Project Quality Manager

Posted 19 February 2026
LocationWest Midlands
Job type Permanent
Discipline Engineering and Renewables

Job description

Project Quality Manager – Utility-Scale Solar (UK)

Location: Scotland (Primary) + occasional travel to Staffordshire


Contract Details

  • IR35: Inside

  • Start: ASAP

  • Duration: Until 31/12/2026 (potential extension aligned to project completion)

  • Rate: All in Rate

  • Hours: 37 per week, weekdays only

  • Location: 3–4 days on site (Scotland initially), 1 day WFH

  • Travel between project sites depending on construction phase

  • Interview: 1-stage Teams interview (competency-based)


Overview

An international renewable energy developer is seeking a Project Quality Manager to support two UK ground-mounted solar PV projects (~69 MWp in Scotland and ~44 MWp in the Midlands), with further projects in development.

You will oversee quality assurance across construction, ensuring EPC contractors meet contractual, regulatory and industry standards.


Key Responsibilities

  • Implement and maintain the Project Quality Management System (PQMS).

  • Review and manage Quality Plans, ITPs, Method Statements and QA/QC documentation.

  • Conduct site inspections and oversee contractor compliance.

  • Identify and manage NCRs, driving corrective actions.

  • Produce bi-weekly Quality Risk and Status Reports for senior stakeholders.

  • Coordinate closely with Site Management, HSE and HQ teams to ensure smooth inspections and compliance.

  • Support continuous improvement and process optimisation.

Daily focus will include contractor coordination, on-site inspections, and structured reporting.


Candidate Profile

  • Strong experience as a Quality Manager on ground-mounted solar projects (renewables background essential).

  • Deep understanding of construction processes and risk mitigation.

  • Experience with ISO9001 and structured QA/QC systems.

  • Strong documentation and reporting skills.

  • Construction safety certification required.


This is a new role created to support a growing UK portfolio, with potential long-term opportunities subject to internal approvals.