The Role

As a Quantity Surveyor, you will play a vital role within the site and the company to ensure all works are completed to specification, in budget and on time. Working on Highways Civils schemes.

Requirements

For this role it is essential that you carry the following professional qualifications as a minimum;

• Driving Licence
• Degree in Quantity Surveying or related field (Ideal)

For this role it is essential that you hold the skills & experience below;

• Completing Monthly budgets
• Proficient with Microsoft Office Package
• Knowledge in NEC 3 or NEC 4 Contracts
• Excellent communication skills both written and verbal
• Experienced in financial / commercial management of projects
• Experience working on Highways Civils Schemes as a Quantity Surveyor

The Role

• Job Title: Quantity Surveyor
• Location: Preston
• Duration: Permanent

Duties

• Procurement
• Assisting in pricing variations
• Analysis of tender allowances
• Preparing material reconciliations
• Providing input on contractual issues
• Cash management and maximisation
• Manage the procurement of sub-contractors
• Preparing and submitting material delivery sheets
• Strong communication, sales and presentation skills
• Assist in the production of monthly project cost and progress reports
• Maintain sustainable and productive relationships with existing clients
• Develop accurate and consistent bids with the help of relevant departments
• Preparation and administration of procurement advice, tenders, tender reviews and advice
• Ensure deadlines are actively managed and progress is reported to supervisors as required
• Work with project personnel to ensure that profitable and commercial aspects are understood
• Assisting in the preparation of effective change control during the pre-contract stages and post contract stages
• Aid in the development of commercial relationships with client, partners & supply chain, building respectful, trusting and productive relationships

For more information or to apply please contact Alex Hartley (phone number removed)