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A successful Sidcup-based main contractor working across Greater London & Kent now seek an experienced Quantity surveyor to strengthen the existing commercial team. Working on a range of educational, residential and public sector buildings, projects are typically in the 1Mill - 5mill range and can be refurb, new build or extension schemes. With a small experienced team they are continue to grow in a challenging market with multiple new contract awards to bolster existing works. As a result a new role has been created for an additional QS to oversee several projects.
Your new role
As Quantity surveyor, you will be working in a team of 2 reporting to a commercial Director. You will oversee 3-4 projects from a commercial standpoint, from pre-construction to completion. Duties include agreeing subcontractor payments & variations, visiting site to check/measure works, preparing & managing client valuations, creating and presenting monthly CVR report, identifying & managing commercial risks, ensuring effective interaction between commercial and ops teams.
What you'll need to succeed
You will be an experienced Quantity surveyor with clear experience of working with a small to medium main contractor, You will be comfortable managing your own schemes and dealing with with the technical documentation associated with this. You will be fully computer-literate and be looking for a long-term career move.
What you'll get in return
A competitive salary and travel allowance
What you need to do now
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