Cost Engineer

Cost Engineer

Date: August 20, 2026

Location: Bath, Somerset, GB, BA2 4

Closing Date: September 18, 2026, 18:44:51

About the Company

EDF is leading the UK's Nuclear New Build Programme, building nuclear power stations at Hinkley Point C in Somerset and Sizewell C in Suffolk. As Cost Engineer, you'll join the Integrated Project Controls (Cost and Forecasting) team with EDF's direct partner company - the single source of truth for delivery performance on one of the UK's largest infrastructure projects.

What you'll be doing

• Support the roll-out of Cost and Forecasting processes and frameworks consistently across the HPC project


• Provide accurate, timely cost reporting in line with project governance


• Work as part of a matrix team aligned to one of the project's key programme areas (Central, Site, Engineering, MEH, Nuclear Island, Conventional Island, Instrumentation & Controls, or Commissioning)


• Contribute to integrated baseline delivery, EPC critical path execution, and milestone tracking toward Commercial Operation Date


• Collaborate closely with the wider Project Controls community, including Estimating, Planning, Risk, and Performance Measurement disciplines


• Build strong working relationships with Project Managers and central functions such as Supply Chain, Finance, and HR

What you'll bring

• Solid grounding in cost engineering or cost control on major capital projects


• Comfortable working with reporting frameworks and governance processes in a structured, regulated environment


• Strong analytical skills, with the confidence to interpret and communicate cost and performance data clearly


• A collaborative mindset - this is a matrix organisation, so you'll be working across multiple teams and disciplines


• An understanding of, or interest in, working within a highly regulated, safety-critical environment

Location

Based at Hinkley Point C, Somerset - one of the most significant construction projects in Europe, with strong transport links from Bristol, Bath, Taunton, and the wider South West.

This is your chance to help deliver a project that will power millions of UK homes for decades to come, at the heart of the UK's nuclear renaissance. Click apply to send over your CV - even if it's not fully up to date, send what you have and we'll talk through your experience directly.

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EDF is leading the UK's Nuclear New Build Programme, building nuclear power stations at Hinkley Point C in Somerset and Sizewell C in Suffolk. As Cost Engineer, you'll join the Integrated Project Controls (Cost and Forecasting) team with EDF's direct partner company - the single source of truth for delivery performance on one of the UK's largest infrastructure projects. What you'll be doingSupport the roll-out of Cost and Forecasting processes and frameworks consistently across the HPC projectProvide accurate, timely cost reporting in line with project governanceWork as part of a matrix team aligned to one of the project's key programme areas (Central, Site, Engineering, MEH, Nuclear Island, Conventional Island, Instrumentation & Controls, or Commissioning)Contribute to integrated baseline delivery, EPC critical path execution, and milestone tracking toward Commercial Operation DateCollaborate closely with the wider Project Controls community, including Estimating, Planning, Risk, and
Performance Measurement disciplinesBuild strong working relationships with Project Managers and central functions such as Supply Chain, Finance, and HR What you'll bringSolid grounding in cost engineering or cost control on major capital projectsComfortable working with reporting frameworks and governance processes in a structured, regulated environmentStrong analytical skills, with the confidence to interpret and communicate cost and performance data clearlyA collaborative mindset - this is a matrix organisation, so you'll be working across multiple teams and disciplinesAn understanding of, or interest in, working within a highly regulated, safety-critical environment LocationBased at Hinkley Point C, Somerset - one of the most significant construction projects in Europe, with strong transport links from Bristol, Bath, Taunton, and the wider South West.This is your chance to help deliver a project that will power millions of UK homes for decades to come, at the heart of the UK's
nuclear renaissance. Click apply to send over your CV - even if it's not fully up to date, send what you have and we'll talk through your experience directly.