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An international Quantity Surveying consultancy is seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor with data centre project experience to join their Scottish office. The Senior Quantity Surveyor's role The successful Senior Quantity Surveyor will be working on two data centre projects in Edinburgh for one of the consultancy's key clients. Most of the work can be done from home; however, site visits will be required throughout the month. Position : Senior Quantity Surveyor Location : Edinburgh / Scotland / remote Projects : Data Centres In Return : 50,000 - 60,000, plus package, remote/flexible working conditions If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, please contact Daniel Foster at Foster & May. Ref: Senior Quantity Surveyor / Senior Cost Manager / Senior Cost Consultant / Quantity Surveying / Quantity Surveyor / Associate Quantity Surveyor

An established, international Construction & Property Consultancy is seeking a commercially minded Quantity Surveying Director to drive growth and diversify the client base of their thriving London office. The Quantity Surveying Director Role The successful Quantity Surveying Director will join a multidisciplinary office of 190+ staff, including a robust Quantity Surveying team of 45. This is a key leadership role that blends strategic work winning with project oversight - ideal for a senior-level Quantity Surveying Director ready to make a long-term impact within a high-performing, forward-thinking practice. The firm has a strong presence across Higher Education, Healthcare, Social Housing, and Data Centres, but is now focused on expanding into new sectors such as Commercial, Private Residential, and Mixed-Use. You will lead this charge, leveraging your network and sector expertise to open doors and build lasting client relationships. You'll be responsible for: Driving new business and market diversification Leading a multi-location Quantity Surveying team in a collaborative, non-hierarchical environment Overseeing high-profile projects while mentoring senior professionals Shaping the strategic direction of the London office and contributing to national leadership This is a high-profile opportunity for a Quantity Surveying Director to influence growth, shape a team, and progress into a Partner role. The Quantity Surveying Director - Requirements MRICS A strong Quantity Surveying background in UK Consultancy environments A strong background in Business Development, Work Winning & a network of contacts that can be nurtured Property / Real Estate sector background & large project experience 100m+ Excellent pre and post contract experience & a successful track record leading projects The desire to manage & nurture a team of QSs In Return? 100,000 - 120,000 Car allowance / car leasing scheme Progression to Partner role 27 days holiday + bank holidays + Ability to sell and buy (up to 15 days) leave Life Insurance, Private healthcare & Critical Illness Cover (Income Protection) Pension scheme Gym membership Hybrid working 2-3 days a week Bonus + New business Bonus Choice of other flexible benefits If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Jessica Lawrence at Brandon James. Ref: Partner / Equity / MRICS / Senior Quantity Surveyor / Quantity Surveying / FRICS / Director / Senior Cost Manager / Senior Cost Consultant / Associate Director

Job Title: M&E Quantity Surveyor Location: Northwest Type: Full-Time An opportunity for progression and development. About the company: I am working with a leading M&E Contractor with a track record of excellence spanning a number years with a low turnover of staff and plenty of flexibility. They are currently seeking a motivated and experienced M&E Quantity Surveyor to join our dynamic team primarily on data centres. Job Description: As an M&E Quantity Surveyor, you will play a pivotal role in the successful execution of their projects. You will be responsible for managing the financial aspects of Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) construction projects, ensuring that they are delivered on time and within budget. Your duties and responsibilities will include: Cost Estimation: Prepare accurate cost estimates for M&E projects, taking into account materials, labor, equipment, and other relevant factors. Budget Management: Monitor project budgets, track costs, and provide regular financial updates to project stakeholders. Contract Management: Review and negotiate contracts, ensuring that they are fair and in compliance with all applicable regulations. Procurement: Coordinate the procurement of materials and services, seeking cost-effective solutions without compromising quality. Risk Management: Identify and mitigate financial risks associated with M&E projects, working closely with the project team to find solutions. Variation Orders: Handle variation orders and change requests, assessing their impact on project costs and timelines. Cost Control: Implement effective cost control measures to minimize project cost overruns. Final Account: Prepare and negotiate the final accounts for M&E projects. Reporting: Provide regular financial reports to project managers and senior management. Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Engineering, or a related field (preference) 3 years of experience as an M&E Quantity Surveyor in the construction industry. Strong knowledge of construction contracts, procurement, and cost estimation. Excellent negotiation and communication skills. Proficiency in relevant software and tools Attention to detail and a strong analytical mindset. What They Offer: Salary and package that matches your experience Opportunities for career advancement and professional development. A collaborative and inclusive work environment. Involvement in exciting and diverse construction projects. Flexibility and working from home

A leading construction consultancy, renowned for delivering high-value projects across industrial, data centre, and public sector developments. With a strong reputation for excellence, we are seeking a motivated and experienced Associate Project Manager to support our project management teams, ensuring successful project delivery for our clients. The Role: As an Associate Project Manager, you will be responsible for assisting in the planning, execution, and completion of large-scale projects. You will work closely with clients, stakeholders, and internal teams to ensure projects are delivered on time, within scope, and to the highest quality standards. This role requires strong commercial awareness, technical expertise, and a track record of contributing to complex construction projects. Key Responsibilities: Support the management of multiple high-value construction projects within the industrial, data centre, and public sector domains. Assist in providing strategic direction to project teams, ensuring alignment with business objectives. Work closely with senior project managers and clients to support successful project delivery. Monitor project performance, tracking progress, costs, risks, and quality to achieve successful outcomes. Contribute to the development and implementation of project management methodologies and best practices. Support, mentor, and collaborate with project management professionals within the organisation. Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, contractual obligations, and health & safety requirements. Identify business development opportunities and support the growth of the consultancy. Requirements: Experience in project management within a construction consultancy environment. Background in industrial, data centres, or public sector projects is preferred. Strong organisational and stakeholder management skills. Commercial awareness with the ability to assist in managing budgets and financial performance. Strong problem-solving capabilities and ability to work under pressure. Chartered status (RICS, CIOB, APM) is an advantage. Why Join? Opportunity to work on prestigious projects within a growing consultancy. Competitive salary and benefits package. Professional development and career progression opportunities. Supportive and collaborative work environment. Interested? Apply confidently via this advertisement or contact Nella Mihelcic at (phone number removed) for further information.

This is an exciting time to join Sense Property, the Estates function of the national charity, Sense. We support over 3000 people with deafblindness and other complex communication disabilities, and have over 200 properties – day centres, residential accommodation, offices and charity shops – in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Title: Senior Building Surveyor Reference number: 46580 Location: Remote Salary: £60,000 Inclusive Hours: 37.5 hours per week Contract type: Permanent About the role Under our new strategy, our ambitions include increasing our support tenfold and significantly expanding our programmes. This will involve acquiring and developing new properties, renovating existing ones and disposing of those we no longer need. That’s where you come in. Following a review of how we deliver our property services, we need a Senior Building Surveyor who is ready to meet these challenges, someone who one who can use their initiative, develop new ideas, and is willing to fulfil their potential to the full. Does this sound like you? We look forward to receiving your application. This role can be remote but you must be prepared to travel to our main office in Crayford 1 -2 days per week. Responsibilities include: Manage a team of four Regional Building Surveyors to ensure they meet local clients’ needs for user-friendly advice and prompt, effective professional support. Contribute to the development of Sense’s annual capital programme and manage its implementation, overseeing schedules of works, contract specification and tendering and authorising stage and final payments. Lead on the specification and management of high-value construction and refurbishment projects and deliver them within budget and on time while minimising service user disruption. Develop and manage a programme of annual stock condition assessments of each property and associated costed planned preventative maintenance schedules. Manage, monitor and control the maintenance budgets, and provide property-related financial information to enable other staff to prepare bids and make financial forecasts. Create and run approved contractor networks throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland to carry out annual inspections and both planned and responsive maintenance. Ensure that relevant legislation, regulations, codes of practice and contracts are understood and applied effectively by the team. Check and ensure that all Sense properties meet the necessary testing, validating, certification and registration requirements. Assist with acquisition and disposals and schedules of dilapidations through to completion, obtaining best value, supervising on site and providing clients with regular progress reports. Ensure the team create and update comprehensive records on Sense properties to ensure up to date accurate data. Carry out other work, in line with the job’s purpose and salary, to support the Property team in meeting Sense’s changing needs for advice and support on building surveying. Essential requirements: Chartered Surveyor Building Surveying (MRICS) or Chartered Builder (MCIOB) or Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE) Degree in Building Surveying/Construction or equivalent experience. Knowledge of current Health & Safety legislation and regulations applicable to surveying and experience of applying them. Substantial work experience in a mixed portfolio building surveying environment, including commercial properties. Experienced in managing teams, and able to manage staff working remotely, including setting operational plans, KPIs and managing performance. Proven experience of using AutoCAD. Able to communicate effectively orally and in writing with senior managers, other Sense staff, surveying professionals, property owners, the public and volunteers. Project and time management skills. Willing and able to work flexibly, including additional and unsocial hours and travel to Sense properties in England, Wales and Northern, making overnight stays if necessary. Full UK driving licence About Sense For everyone living with complex disabilities. For everyone who is deafblind. Sense is here to help people communicate and experience the world. We believe that no one, no matter how complex their disabilities, should be isolated, left out, or unable to fulfil their potential. Working at Sense can be incredibly rewarding; we offer the opportunity to work in a large, diverse and successful charity where people can develop their skills, knowledge and careers in a supportive and flexible environment. In addition we have excellent training and development, the opportunity for you to join our Group Personal Pension scheme and a generous annual leave entitlement. Closing date: Thursday 13 January 2022 Interview date: To be confirmed Sense is an Equal Opportunities Employer and is committed to ensuring that all staff are motivated, skilled and rewarded by their work. Sense is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable children and adults and expects all employees to share this commitment. No agencies please.