MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical - Reading Opportunity for an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical to join an ambitious and growing Technical Services team, supporting MEP packages across high-quality fit-out, refurbishment, life-science and technically challenging projects. This role would suit an experienced Mechanical Building Services professional looking to develop within a dedicated pre-construction position. The focus will be on reducing technical risk, improving scope clarity, strengthening tender quality and ensuring a controlled handover to the delivery team. Working with Technical Commercial Managers, Pre-Construction Managers, estimators, consultants, designers and specialist contractors, you will lead the mechanical technical development of projects from initial review through survey, tender, design development and handover. About the role Our client is seeking an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical to lead the technical development of mechanical MEP packages throughout the pre-construction process. Reporting to the Director of Technical Services, you will support a growing Technical Services function with opportunities for future progression. The role is based in Reading on a hybrid basis, with travel to UK projects as required. You will provide mechanical technical expertise, design coordination, commercial support, scope development, constructability review and compliance assurance, ensuring packages are coordinated, clearly defined and ready for delivery. The role will also provide the opportunity to support the growth of the Technical Services function and assist with the implementation and management of robust procedures as the department develops. Responsibilities for MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical Lead the mechanical development of MEP packages from opportunity stage through to contract handover Review mechanical designs, drawings, specifications and Employer Requirements for compliance, coordination and buildability Identify technical risks, scope gaps, assumptions, exclusions and design responsibilities Work with commercial and estimating teams to improve tender clarity, pricing certainty and risk allocation Review contractor proposals, tender returns, technical clarifications and compliance information Assess mechanical strategies including HVAC, heat gains and losses, ventilation rates, plant locations, controls, public health, drainage and domestic services Review specialist mechanical systems including LEV, fume cupboards, specialist gases, gas detection, sprinkler interfaces, humidification, dehumidification and laboratory resilience requirements Identify mechanical design gaps, plant constraints, service routes, maintenance access issues, commissioning risks and contractor scope splits Attend surveys and client briefings to assess existing services, building constraints and project risks Prepare project-specific MEP scopes, technical qualifications, assumptions and tender information Review drawings, calculations, technical submittals and contractor design development Maintain technical queries, scope updates, design records and document control Prepare and lead pre-contract handovers, ensuring delivery teams receive clear information on risks, design actions and outstanding items Provide technical support to delivery teams where required Requirements Experience in Mechanical Building Services, MEP Technical Services or Pre-Construction Background in fit-out, refurbishment, life-science or technically complex building projects Strong understanding of mechanical infrastructure, HVAC, ventilation, public health and associated building services systems Experience reviewing mechanical designs, specifications, contractor proposals and technical submissions Knowledge of specialist mechanical services including LEV, fume cupboards, specialist gases, gas detection and laboratory environments would be advantageous Commercial awareness and the ability to identify scope gaps, risks, exclusions and design responsibilities Understanding of UK Building Regulations, statutory compliance and relevant industry standards Ability to read and review drawings, specifications, calculations, schedules and Employer Requirements Experience working with consultants, mechanical contractors, specialist contractors, estimators, Quantity Surveyors and project delivery teams Full, clean UK driving licence and own vehicle required What our client offers Opportunity to join and help shape a growing Technical Services function A technical pre-construction role focused on reducing project risk Exposure to complex MEP packages across survey, tender, design and handover stages Collaboration with technical, commercial and delivery teams Opportunity to contribute towards the development of Technical Services procedures and processes as the department grows Career progression towards senior Technical Services and MEP leadership roles Hybrid working from a Reading-based office, with UK project travel Supportive working environment and training opportunities Competitive salary aligned to experience If you would like to hear more about this MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical opportunity, please apply with an up-to-date copy of your CV or contact Michael Beaubrun in our London office on (phone number removed).
02/09/2026
Full time
MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical - Reading Opportunity for an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical to join an ambitious and growing Technical Services team, supporting MEP packages across high-quality fit-out, refurbishment, life-science and technically challenging projects. This role would suit an experienced Mechanical Building Services professional looking to develop within a dedicated pre-construction position. The focus will be on reducing technical risk, improving scope clarity, strengthening tender quality and ensuring a controlled handover to the delivery team. Working with Technical Commercial Managers, Pre-Construction Managers, estimators, consultants, designers and specialist contractors, you will lead the mechanical technical development of projects from initial review through survey, tender, design development and handover. About the role Our client is seeking an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical to lead the technical development of mechanical MEP packages throughout the pre-construction process. Reporting to the Director of Technical Services, you will support a growing Technical Services function with opportunities for future progression. The role is based in Reading on a hybrid basis, with travel to UK projects as required. You will provide mechanical technical expertise, design coordination, commercial support, scope development, constructability review and compliance assurance, ensuring packages are coordinated, clearly defined and ready for delivery. The role will also provide the opportunity to support the growth of the Technical Services function and assist with the implementation and management of robust procedures as the department develops. Responsibilities for MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical Lead the mechanical development of MEP packages from opportunity stage through to contract handover Review mechanical designs, drawings, specifications and Employer Requirements for compliance, coordination and buildability Identify technical risks, scope gaps, assumptions, exclusions and design responsibilities Work with commercial and estimating teams to improve tender clarity, pricing certainty and risk allocation Review contractor proposals, tender returns, technical clarifications and compliance information Assess mechanical strategies including HVAC, heat gains and losses, ventilation rates, plant locations, controls, public health, drainage and domestic services Review specialist mechanical systems including LEV, fume cupboards, specialist gases, gas detection, sprinkler interfaces, humidification, dehumidification and laboratory resilience requirements Identify mechanical design gaps, plant constraints, service routes, maintenance access issues, commissioning risks and contractor scope splits Attend surveys and client briefings to assess existing services, building constraints and project risks Prepare project-specific MEP scopes, technical qualifications, assumptions and tender information Review drawings, calculations, technical submittals and contractor design development Maintain technical queries, scope updates, design records and document control Prepare and lead pre-contract handovers, ensuring delivery teams receive clear information on risks, design actions and outstanding items Provide technical support to delivery teams where required Requirements Experience in Mechanical Building Services, MEP Technical Services or Pre-Construction Background in fit-out, refurbishment, life-science or technically complex building projects Strong understanding of mechanical infrastructure, HVAC, ventilation, public health and associated building services systems Experience reviewing mechanical designs, specifications, contractor proposals and technical submissions Knowledge of specialist mechanical services including LEV, fume cupboards, specialist gases, gas detection and laboratory environments would be advantageous Commercial awareness and the ability to identify scope gaps, risks, exclusions and design responsibilities Understanding of UK Building Regulations, statutory compliance and relevant industry standards Ability to read and review drawings, specifications, calculations, schedules and Employer Requirements Experience working with consultants, mechanical contractors, specialist contractors, estimators, Quantity Surveyors and project delivery teams Full, clean UK driving licence and own vehicle required What our client offers Opportunity to join and help shape a growing Technical Services function A technical pre-construction role focused on reducing project risk Exposure to complex MEP packages across survey, tender, design and handover stages Collaboration with technical, commercial and delivery teams Opportunity to contribute towards the development of Technical Services procedures and processes as the department grows Career progression towards senior Technical Services and MEP leadership roles Hybrid working from a Reading-based office, with UK project travel Supportive working environment and training opportunities Competitive salary aligned to experience If you would like to hear more about this MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Mechanical opportunity, please apply with an up-to-date copy of your CV or contact Michael Beaubrun in our London office on (phone number removed).
MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical - Reading Opportunity for an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical to join an ambitious and growing technical services team, supporting MEP packages across high-quality fit-out, refurbishment and technically challenging projects. This role would suit an experienced Electrical Building Services professional looking to develop within a dedicated pre-construction position. The focus will be on reducing technical risk, improving scope clarity, strengthening tender quality and ensuring a controlled handover to the delivery team. Working with Technical Commercial Managers, Pre-Construction Managers, estimators, consultants, designers and specialist contractors, you will lead the electrical technical development of projects from initial review through survey, tender, design development and handover. About the role Our client is seeking an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical to lead the technical development of electrical MEP packages throughout the pre-construction process. Reporting to the Director of Technical Services, you will support a growing Technical Services function with opportunities for future progression. The role is based in Reading on a hybrid basis, with travel to UK projects as required. You will provide electrical technical expertise, design coordination, commercial support, scope development, constructability review and compliance assurance, ensuring packages are coordinated, clearly defined and ready for delivery. Responsibilities for MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical Lead the electrical development of MEP packages from opportunity stage through to contract handover Review electrical designs, drawings, specifications and Employer Requirements for compliance, coordination and buildability Identify technical risks, scope gaps, assumptions, exclusions and design responsibilities Work with commercial and estimating teams to improve tender clarity, pricing certainty and risk allocation Review contractor proposals, tender returns, technical clarifications and compliance information Assess electrical infrastructure, including LV systems, distribution, containment, lighting, emergency lighting and small power Review specialist systems including fire alarm, data, security, access control, UPS, generators and life-safety interfaces Attend surveys and client briefings to assess existing services, constraints and project risks Prepare project-specific MEP scopes, technical qualifications, assumptions and tender information Review drawings, calculations, technical submittals and contractor design development Maintain technical queries, scope updates, design records and document control Prepare and lead pre-contract handovers, ensuring delivery teams receive clear information on risks, design actions and outstanding items Provide technical support to delivery teams where required Requirements Experience in Electrical Building Services, MEP Technical Services or Pre-Construction Background in fit-out, refurbishment or technically complex building projects Strong understanding of electrical infrastructure, design coordination, buildability and compliance Experience reviewing electrical designs, specifications, contractor proposals and technical submissions Knowledge of specialist electrical systems, including fire alarm, data, security, UPS and generators Commercial awareness and the ability to identify scope gaps, risks, exclusions and design responsibilities Understanding of UK Building Regulations, statutory compliance and relevant industry standards Ability to read and review drawings, specifications, calculations, schedules and Employer Requirements Experience working with consultants, contractors, estimators, Quantity Surveyors and project delivery teams Strong communication, technical writing and document control skills Competent user of Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Autodesk experience would be advantageous Full, clean UK driving licence and own vehicle required What our client offers Opportunity to join and help shape a growing Technical Services function A technical pre-construction role focused on reducing project risk Exposure to complex MEP packages across survey, tender, design and handover stages Collaboration with technical, commercial and delivery teams Career progression towards senior Technical Services and MEP leadership roles Hybrid working from a Reading-based office, with UK project travel Supportive working environment and training opportunities Competitive salary aligned to experience If you would like to hear more about this MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical opportunity, please apply with an up-to-date copy of your CV or contact Michael Beaubrun in our London office on (phone number removed).
02/09/2026
Full time
MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical - Reading Opportunity for an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical to join an ambitious and growing technical services team, supporting MEP packages across high-quality fit-out, refurbishment and technically challenging projects. This role would suit an experienced Electrical Building Services professional looking to develop within a dedicated pre-construction position. The focus will be on reducing technical risk, improving scope clarity, strengthening tender quality and ensuring a controlled handover to the delivery team. Working with Technical Commercial Managers, Pre-Construction Managers, estimators, consultants, designers and specialist contractors, you will lead the electrical technical development of projects from initial review through survey, tender, design development and handover. About the role Our client is seeking an MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical to lead the technical development of electrical MEP packages throughout the pre-construction process. Reporting to the Director of Technical Services, you will support a growing Technical Services function with opportunities for future progression. The role is based in Reading on a hybrid basis, with travel to UK projects as required. You will provide electrical technical expertise, design coordination, commercial support, scope development, constructability review and compliance assurance, ensuring packages are coordinated, clearly defined and ready for delivery. Responsibilities for MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical Lead the electrical development of MEP packages from opportunity stage through to contract handover Review electrical designs, drawings, specifications and Employer Requirements for compliance, coordination and buildability Identify technical risks, scope gaps, assumptions, exclusions and design responsibilities Work with commercial and estimating teams to improve tender clarity, pricing certainty and risk allocation Review contractor proposals, tender returns, technical clarifications and compliance information Assess electrical infrastructure, including LV systems, distribution, containment, lighting, emergency lighting and small power Review specialist systems including fire alarm, data, security, access control, UPS, generators and life-safety interfaces Attend surveys and client briefings to assess existing services, constraints and project risks Prepare project-specific MEP scopes, technical qualifications, assumptions and tender information Review drawings, calculations, technical submittals and contractor design development Maintain technical queries, scope updates, design records and document control Prepare and lead pre-contract handovers, ensuring delivery teams receive clear information on risks, design actions and outstanding items Provide technical support to delivery teams where required Requirements Experience in Electrical Building Services, MEP Technical Services or Pre-Construction Background in fit-out, refurbishment or technically complex building projects Strong understanding of electrical infrastructure, design coordination, buildability and compliance Experience reviewing electrical designs, specifications, contractor proposals and technical submissions Knowledge of specialist electrical systems, including fire alarm, data, security, UPS and generators Commercial awareness and the ability to identify scope gaps, risks, exclusions and design responsibilities Understanding of UK Building Regulations, statutory compliance and relevant industry standards Ability to read and review drawings, specifications, calculations, schedules and Employer Requirements Experience working with consultants, contractors, estimators, Quantity Surveyors and project delivery teams Strong communication, technical writing and document control skills Competent user of Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Autodesk experience would be advantageous Full, clean UK driving licence and own vehicle required What our client offers Opportunity to join and help shape a growing Technical Services function A technical pre-construction role focused on reducing project risk Exposure to complex MEP packages across survey, tender, design and handover stages Collaboration with technical, commercial and delivery teams Career progression towards senior Technical Services and MEP leadership roles Hybrid working from a Reading-based office, with UK project travel Supportive working environment and training opportunities Competitive salary aligned to experience If you would like to hear more about this MEP Pre-Construction Manager - Electrical opportunity, please apply with an up-to-date copy of your CV or contact Michael Beaubrun in our London office on (phone number removed).
2 Opportunities: Old Oak Common Station & London Tunnels Working directly for High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd Salary : £45,000 £50,000 + 12% Pension + Healthcare + 25 Days Holiday Location : London Euston OR Acton OR West Ruislip Hybrid, typically 3 days office/site Next Step : Commercial Manager £70,000 £75,000 + package Typical progression : Around 2 years, subject to performance Projects : £1.67bn Old Oak Common Station or £4.2bn London Tunnels Main Works Civils Programme : Long-term HS2 programme (Apply online only) The Opportunity High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd is recruiting two Assistant Commercial Managers to join its commercial teams, with one position based on the £1.67bn Old Oak Common Station project and the other on the £4.2bn London Tunnels Main Works Civils contract. These are excellent opportunities for a Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Assistant Quantity Surveyor or Assistant Cost Manager looking to move into a client-side commercial role on two of the UK's most significant infrastructure projects. You'll gain exposure to major commercial activities across complex, multidisciplinary programmes rather than being restricted to a small package of work. Working directly for HS2, you'll gain experience across: Major civil engineering, structures and underground works Stations, buildings, MEP and rail systems Procurement and contract management NEC contract administration and Compensation Events Cost assurance, risk and change management Commercial reporting, forecasting and payment processes The scale and multidisciplinary nature of these projects provides the opportunity to build a breadth of commercial experience that would typically take many years to develop elsewhere. You'll also gain exposure to evolving approaches to NEC contract management and Compensation Events, providing insight into modern commercial practices being implemented across major infrastructure delivery. The Projects Old Oak Common Station £1.67bn Old Oak Common will become one of the UK's most significant and best-connected railway stations, integrating HS2, National Rail, London Underground and the Elizabeth line. The station includes 14 platforms and an approximately 850m-long station box, creating a major engineering and commercial challenge. The project provides exposure to a wide range of disciplines across the development and delivery of one of the UK's most important transport hubs. London Tunnels £4.2bn Main Works Civils The London Tunnels Main Works Civils contract is being delivered by the SCS Joint Venture Costain, Skanska and STRABAG. The scope includes: Tunnelling, shafts and portal structures Green tunnels, bridges and heavy civils Cross passages and underground structures Major utility diversions and associated infrastructure New Works between Old Oak Common and Euston (currently in design phase) The project is expected to continue through to approximately 2035, providing significant long-term commercial development opportunities. The Role Working directly for HS2 Ltd, you'll support a Commercial Manager and develop your experience across a broad range of commercial and contract management activities. You'll gain hands-on exposure to NEC contract administration, Compensation Events, cost assurance, risk management, payment processes, forecasting and commercial reporting. HS2's contract management system, including CEMAR, will be used alongside Excel and other commercial reporting tools. Key Responsibilities Support the administration and management of NEC contracts using CEMAR Assist with the assessment and valuation of Compensation Events Assist with interim payment applications and assessments Contribute to cost assurance and financial performance monitoring Review and analyse supply chain commercial information Assist with monthly commercial reporting and forecasting Support risk and change management activities Assist with the resolution of commercial issues and disputes Support estimate reviews across different project stages Work closely with Commercial Managers, project teams and supply chain partners Career Development HS2 offers a genuine opportunity to build a long-term career in major infrastructure commercial management. You'll receive structured development, mentoring and support towards professional qualifications and chartership, including RICS or ICES where appropriate. There is a clear progression pathway from Assistant Commercial Manager to Commercial Manager, paying £70,000 £75,000 + package. Progression to Commercial Manager level can be achieved in around two years, have multiple examples of this with the huge size and scale of HS2 new Commercial Manager opportunities come up meaning when you are ready you ll be able to be promoted The wider HS2 programme also provides opportunities to move between major projects and disciplines, building experience across stations, civils, rail systems and other infrastructure packages. About You You'll likely be a Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Assistant Quantity Surveyor, Assistant Commercial Manager or Assistant Cost Manager with around 18 months+ relevant experience & a quakification in Quantity Surveying or related subject. You'll ideally have: Experience working on infrastructure, construction or engineering projects Experience with NEC3 or NEC4 contracts and an understanding of Compensation Events Good commercial and numerical skills with strong Excel capability Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills A genuine ambition to develop a long-term career in commercial management Experience gained within rail, civils, utilities, highways, water, buildings or other major infrastructure would be relevant. We're open to candidates from main contractor, consultancy or client-side backgrounds. Why Join HS2? This is an opportunity to work directly for HS2 Ltd and gain client-side experience on two of the UK's most prestigious infrastructure projects. You'll benefit from: Exposure to £1bn+ infrastructure projects and complex NEC contracts Broad commercial experience across multiple engineering disciplines Structured career development and support towards professional chartership A clear pathway towards Commercial Manager Long-term opportunities across the HS2 programme 12% employer pension, private healthcare and 25 days' holiday If you're an Assistant QS, Graduate QS or Assistant Commercial Manager looking for a genuine step up in responsibility, development and career progression, these HS2 opportunities are well worth discussing.
01/09/2026
Full time
2 Opportunities: Old Oak Common Station & London Tunnels Working directly for High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd Salary : £45,000 £50,000 + 12% Pension + Healthcare + 25 Days Holiday Location : London Euston OR Acton OR West Ruislip Hybrid, typically 3 days office/site Next Step : Commercial Manager £70,000 £75,000 + package Typical progression : Around 2 years, subject to performance Projects : £1.67bn Old Oak Common Station or £4.2bn London Tunnels Main Works Civils Programme : Long-term HS2 programme (Apply online only) The Opportunity High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd is recruiting two Assistant Commercial Managers to join its commercial teams, with one position based on the £1.67bn Old Oak Common Station project and the other on the £4.2bn London Tunnels Main Works Civils contract. These are excellent opportunities for a Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Assistant Quantity Surveyor or Assistant Cost Manager looking to move into a client-side commercial role on two of the UK's most significant infrastructure projects. You'll gain exposure to major commercial activities across complex, multidisciplinary programmes rather than being restricted to a small package of work. Working directly for HS2, you'll gain experience across: Major civil engineering, structures and underground works Stations, buildings, MEP and rail systems Procurement and contract management NEC contract administration and Compensation Events Cost assurance, risk and change management Commercial reporting, forecasting and payment processes The scale and multidisciplinary nature of these projects provides the opportunity to build a breadth of commercial experience that would typically take many years to develop elsewhere. You'll also gain exposure to evolving approaches to NEC contract management and Compensation Events, providing insight into modern commercial practices being implemented across major infrastructure delivery. The Projects Old Oak Common Station £1.67bn Old Oak Common will become one of the UK's most significant and best-connected railway stations, integrating HS2, National Rail, London Underground and the Elizabeth line. The station includes 14 platforms and an approximately 850m-long station box, creating a major engineering and commercial challenge. The project provides exposure to a wide range of disciplines across the development and delivery of one of the UK's most important transport hubs. London Tunnels £4.2bn Main Works Civils The London Tunnels Main Works Civils contract is being delivered by the SCS Joint Venture Costain, Skanska and STRABAG. The scope includes: Tunnelling, shafts and portal structures Green tunnels, bridges and heavy civils Cross passages and underground structures Major utility diversions and associated infrastructure New Works between Old Oak Common and Euston (currently in design phase) The project is expected to continue through to approximately 2035, providing significant long-term commercial development opportunities. The Role Working directly for HS2 Ltd, you'll support a Commercial Manager and develop your experience across a broad range of commercial and contract management activities. You'll gain hands-on exposure to NEC contract administration, Compensation Events, cost assurance, risk management, payment processes, forecasting and commercial reporting. HS2's contract management system, including CEMAR, will be used alongside Excel and other commercial reporting tools. Key Responsibilities Support the administration and management of NEC contracts using CEMAR Assist with the assessment and valuation of Compensation Events Assist with interim payment applications and assessments Contribute to cost assurance and financial performance monitoring Review and analyse supply chain commercial information Assist with monthly commercial reporting and forecasting Support risk and change management activities Assist with the resolution of commercial issues and disputes Support estimate reviews across different project stages Work closely with Commercial Managers, project teams and supply chain partners Career Development HS2 offers a genuine opportunity to build a long-term career in major infrastructure commercial management. You'll receive structured development, mentoring and support towards professional qualifications and chartership, including RICS or ICES where appropriate. There is a clear progression pathway from Assistant Commercial Manager to Commercial Manager, paying £70,000 £75,000 + package. Progression to Commercial Manager level can be achieved in around two years, have multiple examples of this with the huge size and scale of HS2 new Commercial Manager opportunities come up meaning when you are ready you ll be able to be promoted The wider HS2 programme also provides opportunities to move between major projects and disciplines, building experience across stations, civils, rail systems and other infrastructure packages. About You You'll likely be a Graduate Quantity Surveyor, Assistant Quantity Surveyor, Assistant Commercial Manager or Assistant Cost Manager with around 18 months+ relevant experience & a quakification in Quantity Surveying or related subject. You'll ideally have: Experience working on infrastructure, construction or engineering projects Experience with NEC3 or NEC4 contracts and an understanding of Compensation Events Good commercial and numerical skills with strong Excel capability Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills A genuine ambition to develop a long-term career in commercial management Experience gained within rail, civils, utilities, highways, water, buildings or other major infrastructure would be relevant. We're open to candidates from main contractor, consultancy or client-side backgrounds. Why Join HS2? This is an opportunity to work directly for HS2 Ltd and gain client-side experience on two of the UK's most prestigious infrastructure projects. You'll benefit from: Exposure to £1bn+ infrastructure projects and complex NEC contracts Broad commercial experience across multiple engineering disciplines Structured career development and support towards professional chartership A clear pathway towards Commercial Manager Long-term opportunities across the HS2 programme 12% employer pension, private healthcare and 25 days' holiday If you're an Assistant QS, Graduate QS or Assistant Commercial Manager looking for a genuine step up in responsibility, development and career progression, these HS2 opportunities are well worth discussing.
Estimator (Plastering, Drylining, Fire Protection & SFS) Full-time, Permanent Negotiable salary dependant on experience We are seeking an experienced Estimator to join a busy and well established MEP contractor in the South Wales area, specialising in plastering, drylining, fire protection, and SFS systems . The company delivers comprehensive wall and partition solutions to commercial and industrial clients across the UK, with a proven track record of successfully delivering large-scale and complex projects. The business is recognised for its commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. This is an excellent opportunity for an Estimator looking to join a stable, successful contractor in a technically engaging and commercially focused role. Key Responsibilities As an Estimator, you will be responsible for managing and overseeing the financial aspects of construction projects, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Your responsibilities will include: Cost Management: Overseeing project budgets and ensuring works are delivered within agreed financial parameters. This includes monitoring expenditure, controlling costs, and identifying potential cost-saving opportunities across plastering, drylining, fire protection, and SFS packages. Tendering & Estimating: Preparing accurate cost estimates and tender submissions for upcoming projects. Working closely with project managers and design teams to ensure bids are competitive, commercially robust, and reflective of the full scope of works. Contract Administration: Managing contractual and commercial processes, including contract reviews, variations, and compliance with contractual terms. Liaising with internal and external parties to mitigate risk and resolve commercial issues. Project Monitoring & Reporting: Undertaking site visits to monitor progress and ensure alignment with project specifications, cost plans, and programmes. Producing regular cost and performance reports for senior management and clients. Stakeholder Liaison: Maintaining effective working relationships with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams, providing expert commercial and cost advice where required. Risk & Value Management: Proactively identifying project risks and implementing mitigation strategies. Applying value engineering principles to optimise cost efficiency while maintaining quality and safety standards. Required: To succeed in this role, you will ideally have: Proven experience as an Estimator or Quantity Surveyor with hands-on exposure to drylining, fire protection, render, or SFS projects. A solid understanding of cost control, budget management, and financial reporting, with the ability to analyse data and provide actionable insights. Good working knowledge of construction contracts, industry standards, and relevant legislation, with experience managing variations and commercial issues. Strong interpersonal skills, capable of building effective relationships with clients, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders. A proactive and methodical approach, with a strong eye for detail and the ability to identify and resolve issues early. Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. RICS or similar accreditation is advantageous but not essential. About the Role As part of a successful and growing department, you will support a team that has been delivering industry-leading construction solutions for decades. You will play an integral role in maintaining high standards of quality, improving commercial performance, and contributing to the ongoing development of the team and business.
01/09/2026
Full time
Estimator (Plastering, Drylining, Fire Protection & SFS) Full-time, Permanent Negotiable salary dependant on experience We are seeking an experienced Estimator to join a busy and well established MEP contractor in the South Wales area, specialising in plastering, drylining, fire protection, and SFS systems . The company delivers comprehensive wall and partition solutions to commercial and industrial clients across the UK, with a proven track record of successfully delivering large-scale and complex projects. The business is recognised for its commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. This is an excellent opportunity for an Estimator looking to join a stable, successful contractor in a technically engaging and commercially focused role. Key Responsibilities As an Estimator, you will be responsible for managing and overseeing the financial aspects of construction projects, ensuring they are delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Your responsibilities will include: Cost Management: Overseeing project budgets and ensuring works are delivered within agreed financial parameters. This includes monitoring expenditure, controlling costs, and identifying potential cost-saving opportunities across plastering, drylining, fire protection, and SFS packages. Tendering & Estimating: Preparing accurate cost estimates and tender submissions for upcoming projects. Working closely with project managers and design teams to ensure bids are competitive, commercially robust, and reflective of the full scope of works. Contract Administration: Managing contractual and commercial processes, including contract reviews, variations, and compliance with contractual terms. Liaising with internal and external parties to mitigate risk and resolve commercial issues. Project Monitoring & Reporting: Undertaking site visits to monitor progress and ensure alignment with project specifications, cost plans, and programmes. Producing regular cost and performance reports for senior management and clients. Stakeholder Liaison: Maintaining effective working relationships with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams, providing expert commercial and cost advice where required. Risk & Value Management: Proactively identifying project risks and implementing mitigation strategies. Applying value engineering principles to optimise cost efficiency while maintaining quality and safety standards. Required: To succeed in this role, you will ideally have: Proven experience as an Estimator or Quantity Surveyor with hands-on exposure to drylining, fire protection, render, or SFS projects. A solid understanding of cost control, budget management, and financial reporting, with the ability to analyse data and provide actionable insights. Good working knowledge of construction contracts, industry standards, and relevant legislation, with experience managing variations and commercial issues. Strong interpersonal skills, capable of building effective relationships with clients, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders. A proactive and methodical approach, with a strong eye for detail and the ability to identify and resolve issues early. Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. RICS or similar accreditation is advantageous but not essential. About the Role As part of a successful and growing department, you will support a team that has been delivering industry-leading construction solutions for decades. You will play an integral role in maintaining high standards of quality, improving commercial performance, and contributing to the ongoing development of the team and business.
Falcon Green is partnering with a leading international contractor to recruit a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their expanding commercial team in Zurich, Switzerland . The successful candidate will play a key role in managing the commercial delivery of major construction and infrastructure projects, working closely with project management, engineering, procurement, design, and supply chain teams. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join an established international contractor with a strong project pipeline across Switzerland and Europe. The role will provide exposure to technically complex, high-value projects and the opportunity to take responsibility for significant commercial packages from procurement through to final account. Working as part of an experienced project and commercial team, the Senior Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for maintaining strong commercial controls, managing subcontractor relationships, supporting procurement, and ensuring projects are delivered in line with agreed budgets, programmes, and contractual requirements. Key Responsibilities Managing commercial and quantity surveying activities across major construction projects. Preparing monthly and periodic commercial reports, forecasts, and cost reports. Managing project budgets, cost control, valuations, cash flow, and financial forecasting. Leading commercial management across major construction, MEP, and specialist subcontract packages. Preparing and managing tender processes, procurement strategies, and subcontract negotiations. Managing subcontractor accounts, variations, claims, change control, and final account agreements. Reviewing contracts and ensuring commercial and contractual obligations are effectively managed. Working closely with project management, engineering, design, procurement, and technical teams. Supporting the commercial delivery of complex construction and infrastructure packages. Maintaining strong relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers. Attending project, commercial, and client meetings. Identifying commercial risks and opportunities and implementing appropriate mitigation strategies. Ensuring commercial performance remains aligned with project programme, quality, and delivery requirements. Requirements 5+ years' experience within a Quantity Surveying / Commercial Management role. Experience working on major construction, infrastructure, MEP, industrial, data centre, healthcare, or other technically complex projects. Strong understanding of subcontract procurement, cost control, valuations, change management, and commercial reporting. Good knowledge of construction contracts and commercial management processes. Experience managing subcontractors and negotiating commercial agreements. Strong communication and relationship-building skills, with the ability to work effectively with clients, consultants, contractors, design teams, and supply chain partners. Ability to manage multiple commercial workstreams within a fast-paced project environment. Experience working within an international construction environment would be advantageous. German language skills would be highly advantageous , particularly for candidates working within the Swiss construction market. Candidates with existing experience in Switzerland or a strong understanding of the Swiss construction market are encouraged to apply. Proven stability and longevity within previous roles. If you are an experienced Senior QS with a strong commercial background and are interested in joining an established international contractor, please submit your latest CV via the link provided.
01/09/2026
Full time
Falcon Green is partnering with a leading international contractor to recruit a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their expanding commercial team in Zurich, Switzerland . The successful candidate will play a key role in managing the commercial delivery of major construction and infrastructure projects, working closely with project management, engineering, procurement, design, and supply chain teams. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join an established international contractor with a strong project pipeline across Switzerland and Europe. The role will provide exposure to technically complex, high-value projects and the opportunity to take responsibility for significant commercial packages from procurement through to final account. Working as part of an experienced project and commercial team, the Senior Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for maintaining strong commercial controls, managing subcontractor relationships, supporting procurement, and ensuring projects are delivered in line with agreed budgets, programmes, and contractual requirements. Key Responsibilities Managing commercial and quantity surveying activities across major construction projects. Preparing monthly and periodic commercial reports, forecasts, and cost reports. Managing project budgets, cost control, valuations, cash flow, and financial forecasting. Leading commercial management across major construction, MEP, and specialist subcontract packages. Preparing and managing tender processes, procurement strategies, and subcontract negotiations. Managing subcontractor accounts, variations, claims, change control, and final account agreements. Reviewing contracts and ensuring commercial and contractual obligations are effectively managed. Working closely with project management, engineering, design, procurement, and technical teams. Supporting the commercial delivery of complex construction and infrastructure packages. Maintaining strong relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers. Attending project, commercial, and client meetings. Identifying commercial risks and opportunities and implementing appropriate mitigation strategies. Ensuring commercial performance remains aligned with project programme, quality, and delivery requirements. Requirements 5+ years' experience within a Quantity Surveying / Commercial Management role. Experience working on major construction, infrastructure, MEP, industrial, data centre, healthcare, or other technically complex projects. Strong understanding of subcontract procurement, cost control, valuations, change management, and commercial reporting. Good knowledge of construction contracts and commercial management processes. Experience managing subcontractors and negotiating commercial agreements. Strong communication and relationship-building skills, with the ability to work effectively with clients, consultants, contractors, design teams, and supply chain partners. Ability to manage multiple commercial workstreams within a fast-paced project environment. Experience working within an international construction environment would be advantageous. German language skills would be highly advantageous , particularly for candidates working within the Swiss construction market. Candidates with existing experience in Switzerland or a strong understanding of the Swiss construction market are encouraged to apply. Proven stability and longevity within previous roles. If you are an experienced Senior QS with a strong commercial background and are interested in joining an established international contractor, please submit your latest CV via the link provided.
