Purpose Of Role: Connected Kerb is looking for an experienced Clerk of Works to join a thriving EV organisation leading the accelerated delivery of one of the UKâs leading and fastest growing EV charging infrastructure networks. The Clerk of Works is a critical role in Connected Kerbâs exciting and unprecedented expansion of EV charging infrastructure, both in the UK and overseas markets. Throughout the journey, you will be accountable for supporting a delivery programme consisting of a highly capable internal programme delivery team and critical external Design & Build Install Partners to deliver unprecedented growth in the new EV market. This is an exciting, demanding and complex role that will grow and develop rapidly as Connected Kerbâs programme grows rapidly and will offer unique opportunities for advancement in the fast growing EV sector. As the Site Clerk of Works, you will be responsible to the Senior Delivery Manager for overseeing the health, safety and quality of all on-site works as part of the installed EVCP build programme. This will include conducting inspections, audits, sign off certificates for work completion and the payment certification vs the Accepted Programme. You will work closely with the HSEQ team to identify and mitigate risks and ensure works are conducted in compliance with all relevant regulations and standards. Key Responsibilities: Inspecting construction works including conducting audits and comparing it with project drawings and specifications. Ensure that construction works adheres to all CDM, safety regulations and that all activities prioritise safety. Approving all Practical Completions vs the approved design and Accepted Programme. Certifying all works complete to the Contract & Commercial team for payment as per the Work Order. Supporting the onboarding process and exit of all install partners. Advise on technical issues where required. Liaising with Connected Kerbâs installer partners and surveyors. Produce regular reports to update the client and business. Identify and document any discrepancies between the work and the project specifications and ensure they are rectified. Work with the HSEQ department to ensure all health and safety, legal, construction and quality requirements are met. Certify all works in line with health, safety and quality requirements.