Quantity Surveyor Construction
Posted 3 days ago
- Bayston Hill, Shropshire
- Any
- External
- Expires In 3 months
Job Description: Quantity Surveyor
We are looking for a Quantity Surveyor to join our exciting and dynamic team reporting to a Senior Surveyor and working with our Procurement Manager, other Surveyors and Apprentice Surveyors, to share our vision to help drive forward our commercial department.
As a Quantity Surveyor the role involves managing and overseeing all Quantity Surveyor aspects of our projects which will be across sectors such as commercial, residential, healthcare and education. Uniquely, we work in these sectors as both a contractor and developer, which means as a team we will work for both external and internal clients. We welcome applications from Quantity Surveyor with relevant experience
Key Responsibilities:
Assisting with winning future contracts by assisting with enquiries, take-offs, quotation evaluations and general estimating when required
Generally Increasing supplier and subcontract approved list whilst maintaining and improving current working relationships.
Preparing package tender and contract documents including bills of quantities and liaising with the architect and or in-house client, tender adjudication
Assisting in establishing the in-house clients requirements and undertaking feasibility studies
Writing reports and preparing documents accurately and to timescales (plans, contracts, budgets)
Carrying out risk management, value management and cost control through the whole life of projects
Costing and control of preliminaries
Controlling budgets and undertaking internal valuations and agreeing sub-contractor valuations
Placing work packages
Managing disputes from investigating issues through to dispute resolution
Maintaining knowledge of current projects and providing detailed update reports
Financial reporting. Providing monthly cost and valuation reports
Production and agreement of final accounts and additional cost claims
Procuring materials and negotiating with sub-contractors
Managing sub-contractors
Final account settlement
Qualifications:
College or post graduate degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or Construction Finance
Experience of working within a construction costs management role
Willing to or working towards RICS accreditation (not essential)
What we offer you:
Full time, permanent employment
Competitive remuneration
Pension
Car Allowance
24 days Annual Leave
Work mobile and Surface (tablet)
A good mix of office and on site working.
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We are looking for a Quantity Surveyor to join our exciting and dynamic team reporting to a Senior Surveyor and working with our Procurement Manager, other Surveyors and Apprentice Surveyors, to share our vision to help drive forward our commercial department.
As a Quantity Surveyor the role involves managing and overseeing all Quantity Surveyor aspects of our projects which will be across sectors such as commercial, residential, healthcare and education. Uniquely, we work in these sectors as both a contractor and developer, which means as a team we will work for both external and internal clients. We welcome applications from Quantity Surveyor with relevant experience
Key Responsibilities:
Assisting with winning future contracts by assisting with enquiries, take-offs, quotation evaluations and general estimating when required
Generally Increasing supplier and subcontract approved list whilst maintaining and improving current working relationships.
Preparing package tender and contract documents including bills of quantities and liaising with the architect and or in-house client, tender adjudication
Assisting in establishing the in-house clients requirements and undertaking feasibility studies
Writing reports and preparing documents accurately and to timescales (plans, contracts, budgets)
Carrying out risk management, value management and cost control through the whole life of projects
Costing and control of preliminaries
Controlling budgets and undertaking internal valuations and agreeing sub-contractor valuations
Placing work packages
Managing disputes from investigating issues through to dispute resolution
Maintaining knowledge of current projects and providing detailed update reports
Financial reporting. Providing monthly cost and valuation reports
Production and agreement of final accounts and additional cost claims
Procuring materials and negotiating with sub-contractors
Managing sub-contractors
Final account settlement
Qualifications:
College or post graduate degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or Construction Finance
Experience of working within a construction costs management role
Willing to or working towards RICS accreditation (not essential)
What we offer you:
Full time, permanent employment
Competitive remuneration
Pension
Car Allowance
24 days Annual Leave
Work mobile and Surface (tablet)
A good mix of office and on site working.
TPBN1_UKTJ