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Quantity Surveyor £60,000 - £70,000 + hybrid working + Project Specialised Training + Progression + Mentoring & Onboarding + high value projects Hayes, London (Commutable from: Slough, Windsor, Maidenhead, Uxbridge, High Wycombe, Reading, Staines-upon-Thames, Bracknell) Are you a Quantity Surveyor looking for Specialist Training and Progression, working on technically demanding design & build projects? Do you want to become a recognised specialist within a niche contractor, with mentoring and development that genuinely accelerates your career? This is a secure, permanent position with a respected, specialist design and build contractor, where you'll have full control of high value projects. Specialising in a niche sector of steel frame construction you'll get strong onboarding and mentoring from an established commercial team. The business delivers schemes typically £10m and up to £40m, operating across the UK and Europe as part of an international group. With multiple major projects running concurrently and continued recruitment, you'll gain breadth of exposure quickly and build experience that sets you apart in the market. You'll work across site and office and home, supporting the commercial delivery of a major Gatwick project and wider works through CVRs, valuations, procurement and close collaboration with the project team. This role suits a career-focused Quantity Surveyor who wants long-term technical progression and development, building depth of commercial capability and moving towards running larger project packages over time. The Role: Working on high value steel frame construction projects Commercial management across live construction projects: valuations, monthly CVRs, procurement and reporting Site/office/ homes based with project team collaboration and wider UK travel as required The Person: Quantity Surveyor with construction experience and strong JCT contract knowledge Confident producing CVRs/valuations and working closely with site teams, PMs and subcontractors Career-oriented, diligent and calm under pressure, with strong communication and Excel skillsRise Technical Recruitment Ltd acts an employment agency for permanent roles and an employment business for temporary roles. The salary advertised is the bracket available for this position. The actual salary paid will be dependent on your level of experience, qualifications and skill set and will be decided by our client, the employer. Rise are not responsible or liable for any hiring decisions made by the end client. We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates

Corporate & CRE Underwriter Location: West London Salary: £60,000 per annum Working Pattern: Fully office-based Department: Credit Reporting to: Chief Credit Officer About the Role We are looking for an experienced and commercially minded Corporate & Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Underwriter to join our Credit team based in West London. This is a key role within the Credit function, responsible for assessing, underwriting and managing a range of lending proposals across Corporate, Commercial Real Estate (CRE), Buy-to-Let (BTL) and personal lending. You will work closely with the Business and Originations teams, senior management, Credit Committees, solicitors and valuation firms to ensure lending decisions are robust, commercially sound and aligned with the organisation's credit policies and regulatory requirements. This is a fully office-based position, offering the opportunity to work closely with senior stakeholders and play an important role in supporting the growth and quality of the lending portfolio. Key Responsibilities Underwrite Corporate, CRE, BTL and personal loan proposals, ensuring transactions are appropriately assessed and successfully executed. Assess and process lending proposals received from the Business team and present recommendations to the relevant Sanctioning Committee. Work closely with the Originations team to establish a clear rationale for approving or declining applications. Monitor the existing loan portfolio, identifying early arrears, emerging risks and potential problem accounts, and make appropriate recommendations. Take responsibility for the annual review process across the existing credit portfolio, ensuring borrowing requirements and financial covenants are being met. Minimise credit risk associated with lending applications while operating within established credit policies, procedures and risk appetite. Undertake property and borrower site visits where required. Present proposals and recommendations to Risk Committee and other UK management committees where appropriate. Liaise with solicitors, valuation firms and other professional advisers to facilitate an efficient end-to-end credit process. Ensure credit decisions are made in accordance with relevant regulatory standards, including Treating Customers Fairly (TCF) principles and Customer First standards. Support the Chief Credit Officer across the operational activities of the Credit Department. Build and maintain effective working relationships with internal stakeholders, clients and introducers. About You We are looking for someone with strong credit assessment and underwriting experience who can demonstrate sound commercial judgement alongside a disciplined approach to risk. You will ideally have: 3-5 years' experience in underwriting, credit assessment or a similar lending role. Experience of underwriting Corporate and/or Commercial Real Estate lending. Good knowledge of the UK lending environment. A strong understanding of the UK regulatory framework, principles and rules relevant to lending. Excellent analytical and credit assessment skills, with the ability to identify and evaluate key risks. The confidence to make balanced decisions, considering both credit risk and commercial requirements. The ability to clearly articulate recommendations and communicate complex credit arguments to senior stakeholders and committees. Strong attention to detail and a careful, diligent approach. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office. The ability to work independently while also contributing effectively as part of a wider team. A proactive and enthusiastic approach, with the ability to adapt to new challenges. What We're Looking For The successful candidate will be a confident credit professional who can take a measured view of risk while understanding the commercial objectives of the business. You will be comfortable challenging proposals where appropriate, presenting your recommendations to senior stakeholders and managing multiple lending cases through to completion. Strong communication, judgement and relationship-management skills are essential, as the role involves regular interaction with senior management, Business Development teams, Credit Committees, Credit Administration and external professional advisers. The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Corporate & CRE Underwriter to join an established Credit function and take on a role with significant exposure to senior stakeholders and a broad range of lending transactions. Salary: £60,000 per annum Location: West London Working pattern: Fully office-based

Business Development Manager - Commercial Real Estate Location: West London Salary: £70,000 per annum Working Pattern: Hybrid - 4 days office / 1 day working from home We are delighted to be recruiting for a Business Development Manager - Commercial Real Estate to join a growing financial services business based in West London. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced commercial real estate professional with a strong network of introducers and a background in credit assessment, underwriting or commercial lending. The successful candidate will be responsible for originating new lending opportunities, developing introducer relationships and managing transactions through to completion. The Role As Business Development Manager, you will focus on originating and progressing Commercial Real Estate and Development Finance opportunities, working closely with brokers, accountants, solicitors, valuers and other professional introducers. You will manage opportunities from initial assessment through to approval and completion, balancing commercial objectives with robust credit and risk considerations. Key Responsibilities Originate Commercial Real Estate lending proposals up to £20m and Development Finance proposals up to £10m. Build and maintain strong relationships with commercial property brokers, accountants, solicitors, valuers and other introducers. Develop a strong pipeline of new business opportunities and maintain accurate records of introducer relationships. Undertake initial assessment and analysis of lending proposals, providing clear recommendations and rationale. Work closely with Credit and Risk teams to progress shortlisted proposals through underwriting and approval. Support the presentation of proposals to relevant credit and management committees. Conduct initial credit reviews and investigations to identify and mitigate potential risks. Undertake property/site visits where required and prepare appropriate reports. Manage the lending pipeline, ensuring opportunities progress efficiently and disbursement targets are achieved. Monitor market conditions and identify emerging opportunities, trends and potential areas of concern. Liaise with solicitors, valuation firms and other professional advisers to ensure transactions progress smoothly. Work closely with Credit Administration and internal stakeholders to provide a seamless client experience from approval through to post-disbursement. Support the development and delivery of credit-related training where required. Contribute to wider business and operational initiatives within the lending function. About You We are looking for an experienced commercial lending professional who combines strong business development skills with sound credit judgement. You will ideally have: 3-5 years' experience in commercial lending, credit assessment, underwriting or a closely related environment. Strong knowledge of the UK commercial real estate lending market. An established network of business introducers, ideally including brokers, accountants, solicitors and property professionals. Experience assessing and structuring commercial property lending proposals. Good understanding of the UK regulatory and lending environment. Strong commercial awareness and the ability to balance business opportunities with appropriate risk management. Excellent analytical and decision-making skills. The ability to clearly articulate recommendations and summarise complex information. Strong attention to detail and a diligent approach to credit assessment. Excellent communication and relationship-management skills. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office. The ability to work independently while also collaborating effectively with internal teams. What's on Offer £70,000 per annum West London location Hybrid working - 1 day per week from home Opportunity to join a growing and commercially focused lending business A role offering significant exposure to commercial real estate origination and relationship management The opportunity to develop and leverage an existing introducer networkIf you are an experienced Commercial Real Estate professional with an established introducer network and are looking for your next Business Development opportunity, we would be keen to hear from you

PA to General Counsel -London, UK About us Porterbrook is the UK's leading rolling stock financier and asset management company. We've been at the heart of the rail network for over three decades with 4000 vehicles in our diverse portfolio of passenger and freight trains. As a partner that adds value to the railway today and for the future, we've invested over 3.5bn in new rolling stock and we're actively looking to invest a further 1bn in the years ahead. Since 2020, this includes over 550 million in new trains, fleet upgrades, traction innovation and rail infrastructure. Sustainability is embedded in our decision making, and we've been named the global sector leader in the annual GRESB sustainability assessment for the last four years. Our teams are leading some of the most exciting innovations taking place in the railway today at our offices in Derby and London, and the Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre in Warwickshire. The 135-acre site is an invaluable asset for the railway to test and trial new traction technologies. The Porterbrook group of companies is wholly owned by supportive long-term institutional investors, fully committed to the future of the UK rail sector. About the team The key objective of the Legal Department is to support the business to achieve its key goals from a legal perspective. We work closely with a range of different teams across the business, in particular, the Commercial, Procurement and Finance teams. About the role A great opportunity for an exceptional PA to General Counsel, to join the Porterbrook team. Role Purpose To provide comprehensive organisational, administrative and programme support to General Counsel by overseeing the General Counsel's workload/diary, taking a proactive approach to problem-solving and presenting solutions and completing tasks as directed. Key Responsibilities Provide end to end support to General Counsel, providing a responsive and confidential assistance including diary management, inbox support, booking meetings, planning events, organising travel and preparing travel itineraries Prepare correspondence and documents on behalf of General Counsel /Company Secretary using company templates and oversee the process via the electronic signing system Signiflow Work closely with the finance team to prepare and co-ordinate financial documents and Board minutes To provide administrative support in the delivery of assignments and initiatives on behalf of the General Counsel's office as and when required Co-ordinating and scheduling of all Board, Audit and Remuneration Committee meetings. Maintaining calendar invitations, planning and overseeing the yearly Board meeting schedule Work closely with the CEO, Chairman's office and C-Suite to co-ordinate, format, prepare the agenda, matters arising and following up on action points and distribute bi-monthly Board packs using Diligent and SharePoint Arrange and event manage the Board and Committee meetings, including attendance schedule, catering, accommodation and travel Keep organisational and group structure charts and contact details up to date Dealing with investors to support and provide 'Know Your Client' requests and providing all necessary information E-Filing with Companies House using Diligent Entities of new Directors appointments/resignations and annual Confirmation Statements and Euronext filing and filing of all other legal requirement documents. Filing through Companies House portal and Diligent Entities and various other platforms Keep spreadsheet up to date of all company filing deadlines and calendar reminders Filing all documentation on iManage database system and legal filing systems To produce reports as and when required To follow up on action points from meetings on behalf of the General Counsel To provide administrative support to the General Counsel for other non-executive roles Support with delivery and co-ordination of Board papers To support the General Counsel on personal diary commitments where appropriate Other Duties Support team members with expenses, IT requests, travel and any adhoc requests Work with Commercial team to produce Sales and Purchase agreements, send to customers and using Signiflow to co-ordinate documents and iManage database for filing To provide general administrative support as and when required Create purchase requisitions as required using the Delphi financial system Keep appropriate records of correspondence and papers filed correctly within the company document management system Provide scanning, photocopying, mail and filing services Provide back up support for reception as and when required (meet and greet, lunches, ordering stationery, etc) Take responsibility for office management at Lynton House, including being the point of contact with management companies and utility supplier Skills / Experience What you'll need to have Good English language skills Excellent IT skills Educated to degree level or equivalent Experience in Rail Industry Experience working for Board Level Executives and producing Board packs Excellent working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, specifically Word, Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint Experience of using Diligent Board, Diligent Entities, SharePoint, iManage, Companies House portal for E-Filing It would be great if you also had Experience of providing secretarial and administrative support for Senior Executives High degree of emotional intelligence - ability to balance/assess/deal with challenging situations Good interpersonal and communication skills Highly organised High level of computer literacy (especially Microsoft Office and Excel usage), with the ability to pick up new IT systems and ways of working quickly Ability to work in a diverse team Ability to work under pressure to agreed deadlines and adapt to change Ability to retrieve information from relevant sources through research Ability to handle confidential and sensitive material The flexibility to work additional/out of hours as necessary to fulfil the requirements of the role and meet the business needs Ability to edit PDF documents High levels of attention to detail A great place to work People are the heart of Porterbrook. Our close knit team is diverse, supportive and flexible. We have a collaborative work ethic both within the company and with our customers and suppliers. In recognition of this we have been awarded: Investors in People Gold accreditation Investors in People 'We Invest in Wellbeing' Gold accreditation National Rail Awards 2023 Fleet Achievement of the Year National Rail Awards 2023 Safety Achievement of the Year These accolades reflect the company's dedication to creating a supportive and inclusive workplace where employees are empowered to thrive. To learn more about why Porterbrook is a great place to work please visit our website and follow us on social media. Our benefits We are seeking the very best talent to join the team, and offer an excellent salary, along with bonus and benefits. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a great organisation with outstanding people and a road map for the future to grow and develop the business. Some of our benefits are listed below: 1.5x employer contributory pension scheme Financial wellbeing support Flexible working Enhanced family friendly policies Adoption & Shared Parental Leave benefits Enhanced Armed Forces policies Ongoing support with professional and personal development Long service awards Porterbrook Star awards Healthcare cash plan 25 days' annual leave +

Job description: Legal Counsel - Flash Charging You will join our legal team to support the business in all legal aspects. In particular, you will be embedded within the electric vehicle (EV) charging business team, working closely with the project development, civil construction, and charging point operation (CPO) functions. From project construction and commissioning through to ongoing operational compliance, you will provide pragmatic, hands-on legal support to drive the successful rollout of our charging sites. Responsibilities : • Draft, review, negotiate and advise on a variety of complex commercial contracts relating to EV charging business mainly, and some passenger vehicle business (depending on the workload related to the flash-charging business), which may include procurement contracts, land lease contracts, equipment supply and installation contracts, construction contracts, end-customer service agreements, business cooperation and financing agreements, etc., • Provide legal advice to business managers to ensure that legal issues are identified and resolved and that legal risk is managed appropriately., • Handle legal disputes related to EV charging business, including coordination of dispute resolution procedures and collaboration with external lawyers., • Provide support on legal compliance matters, and support the operations team to ensure that the charging business operates within a robust compliance framework, including but not limited to CPO regulations, data privacy, export control and antitrust., • Provide clear and practical advice and assistance regarding legal matters to BYD's management concerning our business activities., • Summarise potential risks of current business activities and provide training to the business team., • Integrate external legal advice from external counsel and coordinate input from cross-functional teams (business, engineering, procurement, finance, etc.), liaising and cooperating with the legal team at headquarters. Required skills, qualifications and experience : • Master of Laws degree. Knowledge of the laws of England and Wales or US law is a plus., • 4+ years of professional legal experience, either as in-house counsel for international cooperation or an international law firm. Experience in charging operations is a plus., • Experience in at least two of the following areas: commercial contracts, renewable energy, automotive industry, real estate, construction law, IT and technology, Data protection, finance, corporate, regulatory compliance., • Good commercial/transactional negotiation skills, particularly in cross-cultural and multi-jurisdictional transactions., • Able to develop and implement legal strategies and solutions., • Demonstrate excellent analytical skills, precise and able to multi-task effectively., • Proactive, diligent, team player, capable of working independently., • Excellent command of the English language - both verbally and in writing. Knowledge of Chinese is a plus., • For candidates with exceptional qualifications, the requirements may be adjusted. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Corporate & CRE Underwriter Location: West London Salary: £60,000 per annum Working Pattern: Fully office-based Department: Credit Reporting to: Chief Credit Officer About the Role We are looking for an experienced and commercially minded Corporate & Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Underwriter to join our Credit team based in West London. This is a key role within the Credit function, responsible for assessing, underwriting and managing a range of lending proposals across Corporate, Commercial Real Estate (CRE), Buy-to-Let (BTL) and personal lending . You will work closely with the Business and Originations teams, senior management, Credit Committees, solicitors and valuation firms to ensure lending decisions are robust, commercially sound and aligned with the organisation's credit policies and regulatory requirements. This is a fully office-based position , offering the opportunity to work closely with senior stakeholders and play an important role in supporting the growth and quality of the lending portfolio. Key Responsibilities Underwrite Corporate, CRE, BTL and personal loan proposals , ensuring transactions are appropriately assessed and successfully executed. Assess and process lending proposals received from the Business team and present recommendations to the relevant Sanctioning Committee . Work closely with the Originations team to establish a clear rationale for approving or declining applications. Monitor the existing loan portfolio, identifying early arrears, emerging risks and potential problem accounts, and make appropriate recommendations. Take responsibility for the annual review process across the existing credit portfolio, ensuring borrowing requirements and financial covenants are being met. Minimise credit risk associated with lending applications while operating within established credit policies, procedures and risk appetite. Undertake property and borrower site visits where required. Present proposals and recommendations to Risk Committee and other UK management committees where appropriate. Liaise with solicitors, valuation firms and other professional advisers to facilitate an efficient end-to-end credit process. Ensure credit decisions are made in accordance with relevant regulatory standards, including Treating Customers Fairly (TCF) principles and Customer First standards. Support the Chief Credit Officer across the operational activities of the Credit Department. Build and maintain effective working relationships with internal stakeholders, clients and introducers. About You We are looking for someone with strong credit assessment and underwriting experience who can demonstrate sound commercial judgement alongside a disciplined approach to risk. You will ideally have: 3-5 years' experience in underwriting, credit assessment or a similar lending role. Experience of underwriting Corporate and/or Commercial Real Estate lending . Good knowledge of the UK lending environment . A strong understanding of the UK regulatory framework, principles and rules relevant to lending. Excellent analytical and credit assessment skills, with the ability to identify and evaluate key risks. The confidence to make balanced decisions, considering both credit risk and commercial requirements . The ability to clearly articulate recommendations and communicate complex credit arguments to senior stakeholders and committees. Strong attention to detail and a careful, diligent approach. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office . The ability to work independently while also contributing effectively as part of a wider team. A proactive and enthusiastic approach, with the ability to adapt to new challenges. What We're Looking For The successful candidate will be a confident credit professional who can take a measured view of risk while understanding the commercial objectives of the business. You will be comfortable challenging proposals where appropriate, presenting your recommendations to senior stakeholders and managing multiple lending cases through to completion. Strong communication, judgement and relationship-management skills are essential, as the role involves regular interaction with senior management, Business Development teams, Credit Committees, Credit Administration and external professional advisers. The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Corporate & CRE Underwriter to join an established Credit function and take on a role with significant exposure to senior stakeholders and a broad range of lending transactions. Salary: £60,000 per annum Location: West London Working pattern: Fully office-based TPBN1_UKTJ

Role Overview Our client is a specialist motor broker based in Twickenham. They focus exclusively on providing tailored motor insurance solutions to personal lines clients, and are looking for a diligent and empathetic Complaints Handler to join our Complaints & Quality Control team. This is a customer-focused role at the heart of how we put things right. You will take ownership of customer complaints from first notification through to final resolution, investigating each case thoroughly, communicating clearly and fairly with customers, and ensuring every complaint is handled in line with FCA rules and our own internal standards. You will work closely with the wider Complaints & Quality Control team, as well as underwriting, claims, and customer service colleagues, to identify root causes and help drive improvements across the business. Key Responsibilities Complaint Investigation & Resolution Take ownership of allocated complaints from receipt through to closure, acting as the customer's main point of contact throughout. Investigate each complaint thoroughly, gathering all relevant policy, claims, and call/correspondence records to establish the facts. Determine a fair and reasonable outcome for each case, applying sound judgement and treating customers fairly at every stage. Draft clear, empathetic, and well-evidenced final response letters within FCA-mandated timescales. Regulatory Compliance Handle all complaints in accordance with FCA DISP rules, including acknowledgement, holding, and final response deadlines. Maintain accurate and complete complaint records on the complaints handling system, ensuring full audit trails. Escalate complaints appropriately to the Financial Ombudsman Service where required, and support the preparation of FOS case files. Keep up to date with regulatory changes and guidance relevant to complaints handling in general insurance. Customer Communication Communicate with customers by phone, email, and letter in a professional, clear, and empathetic manner, particularly where customers are distressed or vulnerable. Manage customer expectations proactively, providing regular updates on the progress of their complaint. Identify and appropriately support vulnerable customers in line with the company's vulnerable customer policy. Root Cause Analysis & Quality Identify trends and root causes across complaint volumes and feed these back to the relevant teams and management. Contribute to quality control reviews and calibration sessions to ensure consistency of complaint outcomes. Support the wider Quality Control function in reviewing calls, files, and processes to identify areas for improvement. Recommend process, training, or policy changes where complaint themes suggest a wider issue. Reporting & Stakeholder Liaison Maintain accurate complaint MI and support the preparation of regular complaints reports for senior management. Liaise with underwriters, insurers, and claims handlers as needed to gather information relevant to a complaint. Support the Complaints & Quality Control Manager with ad hoc projects, audits, and regulatory reporting requirements. Person Specification Essential Experience & Skills Previous experience handling complaints within a UK general insurance or insurance broking environment. Sound working knowledge of FCA DISP rules and the wider regulatory framework for complaints handling. Strong written communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, well-structured final response letters. Excellent investigative skills, with a methodical and fair approach to establishing the facts of a case. Confident, empathetic telephone manner, including experience supporting vulnerable customers. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage a caseload and consistently meet regulatory deadlines. Desirable Experience working within a personal lines motor broking environment. Familiarity with OpenGI or other broker management systems. Experience preparing case files for referral to the Financial Ombudsman Service. Cert CII or working towards a relevant insurance qualification. Personal Attributes Calm, fair-minded, and resilient, with the ability to manage difficult conversations professionally. A genuine customer advocate who is comfortable balancing customer outcomes with business and regulatory requirements. Highly organised, with strong attention to detail and the ability to manage competing deadlines. A team player who is willing to share insights and contribute to a culture of continuous improvement. What We Offer A key role within an established personal lines motor broker, working directly with customers to put things right. Ongoing training and support in complaints handling and regulatory best practice. A supportive and collaborative working environment based in Twickenham. Competitive salary commensurate with experience. Opportunity for career progression within the Complaints & Quality Control team. TPBN1_UKTJ