Quantity Surveyor
Roles & Responsibilities Include: Liaising directly with design teams and client representatives in preparation of tender. Commencing all relevant work in relation to receipt of a tender enquiry such as analysing the project, breaking out subcontractor and supplier enquiries, selecting suitable subcontractors and suppliers. Undertaking site surveys to analyse any potential risks and highlight as appropriate. Preparation of pricing documents and the formatting of these documents into the standard layout. Cost planning at pre-contract and post-contract stages. Maximising the Company's cash flow through accurate forecasting of payments and receipts, clear communication with clients and supply chain, and swift reconciliation of any cash critical issues. Ensuring projects are run in a coordinated manner and in accordance with plans by assisting the contracts team. Fair and reasonable assessment of subcontract valuations and final account agreement in a timely manner. Submitting valuations and resultant certification in relation to the progress of works and the value of the specific contract. Developing and maintaining effective working relationships with key consultants to support the overall progress of the project. Liaising directly with design teams and client representatives to understand client requirements.
The Successful Quantity Surveyor: In-depth knowledge of the construction process including both fit-out and refurbishment. Experience in the majority of the above roles & responsibilities. Degree qualified or NVQ, BTEC or Higher National equivalent. Preferably 5 years full-time experience in a surveying role with a leading reputable main/principal contractor. Good understanding of JCT forms of contract & contract law. Good knowledge and understanding of Word and Excel packages. Good verbal and written communication skills.
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Roles & Responsibilities Include: Liaising directly with design teams and client representatives in preparation of tender. Commencing all relevant work in relation to receipt of a tender enquiry such as analysing the project, breaking out subcontractor and supplier enquiries, selecting suitable subcontractors and suppliers. Undertaking site surveys to analyse any potential risks and highlight as appropriate. Preparation of pricing documents and the formatting of these documents into the standard layout. Cost planning at pre-contract and post-contract stages. Maximising the Company's cash flow through accurate forecasting of payments and receipts, clear communication with clients and supply chain, and swift reconciliation of any cash critical issues. Ensuring projects are run in a coordinated manner and in accordance with plans by assisting the contracts team. Fair and reasonable assessment of subcontract valuations and final account agreement in a timely manner. Submitting valuations and resultant certification in relation to the progress of works and the value of the specific contract. Developing and maintaining effective working relationships with key consultants to support the overall progress of the project. Liaising directly with design teams and client representatives to understand client requirements.
The Successful Quantity Surveyor: In-depth knowledge of the construction process including both fit-out and refurbishment. Experience in the majority of the above roles & responsibilities. Degree qualified or NVQ, BTEC or Higher National equivalent. Preferably 5 years full-time experience in a surveying role with a leading reputable main/principal contractor. Good understanding of JCT forms of contract & contract law. Good knowledge and understanding of Word and Excel packages. Good verbal and written communication skills.
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