Quantity Surveyor

An opportunity to work on our MOD project in Plymouth, delivering major redevelopment works over the coming years.

PAYE basis

£350 – £430 per day depending on experience/qualificationsPaid Holidays: 30 days per year (including bank holidays)

Must Have

• Professionally qualified operator and/or Graduate Qualification in Quantity Surveying or Commercial Management (HNC, BSc, MSc or equivalent).
• Experience working as a Quantity Surveyor within construction/civils/infrastructure projects.
• Fully conversant and experienced with NEC Contracts.
• CSCS White PQP/AQP Card.
• Experience with subcontractor management, valuations and payments.
• Experience preparing and reviewing monthly cost reports and forecasts.
• Commercially aware with strong contractual knowledge.
• Experience monitoring budgets and forecasting project spend.
• Strong communication and client-facing skills.
• Experience managing change control procedures and commercial risks.
• Confident IT skills including strong knowledge of Microsoft Excel and MS Office.
• Experience using Coins/Causeway accounting systems preferred.
• Experience with CEMAR desirable but not essential.
• Strong organisational and time management skills.
• Ability to work within a highly skilled and diverse team environment.
• Full UK Driving Licence.
• Educated to Degree level or equivalent experience.
• Professional Accreditation such as RICS/ICE desirable.
• Must be eligible for BPSS Security Clearance.
• Candidates must hold a passport from a NATO or MISWG member country and have resided in the UK for the past 5 years.

This role is site based – Monday to Friday45 hours per week 08:00am – 17:30pm

Key Responsibilities

• Provide commercial and contractual support to the management and delivery teams
• Prepare financial and contractual performance forecasts
• Ensure business targets and KPI s are achieved or exceeded
• Monitor and maximise project cash flow ensuring payments are made and received on time
• Prepare and review monthly cost reports and monitor project trends
• Forecast and monitor spend against approved client budgets
• Carry out measurement of works and agreement with clients and subcontractors
• Manage subcontractor accounts including certification, valuation and payment processes
• Manage subcontractor enquiries, negotiations, procurement and final account agreements
• Implement and maintain contract change control procedures
• Assess, review and mitigate commercial and contractual risks
• Maintain strong communication with clients, subcontractors and internal stakeholders
• Ensure compliance with company commercial procedures and standards
• Support the successful delivery of major infrastructure and defence projects

Some Benefits

• Pension
• Training and upskilling provided
• Safe working environment
• Life Insurance
• Secure regular income

Lodge/Digs can be available.

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