Back to search
I'm currently working with a central London based main contractor with the hire of an intermediate/ experienced Quantity Surveyor.
£75,000 - £80,000 per annum
Hybrid working - home working and office/ site
Central London
Door to door travel paid for
You will undertake project work for corporate landlords, asset managers, charities, trusts, and freeholders carrying out refurbishment contracts (external, internal, combined), typically on traditional and heritage buildings, plus some modern buildings
In this client facing position you will work with surveyors, property consultants, and property managers, and will execute JCT Contracts (Minor & Intermediate and Design & Build) between the value of £50k to £1.5m
Responsibilities- Be commercially alert and able to analyse the financial elements of the project
- Have a good understanding of JCT Minor & Intermediate Contracts, as well as some knowledge of D&B Contracts
- Undertake cost estimating, tendering, planning, procurement, interim valuations, and cost monitoring
- Subcontractor management, prepare Sub-contracts and agree valuations and final accounts
- Prepare schedules of repairs, obtain approval from the CA and let to the subcontractor
- Variation pricing & management
- Manage labour budgets with Contracts Manager & site managers
- Provide monthly cost value reporting and cash flow forecasting
- Form and develop sustainable long-term relationships with new and existing clients
- IT skills - proficient with Google & Microsoft software esp. Excel
- Experience working on refurbishment projects is an advantage
- Main Contractor work experience is preferred
- Experience working in the London market is essential
- Construction Commercial Management related qualification is essential
- Valid Driving Licence is preferred but not essential
Next stepsInterviews will be held in November. The job spec is available post initial telephone conversation with myself.If this isn't quite right for you but you know someone who may be suited, please do pass on my details to them.
