Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Civils Location: Blyth, NorthumberlandWe are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish... Read more
Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Civils
Location: Blyth, Northumberland
We are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high-value construction and civil engineering projects, in their search for the perfect candidate to join their team.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join their Blyth team, looking to build a career in civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
About the work
Their civils and infrastructure portfolio spans major, high-value schemes - including large-scale hyperscale data centre campus developments - the kind of projects that push technical and commercial complexity to the limit. On these programmes, investment can run into the billions, campus footprints can extend across 100+ hectares, and works involve multiple large-scale buildings delivered in phases. This is the calibre of project you'll gain experience on, working alongside an experienced commercial team.
Key Responsibilities
Support the team in preparing monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, and reconciliations of valuations and costs for contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliersAssist in gathering and providing accurate information to support regular review of cash flow and contract positionsSupport the Procurement Manager and Quantity Surveyors in the placing of sub-contracts, where requiredAssist with the examination of contract documents and help highlight any anomaliesSupport the team in preparing take-offs in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departmentsAssist in the preparation of contract final accounts for completed sections of works, including adjustmentsHelp record details involving contractual delaysWork closely with, and learn from, Quantity Surveyors and Senior Surveyors on site and in the officeRequirements
0-3 years' experience, ideally including a placement or internship with a main contractorA relevant degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field (or working towards one)Interest or exposure to construction/civil engineering/infrastructure projectsWorking towards chartership with the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCS) or equivalent (support provided)Strong interpersonal and communication skillsGood IT skillsBenefits
As a permanent employee, you will benefit from:
Competitive salaryTravel allowanceRelocation allowance (where applicable)PensionStructured training and mentorship to support your development towards chartershipTo apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected], give me a call on 02036573167 or WhatsApp me on +27645053449.
Read lessBlyth, England, United KingdomFull Time
Assistant Quantity Surveyor Location: Luton, DunstableWe are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main contractor... Read more
Assistant Quantity Surveyor
Location: Luton, Dunstable
We are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high-value construction and civil engineering projects, in their search for the perfect candidate to join their team.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join their Luton/Dunstable team, looking to build a career in civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
About the work
Their civils and infrastructure portfolio spans major, high-value schemes - including large-scale hyperscale data centre campus developments - the kind of projects that push technical and commercial complexity to the limit. On these programmes, investment can run into the billions, campus footprints can extend across 100+ hectares, and works involve multiple large-scale buildings delivered in phases. This is the calibre of project you'll gain experience on, working alongside an experienced commercial team.
Key Responsibilities
Support the team in preparing monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, and reconciliations of valuations and costs for contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliersAssist in gathering and providing accurate information to support regular review of cash flow and contract positionsSupport the Procurement Manager and Quantity Surveyors in the placing of sub-contracts, where requiredAssist with the examination of contract documents and help highlight any anomaliesSupport the team in preparing take-offs in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departmentsAssist in the preparation of contract final accounts for completed sections of works, including adjustmentsHelp record details involving contractual delaysWork closely with, and learn from, Quantity Surveyors and Senior Surveyors on site and in the officeRequirements
0-3 years' experience, ideally including a placement or internship with a main contractorA relevant degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field (or working towards one)Interest or exposure to construction/civil engineering/infrastructure projectsWorking towards chartership with the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCS) or equivalent (support provided)Strong interpersonal and communication skillsGood IT skillsBenefits
As a permanent employee, you will benefit from:
Competitive salaryTravel allowanceRelocation allowance (where applicable)PensionStructured training and mentorship to support your development towards chartershipTo apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected], give me a call on 02036573167 or WhatsApp me on +27645053449.
Read lessLuton, England, United KingdomFull Time
Quantity Surveyor Location: Luton, DunstableWe are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main contractor with... Read more
Quantity Surveyor
Location: Luton, Dunstable
We are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high-value construction and civil engineering projects, in their search for the perfect candidate to join their team.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join their Luton/Dunstable team, bringing a strong background in civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
About the work
Their civils and infrastructure portfolio spans major, high-value schemes - including large-scale hyperscale data centre campus developments - the kind of projects that push technical and commercial complexity to the limit. On these programmes, investment can run into the billions, campus footprints can extend across 100+ hectares, and works involve multiple large-scale buildings delivered in phases. This is the calibre of project you'll be commercially involved in.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in the preparation of monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, reconciliations of valuations and costs, and amounts for contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliersProvide accurate information to support regular review of cash flow and contract positionsSupport the Procurement Manager in placing sub-contracts on works under your control, where requiredConduct detailed examination of contract documents and highlight any anomaliesAssist in preparing, submitting, and agreeing interim and final valuation dates with client representativesPrepare take-offs in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departmentsSupport the preparation of contract final accounts for each completed section of the works, including adjustments, and assist in submitting and agreeing these with client representativesCarefully record all details involving contractual delaysWork closely with and support Senior Surveyors and the wider commercial teamRequirements
3-7 years' experience, preferably with a main contractorPrevious project experience in construction/civil engineering/infrastructureNEC experience desirableWorking towards chartership with the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCS) or equivalentExcellent interpersonal and communication skillsExcellent IT skillsBenefits
As a permanent employee, you will benefit from:
Competitive salaryTravel allowanceRelocation allowance (where applicable)PensionTo apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected], give me a call on 02036573167 or WhatsApp me on +27645053449.
Read lessLuton, England, United KingdomPermanent
Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor Location: Blyth, NorthumberlandWe are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main... Read more
Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor
Location: Blyth, Northumberland
We are pleased to be assisting our client, a leading Irish main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high-value construction and MEP-led projects, in their search for the perfect candidate to join their team.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their Blyth team, bringing a strong background in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineering on major projects.
About the work
Their MEP portfolio spans major, high-value schemes - including large-scale hyperscale data centre campus developments - the kind of projects that push technical and commercial complexity to the limit. On these programmes, investment can run into the billions, campus footprints can extend across 100+ hectares, and works involve multiple large-scale buildings delivered in phases, with MEP scope covering power, cooling, and critical infrastructure systems. This is the calibre of project you'll be commercially responsible for.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, reconciliations of valuations and costs, and amounts for contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliersProvide accurate information to support regular review of cash flow and contract positionsWork with the Procurement Manager to place MEP sub-contracts on works under your control, where requiredConduct detailed examination of contract documents and highlight any anomaliesPrepare, submit, and agree interim and final valuation dates with client representativesPrepare all necessary take-offs in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departmentsPrepare contract final accounts for each completed section of the works, including all adjustments, and submit and agree with client representativesCarefully record all details involving contractual delaysManage and coach contract surveyors, assistant surveyors, and junior surveyors reporting to youLiaise closely with MEP design teams and specialist sub-contractors to ensure commercial accuracy across mechanical, electrical, and plumbing packagesRequirements
10+ years' experience, preferably with a main contractor or MEP specialist contractorPrevious project experience in MEP/building services, ideally including large-scale or complex programmes such as data centres or critical infrastructureNEC experienceChartered or working towards chartership with the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCS)Excellent interpersonal and communication skillsExcellent IT skillsBenefits
As a permanent employee, you will benefit from:
Competitive salaryTravel allowanceRelocation allowance (where applicable)PensionTo apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected], give me a call on 02036573167 or WhatsApp me on +27645053449.
Read lessBlyth, England, United KingdomFull Time
Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Luton, Dunstable We are a pleased to be assisting our client who is a... Read more
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Location: Luton, Dunstable
We are a pleased to be assisting our client who is a leading Irish main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high-value construction and civil engineering projects on their search for the perfect candidate to join their team.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their Luton team, bringing a strong background in civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
About the work
Their civils and infrastructure portfolio spans major, high-value schemes (including large-scale hyperscale data centre campus developments) the kind of projects that push technical and commercial complexity to the limit. On these programmes, investment can run into the billions, campus footprints can extend across 100+ hectares, and works involve multiple large-scale buildings delivered in phases. This is the calibre of project you'll be commercially responsible for.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, reconciliations of valuations and costs, and amounts for contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliersProvide accurate information to support regular review of cash flow and contract positionsWork with the Procurement Manager to place sub-contracts on works under your control, where requiredConduct detailed examination of contract documents and highlight any anomaliesPrepare, submit, and agree interim and final valuation dates with client representativesPrepare all necessary take-offs in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departmentsPrepare contract final accounts for each completed section of the works, including all adjustments, and submit and agree with client representativesCarefully record all details involving contractual delaysManage and coach contract surveyors, assistant surveyors, and junior surveyors reporting to youRequirements
10+ years' experience, preferably with a main contractorPrevious project experience in construction/civil engineering/infrastructure, ideally including large-scale or complex programmesNEC experience Chartered or working towards chartership with the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCS)Excellent interpersonal and communication skillsExcellent IT skillsBenefits
As a permanent employee, you will benefit from:
Competitive salaryTravel allowanceRelocation allowance (where applicable)Pension
To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected], give me a call on 02036573167 or WhatsApp me on +27645053449.
Luton, England, United KingdomFull Time
Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Blyth , NorthumberlandWe are a pleased to be assisting our client who is a... Read more
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Location: Blyth , Northumberland
We are a pleased to be assisting our client who is a leading Irish main contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high-value construction and civil engineering projects on their search for the perfect candidate to join their team.
Due to continued growth, they are seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their Blyth team, bringing a strong background in civil engineering and infrastructure projects.
About the work
Their civils and infrastructure portfolio spans major, high-value schemes (including large-scale hyperscale data centre campus developments) the kind of projects that push technical and commercial complexity to the limit. On these programmes, investment can run into the billions, campus footprints can extend across 100+ hectares, and works involve multiple large-scale buildings delivered in phases. This is the calibre of project you'll be commercially responsible for.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, reconciliations of valuations and costs, and amounts for contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliersProvide accurate information to support regular review of cash flow and contract positionsWork with the Procurement Manager to place sub-contracts on works under your control, where requiredConduct detailed examination of contract documents and highlight any anomaliesPrepare, submit, and agree interim and final valuation dates with client representativesPrepare all necessary take-offs in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departmentsPrepare contract final accounts for each completed section of the works, including all adjustments, and submit and agree with client representativesCarefully record all details involving contractual delaysManage and coach contract surveyors, assistant surveyors, and junior surveyors reporting to youRequirements
10+ years' experience, preferably with a main contractorPrevious project experience in construction/civil engineering/infrastructure, ideally including large-scale or complex programmesNEC experience Chartered or working towards chartership with the Society of Chartered Surveyors (SCS)Excellent interpersonal and communication skillsExcellent IT skillsBenefits
As a permanent employee, you will benefit from:
Competitive salaryTravel allowanceRelocation allowance (where applicable)Pension
To apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected], give me a call on 02036573167 or WhatsApp me on +27645053449.
Blyth, England, United KingdomFull Time
Quantity Surveyor - Utilities HS2 Major London Infrastructure Project | Main Contractor | Up to 60k p/aThe RoleWe're... Read more
Quantity Surveyor - Utilities HS2
Major London Infrastructure Project | Main Contractor | Up to 60k p/a
The Role
We're seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to manage cost and commercial activities for the utilities civils scope on a major station modernisation scheme in London on HS2. You'll work across drainage, water supply, power distribution, and telecoms infrastructure, supporting the design, procurement, and delivery teams.
Key Responsibilities
Establish and maintain cost budgets and forecasts for utilities civils packagesManage variation orders and change control on utilities scopeMonitor subcontractor invoicing, cost forecasts, and payment applicationsTrack expenditure against budget and report variance to project controlsLiaise with civils engineers and site management on cost implications of design changesManage commercial claims and cost-related correspondenceMaintain records and documentation to support the commercial positionAbout You
Qualified QS (RICS preferred) or equivalent experience in utilities civils or infrastructure cost managementProven track record on major infrastructure or station/rail projectsStrong Excel and cost management software skillsComfortable managing multiple subcontractors and work packagesExcellent communication and stakeholder managementWhat We Offer
Up to 60k Per Annum + BenefitsFull-time Permanent RoleHigh-profile London infrastructure projectIf you're interested, please submit your profile to [email protected].
Read lessLondon, England, United KingdomPermanent
Senior Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager - One North Quay (Life Science Facility) Canary Wharf, London | Permanent... Read more
Senior Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager - One North Quay (Life Science Facility) Canary Wharf, London | Permanent | Up to £95k (SQS) / Up to £108k (CM) + Benefits
Our client, a leading main contractor, is looking for a Senior Quantity Surveyor - or a Commercial Manager for the right candidate - to join their team on a landmark life science facility at One North Quay, Canary Wharf.
You'll take ownership of commercial management on a high-profile life science build, working closely with the operational team to protect and maximise contractual entitlements. Depending on experience, this role could suit someone ready to step up into a Commercial Manager position.
Key Responsibilities
Promote a safety-first culture across all project activitiesEnsure compliance with legal, contractual, and company processesUnderstand contract terms and manage commercial risks and opportunities under a bespoke contract (similar in structure to JCT)Maintain accurate records to support contractual entitlementsPrepare and submit applications, securing payment and variationsManage subcontract accounts through to final accountMonitor progress and provide accurate commercial reportingSupport negotiation and settlement of the final account with the clientFor CM-level candidates: broader oversight of the commercial team and project commercial strategy
What We're Looking For
Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within commercial/complex build environmentsExperience working on life science, laboratory, or high-specification technical builds is highly advantageousDegree/HNC level qualification and/or significant relevant experienceExperience managing change and subcontract accountsGood working knowledge of JCT contracts, or bespoke contracts based on JCT principlesCandidates with Commercial Manager-level experience are encouraged to apply and will be considered for a higher packageSalary & Benefits
Salary negotiable, in line with similar senior commercial roles£300 per month car allowance (non-car, fixed)Travel allowance (details available from the hiring manager)Project bonus scheme (details available from the hiring manager)25 days holiday plus bank holidaysPension with up to 8% employer contributionPrivate healthcare24/7 employee assistance programmeFlexible benefits and discountsPersonal development programmeTo apply, please submit your CV or feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation. Send an email to [email protected]
Read lessLondon, England, United KingdomPermanent
Quantity Surveyor - Utilities Major London Infrastructure Project | Main Contractor | Up to 60k p/aThe RoleWe're seeking... Read more
Quantity Surveyor - Utilities
Major London Infrastructure Project | Main Contractor | Up to 60k p/a
The Role
We're seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to manage cost and commercial activities for the utilities civils scope on a major station modernisation scheme in London. You'll work across drainage, water supply, power distribution, and telecoms infrastructure, supporting the design, procurement, and delivery teams.
Key Responsibilities
Establish and maintain cost budgets and forecasts for utilities civils packagesManage variation orders and change control on utilities scopeMonitor subcontractor invoicing, cost forecasts, and payment applicationsTrack expenditure against budget and report variance to project controlsLiaise with civils engineers and site management on cost implications of design changesManage commercial claims and cost-related correspondenceMaintain records and documentation to support the commercial positionAbout You
Qualified QS (RICS preferred) or equivalent experience in utilities civils or infrastructure cost managementProven track record on major infrastructure or station/rail projectsStrong Excel and cost management software skillsComfortable managing multiple subcontractors and work packagesExcellent communication and stakeholder managementWhat We Offer
Up to 60k Per Annum + BenefitsFull-time Permanent RoleHigh-profile London infrastructure project Read lessLondon, England, United KingdomPermanent
Senior Quantity Surveyor The Senior Quantity Surveyor will manage all cost and commercial aspects of the utilities civils... Read more
Senior Quantity Surveyor
The Senior Quantity Surveyor will manage all cost and commercial aspects of the utilities civils package, including drainage, water supply, power distribution, and telecoms infrastructure. This is a lead position responsible for budget establishment, cost control, commercial negotiations, and claims management.
Responsibilities
Establish, maintain, and report on utilities civils budgets and cost forecastsManage variation orders, change control processes, and cost implications of design changesReview and process subcontractor invoices, valuations, and payment applicationsManage commercial claims and cost-related correspondence with stakeholdersProvide cost advice to engineers, site management, and the design teamMonitor expenditure against budget and escalate varianceDevelop and manage procurement strategy for utilities civils scopeMentor junior QS and cost support staffMaintain commercial documentation and records to support project positionAttend project controls and commercial meetingsEssential
RICS-qualified Quantity Surveyor or equivalent professional qualificationMinimum 8 years' experience in utilities civils or major infrastructure cost managementProven track record on rail, station, or major London infrastructure projectsStrong commercial acumen and negotiation skillsAdvanced Excel and cost management software proficiencyExcellent written and verbal communicationStakeholder management experience across multi-disciplinary teamsDesirable
Experience with NEC or similar modern contract formsFamiliarity with BIM or integrated project delivery modelsTrack record managing complex claims and disputesIf you wish to highlight your application, please email [email protected]. Please note that due to the volume of applications that may be received, we may not be able to get back to you individually. If you have not heard back within two weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Read lessLondon, England, United KingdomPermanent
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