Sean Chapman

Sean Chapman

Associate Consultant - CPMO

As an Associate Consultant at LSP Renewables, Sean specialises in introducing market-leading professionals with revolutionary projects within Renewable Energy, across America, Asia, and Europe. His role surrounds the sourcing and resourcing of professionals across the lifecycle of these projects, both Commercially and for the Project Management Office (PMO). Examples of these can include support for areas of Contract Management, Risk Management, Procurement, Document Management, Project Controls and more.

Sean understands the importance of forging strong customer relationships through effective qualification, genuine customer care and on-going support throughout, enabling him to guide them through a journey towards successful solution on a short-term or long-term basis. In taking on this exciting new challenge within the Renewable Energy sector, Sean successfully undertook the Renewable Construction Academy certification to develop a profound understanding of offshore wind farms and the unique challenge each project can face throughout the lifecycle and the importance each individual plays in successful delivery of these renewable energy systems.

Combining this knowledge with his hands on advanced customer care skills has enabled a seamless and rewarding transition to helping LSP Renewables connect professionals and clients together, for the successful delivery of these projects and to meet the shared goal of meeting the net-zero targets.

Sean Jobs

Offshore Wind

Commercial Agreements Manager

London - United Kingdom

Key Responsibilities Deliver and maintain the commercial and contractual integrity of the project (excluding procurement contracts) Identify gaps or risks to the commercial and contractual integrity of the project Foster a commercial culture within the Five Estuaries project team and be an approachable and expert source of advice and help for team members and support to the project’s SMT. Engage, negotiate and manage the transaction of agreements as required with: Any other neighbouring projects, oil & gas licence holders and operators, and similar The Crown Estate including lease option agreements, leases, lease entry and licences. Crossing third party assets Support & Liaise Internal package teams and Tier 1 contractors Land transactions team as required to secure necessary onshore land Consents team to negotiate agreements to facilitate HRA compensation measures Procurement team Partnering and transactions team in preparation for an OTO disposal and any other change of control Regulatory and Grid: Internal experts and external bodies to ensure timely application and compliance with all non-consents regulatory processes including generation licence Deliverables All agreements necessary arising from the Scope of Works including but not limited to: Co-ordination Agreement with North Falls Offshore Wind and National Grid Electricity Transmission Good Neighbour Agreement between Five Estuaries and North Falls offshore wind farms Crown Estate agreement for lease and lease: option notice, lease execution, provision of guarantees, any required deed of variation, licence Regulatory (non-consents) compliance. Requirements Essential Experience of commercial development of energy projects. Experience and understanding of commercial offshore wind development, preferably in the UK context. Commercial expertise and nous. Demonstrable negotiation ability and experience. Able to hold a strategic/tactical perspective while maintaining attention to the detail of specific circumstances. Certifications Legal or RIC

Offshore Wind

Quantity Surveyor - Export Cable

London, UK - United Kingdom

Our client are looking for a Quantity Surveyor who will support the delivery of 2x linear onshore cable routes. The land export cable team is responsible for delivering: The landfall drill Multiple complex and non-complex drills along the cable corridor Open-cut trenching and topsoil reinstatement 275kV and 400kV cable supply, installation, test and commissioning Responsibilities Strategic Sourcing & Procurement – Management of tendering processes, supplier relationships, and contract negotiations for major projects, utilising industry-standard contract frameworks. Commercial Evaluation – Detailed assessment of supplier cost structures, including materials, labour, equipment, and other project-related expenses. Inflation Management – Application of financial indices and market data to track cost fluctuations and manage budget impacts over a project’s lifecycle. Internal Reporting & Stakeholder Engagement – Preparation and presentation of reports to senior leadership, supporting project and risk management initiatives. Budget Management – Oversight of current and planned budgets across multiple project phases, ensuring alignment with financial objectives. Survey & Site Investigations: Coordination of procurement and contract management for land and offshore survey campaigns. Cost and claims management, including contract amendments and dispute resolution. Project-Specific Procurement & Contracts – Management of procurement and contracting for specialised project components, ensuring efficient execution and compliance. Development Contract Portfolio Management – Oversight of a diverse range of contracts, including feasibility studies, engineering services, environmental assessments, and supplier performance tracking. Stakeholder & Interface Management – Coordination of joint activities and cost-sharing arrangements across multiple project interfaces. Infrastructure Development – Evaluation of commercial opportunities for standalone contracts related to key infrastructure components. Skills/ Experience Capable of working in a collaborative and productive manner to deliver successful project team outcomes whilst positively developing other team members experience levels. Experience of various procurement approaches eg: agreeing contractual cost indexation provisions, lump-sum FIDIC Yellow Book contracts, re-measurable contracts (for onshore surveys) using both standard and bespoke methods of measurement, bills of quantities. Proven track record delivering high value onshore projects on time and to budget. Substantial contract negotiation / delivery experience. Previously assisted in the successful delivery of high value and high risk projects. Experience supporting front end/early works procurement / closing of commercial agreements. Experience seeing these agreements through to fulfilment and final account stages. Experience in supporting claims processes with in house and external legal advisors that arise during or post project completion. Recognised degree or equivalent professional qualifications and experience. Good working knowledge in contract management including FIDIC, LOGIC, contracts. Excellent drafting, reviewing and negotiation skills. Strong interpersonal skills to interact successfully with executives, technical teams and senior management as well as work with demanding internal clients and external customers. Able to both work independently and resourcefully as part of a wider project team whilst under pressure. High ethical standards and ability to maintain strict confidentiality.

Offshore Wind

Commercial Support - Foundation T&I

Hamburg, Germany - Germany

Our client, a leading renewable energy developer, are looking for support within their ‘Foundation Transport & Installation’ function. Key Responsibilities Commercial advisory and management of "Foundation Transport and Installation" contract for a period of ~6 month during execution of the construction works. Improvement of the commercial and contractual position of the project as employer under the contract. Considering the commercial, contractual and legal perspective in close interaction with the package team and the respective experts Close interaction with a small package team consisting of the Package Manager, the Contract Manager, the Legal Counsel and Technical Experts. Reporting to the package management and the legal and finance leadership in the project. Support and steer decision making process within the package team, to act quickly in dynamic situations. Ability to understand construction contracts in all relevant aspects and details without extensive induction. Negotiate together with the team, to enforce the position of the employer Identify commercial risks related to the contract and devise strategies to overcome them. Capability to minute contractual meetings and to create and justify commercial recommendations for actions. Willingness to support other project’s packages if necessary. Requirements Degree in economics, law or industrial engineering and professional experience in commercial (contract) management for offshore constriction activities. Good knowledge of contract law – especially German works contracts - and a solid basic knowledge of commercially relevant aspects. German and English are business fluent, combined with excellent writing skills and the ability to communicate contractual risks and their possible implications to non-lawyers in a way that is easy to understand. Ability to think strategically and to act as a solution-oriented team-player Ability to understand construction contracts in all relevant aspects and details without extensive induction. Used to work in a dynamic construction project and to deliver results under pressure independently. Good analytical and negotiating skills, assertiveness, and a hands-on mentality. Regular presence in the Hamburg based project office

Transmission & Distribution

Quantity Surveyor

South West, Cambridgeshire, Essex - United Kingdom

Role Overview: Step into a role where your expertise as a Quantity Surveyor will be highly valued and pivotal to the success of new connection projects. Reporting directly to the Construction Manager, you will oversee the financial performance during the construction phase, ensuring accuracy, transparency, and alignment with budgetary goals. This role offers the chance to work closely with Project Managers and the Finance team, providing a crucial link between construction and financial reporting. Key Responsibilities: - Assist Project Managers in understanding and highlighting the financial performance of their projects. - Drive the forecast and cost-to-complete process with Project Managers, ensuring any budget variances are communicated to Project Finance promptly.- Complete the FM206 process against budget variations that cannot be recouped, providing feedback to Finance and Estimating teams as necessary. - Provide detailed financial information to the Project Finance team for budget amendments and month-end management reports. - Regularly review project invoicing to ensure timely issuance of customer invoices. - Liaise with the Streetworks team to understand civil subcontractor costs and swiftly action any anomalies. Skills and Experience: - Minimum of 3 years’ experience as a Quantity Surveyor. - Proven contract management experience. - Previous experience in power, gas, and/or water distribution networks is desirable. Qualifications: - HNC in Quantity Surveying or an equivalent discipline. - Anti-bribery training. Benefits: - Competitive salary package - Comprehensive health and wellness benefits - Professional development opportunities - Collaborative and supportive work environment - Flexible working arrangements This role is ideal for a seasoned Quantity Surveyor looking to leverage their skills in a dynamic environment. The position promises a blend of financial oversight and collaborative project management, ensuring that every day brings new challenges and opportunities for professional growth. Join a team where your contributions will make a tangible impact on the success of critical infrastructure projects. Apply now to take the next step in your career.

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