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What if you could do the kind of work the world needs? At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you. We are looking for graduates for our PMCM team, who have a flexible approach and an appetite to learn in a leading Engineering and Professional Advisory services consultancy. We want you to enjoy working in a collaborative environment where you can apply your skills working for a diverse range of clients and projects. We are recruiting for Graduates in the following teams and locations: PMCM - Civils Infrastructure & Utilities: London, Manchester or Birmingham PMCM - Rail:Leeds or Manchester PMCM - Buildings:London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast, Manchester, Sheffield, Cardiff or Bristol PMCM - Programme Solutions: UK Wide A Little bit more about your role and the team Working as a Graduate Project Manager or Quantity Surveyor in our PMCM teams will mean working on exciting and innovative projects in the UK and around the world. Our team of 450 people are based across all regions of the UK predominantly based in the London, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield, Cardiff, Glasgow and Belfast offices. We work as a partner to our clients from the feasibility stage, through design and into procurement and construction stages of projects. PROJECTS Our teams work on some of the most prestigious projects in the UK, and you will be helping deliver projects such as: Network Rail Enhancement Programmes Transport for Manchester Metro Schemes, Dublin Metrolink, HS2, East West Rail & Trans Pennine route upgrade Parliament - Cast Iron Roofs Replacement, CCTV and Westminster Hall DfE School Replacement Programme University of Southampton Scottish Power Property Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service's Learning and Development Centre 22 Bishopsgate Heathrow Terminal 2B Eden Project North (Morecambe) Aston Villa Stadium Redevelopment Our PMCM Teams include: PMCM Civils Infrastructure & Utilities The PMCM Civil Infrastructure and Utilities Team focuses on the Roads, Aviation, Defence, Industrial, Water and Energy sectors. Within our team we are looking for Graduate Project Managers and Quantity Surveyors to join us. As a Project Manager within our team, you can expect a rich, structured and fast-paced journey that blends technical development with real-world impact. Our graduates help to plan, coordinate and deliver complex civil infrastructure and utilities projects. You'll be part of a multidisciplinary team that transforms ideas into reality across engineering, environmental consulting, and infrastructure. You'll contribute directly, managing timelines, budgets, risks and stakeholder relationships, whilst learning how to lead. Day-to-day activities could include: Project Support & Coordination. Assist in planning, scheduling, and monitoring project progress, identifying potential risks and assisting in developing mitigation strategies. Help prepare project documentation, reports, and presentations. Attend client meetings and support communication between internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders to manage expectations and ensure smooth collaboration. Support financial monitoring and reporting and help ensure projects stay within budget, flag any variances. Assist with managing contracts under frameworks like NEC or bespoke agreements. Learn how to interpret and apply contract terms in real scenarios. Ensure project activities align with WSP's quality management systems and help promote health, safety and sustainability across all phases. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor in this team, you'll support the commercial and financial management of construction and infrastructure projects across transport, water, and defence. Working with experienced professionals, you'll get involved with cost planning, procurement, contract administration and value engineering, helping clients to manage risks and maximise value throughout the project lifecycle. Day-to-day activities could include: Assisting in preparing initial cost estimates and budgets for construction projects. Supporting feasibility studies and value engineering exercises. Helping draft tender documents and evaluate contractor bids. Contributing to procurement strategy and contract selection. Monitoring contract variations and ensure accurate documentation. Supporting the management of payment applications and interim valuations. Measure quantities on-site or from drawings to assess progress. Value completed work and prepare cost reports. Track project costs and assist in forecasting final account values. Identify risks and opportunities to improve cost efficiency. Attend meetings with clients and contractors. Provide commercial advice and updates on project financials. Compile monthly cost reports, profit/loss summaries, and financial dashboards. Maintain accurate records of project changes and commercial decisions. PMCM Rail As a Graduate Project Manager in the PMCM Rail team you will be involved in the delivery of complex rail projects of regional, national, and international significance. You will assist in the integration of multi-disciplinary design teams, ensuring project delivery safely, of a high-quality, timely, and budget-compliant. Our Graduate Project Managers are curious, adaptable and ready to take on complex projects or programmes of work, alongside Project Managers. You'll collaborate with Clients and with internal multi-disciplinary teams, utilising WSP offices, Client offices and/or site locations to deliver programmes of strategic regional and national importance. You will, on occasion, visit sites in this role. Day-to-Day activities could include: Assisting the Project Manager in developing detailed project plans, including timelines, budgets, resource allocation, and risk management. Monitoring project progress, identifying potential issues, and implement corrective actions. Assisting the Project Manager in managing project budgets, including cost estimation, tracking, and reporting. Reviewing project expenditures and invoices. Managing changes and delays affecting the project and ensuring these are resolved or mitigated accordingly Dealing with RFIs, early warnings, and general communications to reduce project risk and ensure successful project delivery. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor in the PMCM Rail team you will be involved in the delivery of complex rail projects of regional, national and international significance. You will support the commercial and financial management of these projects. Working in this team you'll get involved with cost planning, procurement, contract administration and value engineering, helping clients to manage risks as well as maximising value across the project lifecycle. You will on occasion, visit sites in this role. Day-to-day activities could include: Assisting in preparing initial cost estimate and budgets for construction projects. Support feasibility studies and value engineering exercises. Contribute to procurement strategy and contract selection. Supporting the management of payment applications and interim valuations. Measure quantities on-site or from drawings to assess progress. Value completed work and prepare cost reports. Tracking project costs. Identifying risks and opportunities to improve cost efficiency. Compile monthly cost reports, profit/loss summaries and financial dashboards. PMCM Buildings The PMCM Buildings Team focuses on properties and buildings across many sectors including local authorities, residential, education, central government, and commercial sectors. There are opportunities for Graduates in this team to be involved in diverse multi-disciplinary teams at the early stages of projects when project delivery plans are being formed and options are being assessed, through to involvement in the latter stages where facilities are being designed and built. Within our team we are looking for Graduate Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors and Building Surveyors to join us. Day-to-day activities: Planning of Projects Monitoring project progress against the schedule Managing risks Supporting engagement with stakeholders Developing cost estimates and tracking costs Supporting the management of contracts PMCM Programme Solutions Be part of WSP's Project Controls team, where you'll help deliver projects that transform cities, infrastructure, and lives. We work across a variety of sectors including Rail, Energy and highways. As a graduate, you'll learn how to keep projects on track-combining document control, performance reporting, and scheduling to drive excellence. Assist in maintaining and updating project schedules using industry-standard tools. Support document control processes, ensuring accuracy and version management. Prepare performance reports (cost, schedule, KPIs) for project and client teams. . click apply for full job details

Overview Launch your career with Gleeds - a global consultancy shaping the future of the built environment. We're looking to bring onboard our 2026 graduate project controls planners. If you're looking for a place that champions your growth, supports your journey to full qualification, and gives you the chance to work on world-class projects, then the Gleeds construct graduate programme is where your future begins. At Gleeds, we believe in creating long-term relationships with not only our clients, but our people as well. We have a proven track record of supporting our graduates as they grow, helping them become the best version of themselves both professionally and personally - creating a workplace that is efficient, inclusive, and fun to be a part of. Our Construct Graduate Programme sets you up for long-term success with: Real project experience Support and guidance from industry experts Professional reviews and development support Full backing to achieve chartered status (RICS, CIOB, APM, and more) We're committed to helping you achieve professional accreditation. You'll receive: Full financial support for accreditation costs Help with paperwork and application processes Access to industry-recognised training Depending on your role, you'll work towards chartered status with leading professional bodies such as RICS, CIOB, APM, and more. Ready to shape the future of project delivery? At Gleeds, you'll do more than schedule tasks - you'll help plan, monitor, and control projects that transform communities. As a graduate project Controls planner, you'll have unlimited access to our experts, all with years of experience across the industry. They'll guide you as you gain hands-on experience in Planning, reporting scheduling, cost and risk management. Programme and Project Control Graduate Project Controllers/Planner support the management of construction projects, helping ensure timelines, budgets, and quality standards are met. They work closely with project managers and teams to keep everything coordinated and on track. Planning Support: Assist in setting project goals, scope, and detailed schedules. Team Coordination: Help align subcontractors, engineers, and consultants through data and reporting. Budget Control: Support cost tracking and forecasting alongside quantity surveyors to manage budgets. Scheduling: Monitor progress, update timelines, and flag potential delays early. Quality & Compliance: Help ensure project work adheres to standards and regulations through documentation. Communication: Prepare updates, reports, and assist with meetings to keep stakeholders informed. Your role will encompass (but is not limited to) the following: Develop and update construction project schedules using planning software Monitor project progress and update timelines accordingly Track budgets, costs, and forecast changes Gather progress data from site teams and subcontractors Prepare status reports on schedule, costs, and risks Identify potential delays and suggest mitigation measures Maintain project documentation and records Assist in resource planning and allocation What we're looking for : Strong communication and organisational skills Confidence with MS Office tools Enthusiasm, adaptability, and a team mindset Right to live and work in the UK A degree or masters (completed or completing by August 2026) within construction project management, civil engineering, or project management or built environment disciplines. If this sounds like you, we'd be delighted to receive your application and support you on your journey to becoming a fully accredited member of the Gleeds team. What benefits can you expect from Gleeds? At Gleeds, we know people power our success, which is why we are constantly evaluating our benefits offering to make sure everyone knows how valued they are here: Structured professional and personal development through our construct graduate programme. 25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays and the option to purchase additional days. Highly competitive salary and the opportunity to increase this through continuous reviews. Volunteering opportunities to engage with your local community or charitable organisations. Employee Assistance Programme to ensure your health and personal well-being comes first. Expand your horizons with global opportunities available to everyone. Agile ways of working arrangements to ensure you have a healthy work-life balance. A supportive and people-focused company that is a recognised Great Place To Work 2025 Access to a health cash plan, which includes access to discounts on gym memberships, health products and experience days. About us Gleeds is a global property and construction consultancy with over 150 years of expertise, operating in 28 countries worldwide. From iconic landmarks to critical infrastructure, we drive innovation, sustainability and value, delivering transformative projects that shape communities and redefine the built environment.

As a Site Manager your role will include but is not limited to the following; Set up and maintain a safe, clean, tidy workplace. Ensure all HSE legislation and site rules are followed ensuring sufficient clean, spare PPE for immediate issue to people found not to be properly equipped. Develop and update the Health and Safety, Environmental and Quality Plans, Waste Management plan, Carbon Calculator and Materials Management Plan in consultation with the Project / Contracts Manager Promote safe environmental and quality culture and record achievements, this will include preparing and presenting site inductions to all personnel and other periodic toolbox talks and training. Inform the Training Assistant/Contracts Manager of any training needs of operatives. Produce method statements and risk assessments. Carry out health, safety & environmental inspections of site works weekly. Responsible for Incident Reports, security and waste management arrangements including transfer notes Compliance with environmental action plan. Obtain and comply with license and consents. Complete Plant & material requisitions as required, and returns on a weekly basis. Assess labour and skills required for tasks, procure and release in a timely manner Ensure that timesheets are fully completed and accurate for the hours worked on site. Provide record of site hours monthly to QHSE Review and complete sickness forms, carry out return to work interview and authorise holidays. Review and update materials requirement list, to include long lead in items. Review specification and drawings. Complete material requisition form and materials Returns Form. Identify requirements and complete subcontract procurement schedule. Review prices, comparison table, attend subcontract appraisal interviews. Sub-contractor RAMS Review including temporary works. Review CTQ register and raise Early Warning if response is overdue or delaying works. Manage contractual paperwork including variations (PMI, CTQs, Early Warnings and CE's) Co-ordinate subcontractor design where applicable. Complete Temporary Works Design Brief and send to the Design Department Produce Inspection and Test Plan Produce internal snagging list & arrange snagging to be carried out Arrange client inspection & completion of handover form. Update contract programme weekly with project planner, highlighting delays to commercial team. Integrate subcontractor work. Issue hard copy A3 four weekly programme to Foreman and Engineer. Ensure daily/weekly briefing and review meetings are carried out, ensuring all on site understand what is to be done by when and what can be improved upon and learned from. Maintain/manage site records including those by other site personnel. Completion of Project Close-Out reports. Develop and review regularly method statements and risk assessments. Review and ensure the relevant company procedures are complied with. Involved in production of interim valuations and final accounts taking into account variations and day works. Produce Monthly report. Update commercial forecast in line with current project programme with the QS. Identify and provide information to QS for variations. Review and authorise subcontractor time sheets. Meet with residents/landowners/stakeholders to agree the method and timing of works. Meet with utility companies to agree diversions. Manage your team & delegating suitable responsibilities to team members. Sharing knowledge & training as required. Promote effective inter-team working across all functional departments. Monitor the morale & motivation of the team. Promote a culture of openness and honesty. Monitor performance standards & manage expectations. Manage rewards, awards, grievance & disciplinary matters Training Full driving licence CSCS card Manager/Academically Qualified Site Safety Plus - SMSTS certificate Temporary Works Coordinator First Aid at Work Fire Warden CPCS Appointed Person (desirable) Qualifications HND/C or BSc/BEng in Civil Engineering or NVQ L5/6 in Construction Site Management Heavy civils, deep drainage and RC Works

Overview Cost Manager Real Estate Construction Gleeds LLP, Oxford (OX1) Permanent Full time Hybrid About this opportunity We are searching for a quantity surveyor or cost manager with experience in property construction to join our Oxford office as part of our expanding Oxford Cost Management team. Our Oxford office is one of the local market leaders, possessing a well earned, positive reputation with the local client base. Working with clients ranging from private developers & local authorities to central government bodies and world renowned institutions, joining the team will provide opportunities to work on schemes across a range of sectors. Recent projects include new build and fit-outs for cutting edge lab, research and innovation facilities, refurbishments of listed buildings & historic landmarks, crucial hospital improvement projects, prime mixed use developments and more. Joining us you'll ideally have experience planning, estimating & managing costs for construction projects from early feasibility stages through to final account, advising clients and producing cost reports independently or with minimal supervision. Benefits Support & guidance from experienced chartered professionals Exposure to various industries and sectors, opportunities Opportunities to further develop your technical & professional skills Regular social events to foster positive team culture A clear, structured and consultative career development pathway Responsibilities Supporting Business Unit Directors in delivering business objectives. Positively engaging with Customers and developing, growing and maintaining Customer relationships. Delivering high quality services and ensuring that cost management deliverables meet Customers' requirements. Managing projects and to deliver high quality services and deliverables in accordance with the business procedures. Preparing and presenting order of cost estimates and option studies. Cost planning. Cost-in-use studies. Advising on and implementing procurement strategies. Preparing tender documentation and managing the tender process, including designing tender marking schemes Evaluating and reporting on tenders. Valuing completed work and arranging for payments. Settling final accounts. Administrating contracts as Contract Administrator or Employer's Agent. Producing and presenting reports to Customers. Identifying new business development opportunities and driving growth across the Business Units activities. Managing service delivery for profit. Advising Directors promptly of any issues that have arisen, or that might arise, on projects; in particular those that might impact on Gleeds professional indemnity (PI) insurance. As a Gleeds team member Opportunities to develop and grow your career A contributory pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Our global travel scholarship programme Flexible working arrangements Who we're looking for Experience, Knowledge and Key Skills Sound cost management experience post MRICS qualification. Sound knowledge and practical experience of cost estimating and planning. Good knowledge of construction methods and materials. Working knowledge of construction procurement strategies, including tendering and contract strategies. Good knowledge and experience of post-contract cost management tasks Clear and effective communication skills - both oral and written Methodical way of thinking and approach to work Good organisational skills and the ability to quickly adapt to changing environments. Excellent problem, negotiating, finance and numeracy management skills Sound ICT skills, with a good level of proficiency in MS Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint; Ability to absorb complex information and assess requirements readily Clear understanding of legislation impacting on building contracts Ability to work as part of a team Qualifications MRICS (Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) About us Gleeds is a global property and construction consultancy with over 150 years of expertise, operating in 28 countries worldwide. From iconic landmarks to critical infrastructure, we drive innovation, sustainability and value, delivering transformative projects that shape communities and redefine the built environment.

Overview Launch your career with Gleeds - a global consultancy shaping the future of the built environment. We're looking to bring onboard our 2026 graduate quantity surveyors. If you're looking for a place that champions your growth, supports your journey to full qualification, and gives you the chance to work on world-class projects, then the Gleeds construct graduate programme is where your future begins. At Gleeds, we believe in creating long-term relationships with not only our clients, but our people as well. We have a proven track record of supporting our graduates as they grow, helping them become the best version of themselves both professionally and personally - creating a workplace that is efficient, inclusive, and fun to be a part of. Our Construct graduate programme sets you up for long-term success with: Real project experience Support and guidance from industry experts Professional reviews and development support Full backing to achieve chartered status (RICS, CIOB, APM, and more) We're committed to helping you achieve professional accreditation. You'll receive: Full financial support for accreditation costs Help with paperwork and application processes Access to industry-recognised training Depending on your role, you'll work towards chartered status with leading professional bodies such as RICS, CIOB, APM, and more. The role Ready to shape the future of construction cost management? At Gleeds, you'll do more than crunch numbers - you'll help deliver projects that transform communities. As a Graduate Quantity Surveyor, you'll have unlimited access to our experts, all with years of experience across the industry. They'll guide you as you gain hands-on experience in estimating, planning, tendering, and contract management. Cost management and quantity surveying Our cost managers keep construction projects financially on track - from the first sketches to the final sign-off. They manage costs, contracts, and procurement to ensure everything runs smoothly and stays within budget. Cost planning: Estimating budgets and costs throughout the design process. Procurement: Advising on how to hire contractors and managing the tender process. Contract management: Drafting contracts, handling changes, and resolving disputes. Cost control: Monitoring spending, forecasting cash flow, and maximising value. Project close-out: Finalising accounts, ensuring payments, and reviewing performance. Your role will encompass (but is not limited to) the following: Contribute to high-quality service delivery across projects. Support Cost Managers in providing accurate and timely outputs. Assist with preparing cost estimates, cost plans, cost-in-use studies, and tender documentation. Help manage tender processes, including evaluations and reporting. Support contract administration, valuations, payments, final accounts, and client reporting. What we're looking for : Strong communication and organisational skills Confidence with MS Office tools Enthusiasm, adaptability, and a team mindset Right to live and work in the UK A degree or masters (completed or completing by August 2026) within quantity surveying, surveying, construction management, mathematics or physics. Whether your degree is in the built environment or another field, we welcome your application-what matters most is your passion for the discipline and your ambition to grow. If this sounds like you, we'd be delighted to receive your application and support you on your journey to becoming a fully accredited member of the Gleeds team. What benefits can you expect from Gleeds? At Gleeds, we know people power our success, which is why we are constantly evaluating our benefits offering to make sure everyone knows how valued they are here: Structured professional and personal development through our construct graduate programme. 25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays and the option to purchase additional days. Highly competitive salary and the opportunity to increase this through continuous reviews. Volunteering opportunities to engage with your local community or charitable organisations. Employee Assistance Programme to ensure your health and personal well-being comes first. Expand your horizons with global opportunities available to everyone. Agile ways of working arrangements to ensure you have a healthy work-life balance. A supportive and people-focused company that is a recognised Great Place To Work 2025 Access to a health cash plan, which includes access to discounts on gym memberships, health products and experience days. About us Gleeds is a global property and construction consultancy with over 150 years of expertise, operating in 28 countries worldwide. From iconic landmarks to critical infrastructure, we drive innovation, sustainability and value, delivering transformative projects that shape communities and redefine the built environment.