Dylan Church

Dylan Church

Consultant - CPMO

Dylan Church joined LSP Renewables in 2021 undertaking our apprenticeship in Recruitment Resourcing. After finishing his apprenticeship, Dylan is now focusing on all areas of Procurement Commercial Management across the renewable energy industry. This will include but is not limited to the following; Contract/Claims, Commercial, Finance, Legal, Procurement, Quantity Surveyor and Supply Chain Management.

Dylan Jobs

Solar

Portfolio Manager - Solar PV

Rome, Italy - Italy

Unlock Your Potential in the Heart of Rome Join a dynamic team dedicated to enhancing the solar project portfolio within the renewable energy sector. This role offers the chance to work on multiple sites with a combined capacity of 51 MW, as the portfolio transitions into the revamping implementation phase. Why This Role Stands Out: - Professional Growth: Engage with a variety of tasks, from reviewing plant layouts to managing regulatory communications, ensuring a comprehensive development of your skill set. - Impactful Work: Play a crucial role in optimising solar assets, contributing to a greener future. - Collaborative Environment: Thrive in a supportive and collaborative atmosphere, working alongside a dedicated team of professionals. - Cultural Experience: Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Rome while advancing your career in the renewable energy sector. Key Responsibilities: - Review and comment on plant layouts, design, and yield calculations. - Monitor daily performance of assets, focusing on KPI monitoring and optimisation. - Manage regulatory communications with authorities such as GSE, ARERA, TERNA, and local municipalities. - Oversee contract management, including renewals, tendering, and compliance with obligations related to individual PV plants. - Support insurance claims by coordinating the processing of claims and sourcing necessary information. - Identify, submit, and process Defect Notices and Warranty claims. - Develop and populate relevant information on the company’s asset management platform. - Prepare annual revenue and operating cost budgets, along with quarterly forecasts. - Manage land agreements and relationships with landlords. - Collect and compile Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) KPIs. - Coordinate with the asset management and finance teams to prepare financial statements for each Project SPV. - Ensure thorough knowledge of and compliance with company procedures and standards. Competencies: - Interest in or understanding of the technical, operational, and financial challenges in infrastructure projects. - Analytical rigour with a commitment to continuous learning. - Organised, efficient, and self-motivated with the ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines. - Excellent communication and management skills, thriving in a collaborative environment. - Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. - Team player with the ability to engage with a diverse range of people. - Eager to learn new skills with a proactive attitude. Qualifications and Experience: - Bachelor’s degree in engineering. - Strong finance and commercial acumen. - Minimum of 5 years’ relevant experience in the Italian renewable sector. - Strong communication skills. - Legally able to work in Italy. - Italian as a mother tongue and professional-level English; fluency in another European language is desirable.

Offshore Wind

Procurement Manager - MOD

Poland - Poland

Our client are looking for a highly experienced Procurement Manager who will be responsible for Procurement activities for the Ministry of Defence workstream and ad-hoc EPC procurement and contract management. The successful candidate must be a proficient polish speaker, and have experience of working within high value contract management. Key Responsibilities Manage the procurement and contract management activities for forthcoming Polish Ministry of Defence contracts Manage any procurement requirements for these packages including bid assessments, conducting the commercial assessment and supplier appraisal. Ensure timely and close co-operation and communication with the package managers Responsible for following project procurement and contract management procedures and good practice. Contract manage the package contracts including payment obligations, monitoring supplier and employer contract obligations Manage variations with support from legal and package management Co-ordinate with finance team and insurance to ensure communication and compliance. Main Tasks Ensure the project construction is supported to meet any procurement requirements. Manage contract management and procurement related interfaces and activities Continuous cooperation with other work streams, packages and other departments Monitor contract time schedules and delivery Conduct relevant supplier negotiations in procurement, contract management and claims resolution Pro-actively anticipate and avoid unexpected claims in Package's Contracts Assess consequences of technical decisions by package team and define actions along development and execution of the package works Managing variation process together with package managers, legal etc. Consider all commercial aspect during contract negotiations Negotiate most economically advantageous deals with suppliers Assess and monitor suppliers performance Execution of the contract and procurement processes Conducting commercial evaluation of bids during procurement process Create and Maintain contract tracker to track contract obligations, payments Manage payment applications with package manager Track commodity and indexation prices for the package Report progress and status of contracts to Procurement & Contract Lead Key Deliverables Package reporting Weekly/monthly Commercial Progress Claims/variations Procurement process documents Contract register updates Indexation tracking Knowledge sharing Qualifications High level of spoken and written Polish Procurement/Contract Manager background. Experience of contract management within a high value, complex package interface projects. Good working knowledge of FIDIC Yellow Book, BIMCO Time Charter, forms of Contract. Highly proficient with MS Excel and knowledgeable with a planning tool such as MS Project or Primavera

Energy Storage

Finance Analyst

London, United Kingdom - United Kingdom

The Financial Analyst will be supporting CFO of the company, responsible for finance aspect of fund-raising, company/project financing, investment analysis, as well as contracts negotiation from commercial perspective. Key Responsibilities: Financial analysis, modelling for project financing, as well as supporting finance control at company level; Contract drafting, review and analysis, at project level as well as company level from commercial perspective; Preparing and analysing various project documents for the project due diligence process; Review the project specific constraints, for land ownership and insurance/risk aspects, negotiate with landowners or insurers for conditions and mitigants; Working with solicitors to resolve issues raised during project development process; Attend meetings with key stakeholders (Funder, EPC, DNO, Technical Due Diligence, …) Financial assessment of new BESS projects in the development portfolio Knowledge and Skill Requirement: 3-5 years experience in finance/legal related industry; Bachelor or Master degree in Mathematics/Finance/Law/Accounting; Ability to perform financial analysis, financial modelling for specific purpose independently; Ability to understand, analyse, identify, summarize key terms for any finance or legal documents; Ability of keeping up to date with new products/technology and technology advancements in industry Ability to communicate well with various stakeholders as well as working with others as a team; Excellent MS Office skills

Offshore Wind

Contract Manager - Senior

UK - United Kingdom

As part of establishing a new UK branch for a well-established international wind turbine manufacturer, the Senior Contract Manager will lead and oversee complex, high-value contractual agreements across all project stages. This position involves close collaboration with cross-functional teams in the UK and with the parent company in China. The Senior Contract Manager must bring deep expertise in FIDIC contracts (particularly Yellow Book), as these will be the primary forms for PSA (Project Supply Agreement), EWA (Equipment Warranty Agreement), and TSA (Turbine Supply Agreement). They will also advise on other contract forms such as LOGIC as needed. The Senior Contract Manager will mentor and supervise Contract Managers, ensuring they provide robust commercial and contractual advice to Project Managers. Additional responsibilities include managing external counsel, driving risk mitigation strategies, and ensuring compliance with UK/EU regulations. The ability to operate effectively in a cross-cultural setting and a willingness to adapt global contractual frameworks to local requirements are critical. Key Responsibilities Contractual Strategy & Leadership Define and implement contract management strategies that align with both the global corporate standards and local (UK/EU) requirements. Provide contractual and commercial advice to Project Managers, ensuring FIDIC Yellow Book (and other relevant forms) are correctly applied and adapted. Coordinate closely with global and local senior stakeholders to align on contractual priorities and risk allocation. Complex Contract Negotiations Lead or oversee high-stakes negotiations for PSA, EWA, TSA, SAA and other critical project agreements, ensuring favourable terms, risk profiles, and commercial outcomes. Collaborate with internal stakeholders (Finance, Project Management, Procurement) and external partners (clients, suppliers) to finalize contract structures. Leverage advanced knowledge of FIDIC forms (especially Yellow Book) to guide negotiation strategies and address contractual nuances. Contract Administration & Compliance Maintain oversight of key contract milestones, obligations, and deliverables, ensuring timely compliance from both the company and counterparties. Drive consistent application of contract management best practices, including document control and variation/claims management. Monitor and manage external legal counsel budgets, ensuring cost-effectiveness and alignment with company objectives. Risk Management & Dispute Resolution Proactively identify and assess contractual, legal, and commercial risks, working with cross-functional teams to develop and implement mitigation strategies. Oversee dispute resolution processes in coordination with internal teams and external counsel, ensuring timely and strategic outcomes. Provide guidance on when and how to seek specialist legal advice when necessary. Mentoring & Team Development Supervise and mentor Contract Managers, ensuring they are equipped to advise Project Managers on day-to-day contractual issues and negotiations. Provide training on FIDIC contracts, LOGIC forms, and other relevant contract types to junior staff and cross-functional teams. Foster a culture of continuous learning, innovation, and collaboration within the contract management team. Cross-Cultural & Global Integration Coordinate closely with the parent company’s legal and commercial teams in China, adapting global contract frameworks and ensuring alignment across regions. Promote open and transparent communication between international stakeholders, bridging cultural and language differences. Incorporate insights from global best practices into local contract management procedures to enhance efficiency and compliance. Continuous Improvement & Innovation Explore and implement contract management tools and digital solutions that streamline processes and strengthen compliance. Keep abreast of evolving industry standards, legal regulations, and market trends that may impact contract strategies. Drive innovative approaches to contract drafting, negotiation, and risk management, ensuring a competitive advantage in the UK offshore wind market. Reporting & Stakeholder Communication Prepare and present regular status reports, risk assessments, and strategic recommendations to senior leadership. Serve as a trusted advisor to the Senior Project Manager, Global Legal Director, and other executive stakeholders regarding critical contractual decisions. Maintain clear records and documentation, ensuring full auditability and transparency of contractual activities. Qualifications and Experience Education Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Law, Business, Quantity Surveying, or a related field. A Master’s degree, professional legal qualification, or MBA is advantageous. Experience 7+ years of contract management experience, including significant work with FIDIC forms (preferably Yellow Book). Experience to be principally in renewable energy projects with offshore wind favoured. Oil & Gas experience acceptable 3+ years minimum of experience in Offshore Wind Experience negotiating PSAs, EWAs, TSAs, or similar high-value project contracts, ideally in the renewable energy or infrastructure sectors. Proven track record of overseeing large-scale, cross-border projects with diverse stakeholder groups. Technical Skills Expertise in FIDIC (Yellow Book) and a strong working knowledge of other contract forms (e.g., LOGIC). Demonstrated ability to interpret technical, financial, and legal data to guide contractual decisions. Soft Skills Exceptional leadership and mentoring capabilities, including the ability to develop contract teams in a fast-paced environment. Excellent negotiation, communication, and stakeholder management skills, with cultural sensitivity for cross-border collaborations. Strategic mindset with a proactive approach to risk identification, dispute resolution, and continuous improvement. Working Arrangements Primarily office-based in the UK (Edinburgh or London) with frequent travel to manufacturing sites, China, and offshore locations for audits and inspections. Flexible working arrangements can be discussed for the right candidates. Involves working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with opportunities for professional growth.

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