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Senior Quantity Surveyor Overview The Senior Quantity Surveyor is responsible for the project budgets and keeping on top of all the costs involved in large-scale construction projects. You will oversee projects and monitor plans to ensure deadlines are met, projects stay within budget and work is up to standard. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be supported and guided by the Operations Director, to whom they will report to. The successful applicant must possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills and be able to demonstrate strong attention to detail. Duties of the Senior Quantity Surveyor include: • Maximise profit and minimise cost • Review and issue budgets for labour, plant, material, prelims etc… • Oversee and maintain monthly cost reports against budgets • Identify and effectively highlight and manage any risks • Manage expectations internally and externally • Build a team to provide commercial support and advice for each department. Requirements of the role: The successful applicant will: * Ideally have the relevant experience / hold a relevant qualification (e.g. Quantity Surveying or Construction Management). * Have experience in the Cladding / Facades market. * Strong educational background with good numeracy and literacy skills. * Demonstrate and develop an understanding of cost and value with strong contractual knowledge. * Be self-motivated, detail orientated and very organised, with an aptitude for working with numbers and absorbing and analysing technical information. * Strong commercial awareness * Demonstrate a genuine interest and understanding of construction processes. * Be able to work well both in a team and individually with the ability to manage a team. * Possess good communication skills. * Remain calm under pressure. * Hold a valid, clean driving licence

Site Project Manager Overview The Site Project Manager will manage the day to day operations on site and ensure that labour is working safely and efficiently, in line with the current design and programme. The Site Project Manager must possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and strong attention to detail. Duties of the Site Project Manager include (but not limited to): Site set up. Through liaison with Contract Manager (CM). * Communicate with the project team and client. * Ensure RAMS cover current operations and communicate to all operatives to ensure they are being worked to. * Provide operatives with current up to date drawings and details. * Report against the current target programme * Ensure that all required H/S paperwork is completed and understood by all site operatives including.Familiarise themself with the project specific Inspection & Test plan, and communication to operatives Throughout the project: Material & Fixings * Liaise with the buyer on a daily basis to update the material tracker for the project. * Check that all materials/fixings have been or are still being delivered to site on the required date. * Raising site Material Requests (MR) in a timely manner. * Follow up any unchecked deliveries, within the required timescales to demonstrate any damage/ shortfall/ manufacture defect/ fabrication issues etc… * Sending information into the office daily, to allow correct notification to suppliers and help manage the supplier relationship. * Sign out and record any items of hired plant (MEWPs/ scaffold towers/ small tools etc…) to subcontractors and ensure that any items that have been hired for use are off hired at the earliest opportunity. Labour * Ensure that correct, current information is given to the subcontractor to build to. * Undertake daily briefings to allocate work force to areas of work in line with the programme. * Record attendance on weekly allocation sheets. Meetings/Briefings * Hold daily briefings with site operatives. * Attend all weekly/fortnightly site meetings with the CM and client. Health & Safety * Communicate to all operatives project specific Method Statement and Risk Assessments and record signatures to demonstrate their understanding. * Undertake weekly, or as further required, toolbox talks for operatives and document their understanding. * Highlight any concerns that the RAMS need further development to suit changes on site or in scope etc… * Facilitate site visits with our external H&S advisors BSG and highlight/ record any concerns. * Ensure sight of and record scaffold/ MEWP access checks are being undertaken by the MC/ operatives. * Administer any permit to work systems in place. QA * Take responsibility for implementing and completing the project specific ITP. * Inspect subcontractor works and ensure that the installation is in line with manufacturers installation tolerances and guidelines

Senior Quantity Surveyor Overview The Senior Quantity Surveyor is responsible for the project budgets and keeping on top of all the costs involved in large-scale construction projects. You will oversee projects and monitor plans to ensure deadlines are met, projects stay within budget and work is up to standard. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be supported and guided by the Operations Director, to whom they will report to. The successful applicant must possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills and be able to demonstrate strong attention to detail. Duties of the Senior Quantity Surveyor include: • Maximise profit and minimise cost • Review and issue budgets for labour, plant, material, prelims etc… • Oversee and maintain monthly cost reports against budgets • Identify and effectively highlight and manage any risks • Manage expectations internally and externally • Build a team to provide commercial support and advice for each department. Requirements of the role: The successful applicant will: * Ideally have the relevant experience / hold a relevant qualification (e.g. Quantity Surveying or Construction Management). * Have experience in the Cladding / Facades market. * Strong educational background with good numeracy and literacy skills. * Demonstrate and develop an understanding of cost and value with strong contractual knowledge. * Be self-motivated, detail orientated and very organised, with an aptitude for working with numbers and absorbing and analysing technical information. * Strong commercial awareness * Demonstrate a genuine interest and understanding of construction processes. * Be able to work well both in a team and individually with the ability to manage a team. * Possess good communication skills. * Remain calm under pressure. * Hold a valid, clean driving licence

Site Project Manager Overview The Site Project Manager will manage the day to day operations on site and ensure that labour is working safely and efficiently, in line with the current design and programme. The Site Project Manager must possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and strong attention to detail. Duties of the Site Project Manager include (but not limited to): Site set up. Through liaison with Contract Manager (CM). * Communicate with the project team and client. * Ensure RAMS cover current operations and communicate to all operatives to ensure they are being worked to. * Provide operatives with current up to date drawings and details. * Report against the current target programme * Ensure that all required H/S paperwork is completed and understood by all site operatives including.Familiarise themself with the project specific Inspection & Test plan, and communication to operatives Throughout the project: Material & Fixings * Liaise with the buyer on a daily basis to update the material tracker for the project. * Check that all materials/fixings have been or are still being delivered to site on the required date. * Raising site Material Requests (MR) in a timely manner. * Follow up any unchecked deliveries, within the required timescales to demonstrate any damage/ shortfall/ manufacture defect/ fabrication issues etc… * Sending information into the office daily, to allow correct notification to suppliers and help manage the supplier relationship. * Sign out and record any items of hired plant (MEWPs/ scaffold towers/ small tools etc…) to subcontractors and ensure that any items that have been hired for use are off hired at the earliest opportunity. Labour * Ensure that correct, current information is given to the subcontractor to build to. * Undertake daily briefings to allocate work force to areas of work in line with the programme. * Record attendance on weekly allocation sheets. Meetings/Briefings * Hold daily briefings with site operatives. * Attend all weekly/fortnightly site meetings with the CM and client. Health & Safety * Communicate to all operatives project specific Method Statement and Risk Assessments and record signatures to demonstrate their understanding. * Undertake weekly, or as further required, toolbox talks for operatives and document their understanding. * Highlight any concerns that the RAMS need further development to suit changes on site or in scope etc… * Facilitate site visits with our external H&S advisors BSG and highlight/ record any concerns. * Ensure sight of and record scaffold/ MEWP access checks are being undertaken by the MC/ operatives. * Administer any permit to work systems in place. QA * Take responsibility for implementing and completing the project specific ITP. * Inspect subcontractor works and ensure that the installation is in line with manufacturers installation tolerances and guidelines