathway to professional accreditation available through internal support. Opportunity to progress within a growing specialist project environment with strong senior-level visibility. Performance-related incentives and wider employee reward arrangements. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Transmission & Grid

Cable Project Engineer

United Kingdom

Cable Project Engineer Our client have an exciting opportunity for a Cable Project Engineer to join their multi-disciplined engineering team to help develop and deliver an expanding project portfolio to meet our Net Zero targets. You will: Provide cable engineering support across multiple projects by producing or reviewing outline cable system designs during development phases, including review and assessment of technology options, underground cable routing selection, producing current rating calculations using CYMCAP software and assessment of interface requirements. Support the project life cycle, including design development, risk sessions such as HAZIDs, HAZCONs, HAZOPs, construction, installation, commissioning, and completion of complex projects. Collaborate with engineers and managers to identify and mitigate engineering and quality risks, support informed decision-making, and conduct peer reviews of key issues. Work collaboratively across disciplines to identify and mitigate technical and quality risks, ensuring designs are safe, efficient, and compliant with the business and industry standards. Develop technical scopes and specifications for new underground cable projects as well as modifications to existing assets. Responsibilities will also include reviewing cable system prequalification and type testing reports in preparation for company approval, reviewing and verifying contractor/consultant detailed underground cable system designs, witnessing factory and relevant discipline site acceptance testing. Promote and manage safety by design throughout the engineering process by ensuring compliance with CDM Regulations, ESQCR, and relevant HSE legislation, embedding good design practices and lessons learned. You have: A relevant engineering discipline degree and ideally be a Chartered Engineer in a relevant institution or working towards chartered status. As well as demonstrable experience in transmission development / design / specification and be comfortable to technically assess issues and/or problems and critically assess a range of technical solutions. Experience working on the Transmission Network and an extensive knowledge of High Voltage Cables and an awareness of the legal and regulatory obligations for Transmission and be pro-active in insuring these are met to the highest standard. Experience working within multi-disciplinary project teams on transmission or major infrastructure projects. A technical understanding of relevant legislation and the implications of this for Transmission network management for both Assets and Projects, including CDM & ESQCR is essential. Strong communication skills with the ability to convey complex technical concepts clearly and concisely to support informed decision-making by senior leadership. Collaborate effectively with key internal and external stakeholders at all levels, fostering productive and enduring professional relationships. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

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