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An award-winning and long-established multidisciplinary consultancy, known for delivering high-profile commercial, healthcare and mixed-use developments, is seeking a skilled M&E Quantity Surveyor to join their London office. This is a client-facing role offering exposure to a wide range of mechanical and electrical projects, with responsibilities spanning the full project lifecycle. Operating across a broad spectrum of sectors, this consultancy has built a reputation for technical excellence in the delivery of complex building services packages. They are now looking for an M&E Quantity Surveyor with strong cost management expertise to support a growing pipeline of commercial, education and healthcare schemes across London and the South East. M&E Quantity Surveyor Role The successful M&E Quantity Surveyor will take ownership of pre- and post-contract duties on MEP packages, working closely with project managers and design teams to deliver accurate cost advice and ensure commercial control. The role requires an individual confident in managing subcontractor accounts, preparing detailed cost plans, and contributing to value engineering exercises. This is a fantastic opportunity for an M&E Quantity Surveyor seeking progression within a dynamic and respected consultancy, offering structured development and long-term career prospects. M&E Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities Preparation of detailed cost plans and MEP estimates during design stages Manage procurement of M&E works, including tender analysis and recommendations Oversee post-contract commercial management including valuations and change control Monitor subcontractor performance and manage interim and final accounts Liaise with clients, consultants and contractors to ensure clear financial reporting Contribute to risk and value management throughout the project lifecycle M&E Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements Minimum 4 years' experience in a Quantity Surveyor role with a focus on M&E Strong knowledge of building services cost planning and procurement Consultancy or client-side background preferred Relevant industry qualifications - BSc Quantity Surveying or equivalent (MRICS desirable) Sound understanding of JCT and NEC contracts Excellent communication and negotiation skills In Return £45,000 - £55,000 salary depending on experience 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Hybrid working policy Ongoing training and professional development Clear pathway for career progression within a supportive team If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference

RB Kingston Upon Thames - Temporary Accommodation Officer RB Kingston Upon Thames are looking for a Temporary Accommodation Officer. Role purpose Ensure effective and efficient management of all temporary accommodation in accordance with relevant legislation, policies and procedures. Ensure all repairing obligations and health & housing safety rating standards are met within the Council's own hostel accommodation and homes leased in the private sector, including those managed by external providers. Manage relationships with homeless households provided temporary accommodation, including action to assist in income recovery, investigate anti social behaviour and, where needed, recover possession. Build and maintain relationships with providers of temporary accommodation. Identify safeguarding risks, welfare and support needs of residents and the suitability of accommodation provided. Support the Temporary Accommodation Team Manager and the Accommodation Services Lead by contributing to the overall development of the temporary accommodation service. Report to the Temporary Accommodation Team Manager and have no line management responsibility. Internal relationships Elected Members & Councillors Team Colleagues Head of Service Colleagues in Children & Adults Social Care & Housing Finance & Benefits Teams Environmental Health Building Control External relationships Service users (and their representatives) Temporary accommodation providers Housing Association/Registered Provider partners All relevant partner organisations the Council does business with (strategic partnerships, local authorities, registered providers, developers, private owners, etc.) and other Government/regulatory bodies (Housing Regulator, GLA, etc.) Benchmarking partners South West London Fraud Team Key activities Performance Work with manager and colleagues to define outcomes, set targets and monitor performance within a culture of continual improvement. Support operational plans to ensure resources are used to best effect and impact. Customers and Partners Build strong internal and external working partnerships to enable the service to be delivered in an outcome focused and efficient way. Support Kingston's commitment to community cohesion and valuing diversity and social inclusion. Digital/New Ways of Working Use new technologies, particularly Google, to adopt modern, agile working practices, improve customer service and eliminate paper based processes. Delivery Deliver a high quality temporary accommodation management service to homeless households and other occupants of temporary accommodation including Council Hostels, Private Leasing Scheme and other supported accommodation. Undertake property viewings and sign ups, support residents to retain homes by actively assisting with housing benefit applications at lettings commencement. Ensure rent account set up and closure applicable to a letting, providing information to residents on mechanisms for rent payment. Advise the Housing Access and Housing Solutions team of nominees' acceptance of accommodation or refusal to help secure reasons for refusal. Ensure periodic compliance certification, health and housing safety rating checks through a programme of periodic and responsive property visits, and provide person centred fire risk assessments. Conduct property inspections at pre void, void, re let and within a planned programme of visits to identify repair and improvement needs, produce reports and use photo books or other tools to monitor completion. Raise repair requests with accommodation providers and contractors and monitor their completion to ensure the local authority meets its obligations and providers meet contractual terms. Escalate any absence of repair or improvement needed, breach of compliance certification or property hazard identified within the health and housing safety rating system to providers, team leader, and if no action, refer to the Market Supply Team billing officer. Handle any applicable recharge for repair to occupier or provider, notifying the relevant party and referring collection charge to the Market Supply Team billing officer. Provide responses to enquiries related to property conditions, improvement and repair requests from accommodation providers, residents, their advocates and elected representatives. Proactively work to reduce void turnaround, minimising financial loss. Recruitment Agency Information Morgan Hunt is a multi award winning recruitment business for interim, contract and temporary recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer. Job suitability is assessed on merit in accordance with the individual's skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role.

Seeking an experienced Interim Facilities Manager to support a managed building on a 3-month contract , starting in February . This is a hands-on operational role with responsibility for the day-to-day delivery of facilities services, ensuring the building operates safely, efficiently, and to a high standard. You will be the primary point of contact on site, managing both hard and soft services , compliance, and supplier performance. Key responsibilities: Overall management of day-to-day building operations Ownership of health & safety and statutory compliance , including fire safety Management of hard and soft FM services Oversight of contractors and service partners, including performance management Acting as the main point of contact for occupiers, delivering excellent customer service Managing service charge and OPEX budgets, including PO raising and cost control Supporting occupier fit-outs and coordinating with consultants where required Ensuring site inspections, logbooks, RAMS and permits to work are maintained and compliant The ideal candidate will have: Proven Facilities Management experience within a commercial or property environment Strong technical knowledge of M&E systems Confidence managing compliance, contractors and budgets Excellent stakeholder and customer management skills A proactive, organised approach and the ability to hit the ground running To apply or discuss the role confidentially, please submit your CV or get in touch directly.

Trainee/Graduate Contracts Manager Location: Killingworth, Newcastle upon Tyne About Us: Ourt client is a construction company based in Killingworth, Newcastle upon Tyne. We specialize in all aspects of commercial building works, including dilapidation, refurbishment, roofing, and both planned and reactive maintenance. Role Overview: The Assistant Contracts Manager will work closely with the Contracts and Site Management teams to ensure the successful execution of multiple projects. This includes overseeing progress, managing timelines, and ensuring all work is completed on schedule and within budget. Key Responsibilities: Develop site-specific work programmes. Monitor project progress and identify any variations. Collaborate with the contracts team for labour allocation. Arrange welfare and sanitation facilities where required. Order and distribute materials efficiently. Raise sub-contractor orders from the company's approved list. Maintain a good understanding of H&S legislation and CDM regulations. Undertake risk and COSHH assessments, and monitor their implementation. Generate and distribute RAMS (Risk Assessment Method Statements). Implement the company's site health and safety policies. Oversee site-based employees and sub-contractors, ensuring clear allocation of responsibilities. Conduct mandatory site inspections to ensure compliance. Ensure that site staff adhere to safety policies, including the correct use of PPE. Control project finances in line with the quotation. Assist in the preparation of interim claims. Collate financial information for weekly review meetings. Provide line management and support to employees. Ideal Candidate: Strong knowledge of H&S legislation and industry standards. Experience in managing multiple construction projects. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Ability to handle site-based challenges and maintain smooth operations

Job Title: Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Sector: Building & Construction Employment Type: Permanent / Full-time About the Role Our client is seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join our commercial team and play a key role in the successful delivery of projects from pre-construction through to final account. Working for a leading main contractor, you will take commercial responsibility for one or more projects, ensuring cost control, value optimisation, and contractual compliance throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities: Take full commercial responsibility for assigned projects Prepare and manage project budgets, cost plans, and cash flows Procure subcontract packages, including preparation of tender documentation, tender analysis, and contract award Manage subcontractor accounts, valuations, variations, and final accounts Prepare and submit interim valuations, payment applications, and cost reports Manage change control, variations, and claims in line with contractual requirements Work closely with project managers, site teams, and design teams to ensure commercial objectives are achieved Identify and manage commercial risks and opportunities Ensure compliance with company procedures and contract conditions (e.g. JCT / NEC) Assist in mentoring and supporting junior members of the commercial team Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline Minimum 7-10 years experience in a Quantity Surveying role with a main contractor Strong knowledge of construction contracts (JCT / NEC preferred) Proven experience managing subcontract packages and final accounts Excellent commercial awareness and negotiation skills Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities Proficient in relevant commercial and cost management software Desirable Degree Qualified - ideally in Quantity Surveying. Experience across multiple sectors (commercial, residential, healthcare, retail & leisure). Experience leading or mentoring junior Quantity Surveyors What is on offer: Salary up to £85k Per Annum Car allowance / company vehicle Pension scheme Private Healthcare Opportunity to work on high-profile and challenging projects

MMP Consultancy currently have an opportunity for a Head of Facilities Management join a local authority based in West London. My client is offering an interim contract of 6-9 months. My client is offering a day rate of 500p/d Umbrella and can offer 1 day p/w WFH and the rest being on site/office. Role Description: As the Head of Facilities Management Services, you will provide direction and leadership, operational management and financial control for the development of Hammersmith and Fulham's operational FM service. You will provide the highest standard of service in terms of Hard and Soft Services maintenance and statutory compliance, together with associated repairs and refurbishment projects, whilst providing a proactive repairs service across our estate. You will have excellent knowledge and experience of Hard and Soft Services together with strong management skills, in line with our policy to ensure our staff are able to get the best out of their abilities and potential. The role will require a proactive and practical hands on approach to the requirements of this role, this will involve both office based works and inspection of the council's facilities and sites on a regular basis, and meetings with Staff Cabinet members and the public which will require excellent communication skills at all levels. The role includes responsibility for managing all aspects of both pre- programmed and reactive maintenance of existing and future Hard Services (Building Services and Building Fabric) installations in accordance with good industry standards (based on SFG20), including the responsible person duties associated with statutory compliance legislation and the management of the efficient operation of the facilities. The role includes the requirement to survey, review and assess the condition of the Council's installed Hard Services (Building Services and Building Fabric), followed by the specification of replacements / refurbishments at the end of economic life or as a result of changing operation requirements. It also includes the specification, tendering and project management of the remedial / refurbishment works and such project works as directed to the team You will be familiar with running a fast-paced multi discipline team which consists of "cleaning, porterage, post and courier services, space planning, moves and changes and our contracted services contracts" of which you will lead, direct and motivate staff within the service. You will be qualified to at least HNC / Graduate level status in a Mechanical or Electrical (M&E) discipline or have equivalent experience and a minimum of Associate / I.Eng membership of an appropriate professional body such as Chartered Institute of Building Services, the Institute of Mechanical Engineers or the Institute of Electrical Engineers and you will preferably emanate from a time served apprenticeship or formal operational Mechanical or Electrical background You will also have extensive experience in contract specification, management and negotiation The role requires an excellent financial management and report publishing skills. You will be working with colleagues at difference levels of seniority and will jointly lead the development of the current and future corporate accommodation strategies. You'll want to get things done and you will be happy managing different priorities at the same time on your own initiative. A culture of continual improvement, creating performance management strategies and a can do attitude is required Work closely with other internal departments and make efficiency savings where possible which are in the best interests of the wider organisation About The Role: The following is not intended to describe exhaustively the duties of the post, but to give a summary of the duties and responsibilities involved in the role You have the responsibility for: Leading a strong and professional soft and hard services (FM) provision for the Council that includes (but is not limited to) cleaning, security, postal and courier services, porterage, space planning, moves and changes, and general office support by ensuring that it is adequately resourced and planned, and aligned with the operating model for FM in supporting the Accommodation Strategy and in doing so ensuring that the service delivers a safe and compliant working environment. Leading the department to ensure that the FM budgets are adhered to by establishing robust monitoring and reporting procedures and in doing so ensuring that all spend is fully justified and in-line with Governance procedures for Officer's delegated authorities. Reporting on spend and any variance from budget monthly to the Assistant Director and planning any corrective actions to re-align the budget. Ensuring that all spend is Ruthlessly Financially Efficient. Financial management of resources allocated for services, as delegated by the Assistant Director and approve contractors/suppliers' orders, within the role's delegated authority Creating an annual Zero-Based Budget for the service in time for the start of each fiscal year and ensuring that it meets the needs of the service and in line with this, devising and implementing a procurement strategy for Soft Services FM by means of whole life-cycle contract management Ensure that the Council's staff and the general public work in and visit premises which are suitable for purpose particularly with respect to Statutory Compliance and general Health and Safety. Lead the FM management team to continuous review the service and find ways to make ongoing efficiency savings through productivity changes. Lead the service provisions by ensuring that contracts with suppliers are relevant and provide value for money. Establish and manage effective working relationships between external contractors and the organisation to ensure projects and works are completed on time, within budget to the required standards / specification, ensuring any issues are resolved at an early stage. Proactively manage the work undertaken by contractors and members of the team to ensure work is completed in line with quality standards and that it is within the agreed budget and cost of the project Ensure that all work activities by both managed staff and contractors are comprehensively risk assessed on a frequent basis, including the development permit to work, risk assessment system and asbestos register for incorporation in the helpdesk and to take all necessary steps to secure full and prompt implementation of corrective and preventive actions to ensure conformity to the applicable requirements and standards Provide authoritative advice to the Assistant Director and the associate team on all aspects of Hard Services strategy, compliance Develop a new service model for Hard Services within the Council's properties. Undertake responsible person responsibility for Water Hygiene Legionella, Electrical, Lifts and Lifting Tackle and Pressure systems. Develop and maintain all Hard Services policies and processes, working in collaboration with relevant colleagues, necessary to fulfil the job purpose and achieve these duties, whilst integrating the policies and procedures into the wider Council's Health & Safety strategy and policy and to promote ownership of risk by Service managers whilst securing the compliance and assurance required by the Council to accomplish its legal responsibilities. Liaise with relevant colleagues in Property and Facilities and throughout the Council including the Council's Insurance team, with regards the implementation of safety corrective and preventive actions as a result of: urgent works, long-term maintenance upgrade and refurbishment projects; and capital projects whilst specifically reviewing, auditing and advising on maintenance requirements. Create an operational plan for compliance and improvements in Hard Services management in line with the Council Vision, with demonstrable improvements in operational effectiveness, statutory and regulatory compliance and staff satisfaction in our physical Demonstrate a first-hand knowledge of all the Council's facilities by surveying and assessing the facilities /sites whilst reviewing and updating the current policies procedures and associated database. Assist in developing a confident and knowledgeable in-house team delivering a range of services to our in-house clients and stakeholders that is commended for their proactive, customer-orientated approach in our buildings and creates a pride in working in the council. Maintain excellent relationships with the Councils Planning and Building Control teams, Consultants and Contractors the HSE and other relevant enforcing authorities to ensure effective safe and efficient operation of the services. Title: Head of Facilities Management Rate: 500p/d Umbrella Location: Hammersmith, West London

Managing Quantity Surveyor Due to continued expansion, an abundant pipeline of works, and the recent award of a long-term major contract, our client is now looking to appoint a Managing Quantity Surveyor. This role includes some working from home, maximum of 1 -2 days at home, the remainder in the Ipswich office. The successful candidate must have experience from the infrastructure, civil engineering or piling sectors. The main purpose of this Managing Quantity Surveyor role will be to ensure commercial and contractual control and co-ordination of the efforts of all parties involved in the execution of assigned projects. You will provide leadership to other members of the commercial and quantity surveying teams, and to Directors and Senior Managers on all aspects relating to commercial activity. The Role Overseeing commercial activities and financial governance, working closely with the operations teams, and provide advice or guidance as necessary Risk and opportunity identification and management Cash flow management and budget compliance Continual review and challenge of existing commercial processes to identify and implement best practice Ensure contracts and sub-contracts have been drawn up prior to commencement of work, and review contracts drawn up by third parties Notification, preparation and agreement of claims if necessary Oversee WIP levels and cashflow to ensure efficient processes and cash collection Oversee the timely submission of final accounts to clients Undertake sporadic contract audits to ensure good practice and compliance with procedures Prepare monthly financial and CVR reports, identifying trends and areas for improvement Managing contracts including final accounts and agreement of interim assessments, change events, EWN s, CE s, and EoT etc, as well as dispute resolution Financial reconciliation and general contractual management Attending meetings with clients, other internal teams and the senior management Preparation of commercial reports, including KPI information, estimates of defined costs to complete, and any pain gain position Preparing, agreeing and submitting final accounts Preparation and administration of subcontract documents including set up The Person Previous experience in the capacity of being a senior or lead member of a commercial team within a relevant or related sector Sound working knowledge of contract law and various forms of contract Knowledge and understanding of tendering and procurement processes Knowledge of various construction techniques for a wide array of projects Ability to apply the knowledge and principles of quantity surveying to complex and challenging schemes Working knowledge of plant, equipment and materials Knowledge and understanding of sub-contracting principles, together with the ability to draft and administer subcontracts Ability to implement procedures to quantify and cost construction works, including the use of appropriate standard methods of measurement Proficiency in administration, communication, reporting, numeracy, IT and MS Office etc The ability to build effective relationships at all levels both internally and externally Proven ability to be the senior or lead member of a team and work on your own initiative Enthusiasm and results focussed, with an ability to work well under pressure and to challenging or stringent deadlines Effective negotiation skills with both internal and external clients and teams Must hold a full valid UK driving licence and be willing to travel if required Our Client Our client is proud to be one of the UK s leading specialist heavy civil and ground engineering contractors, and has earned an enviable reputation for quality, innovation and customer service. The business is represented throughout the UK by a network of regional offices, each offering a full portfolio of project disciplines. This enables them to provide all their clients with the most efficient reliable and value-engineered solution, regardless of project size or location. Our client has all appropriate UK, European and International industry standards to ensure safety, procurement and best working practices are adhered to. The dedicated staff are involved in a comprehensive ongoing training programme designed to ensure they are equipped to meet the changing needs of this exciting industry. Our client is focused on building upon their history and reputation of quality workmanship and timely project completion. The company actively promote partnering through all their contracts and are committed to achieving continual improvement with the objective of increasing their performance, future opportunities and making their workplace a platform for employee excellence. A highly attractive remuneration package is on offer for the successful candidate, coupled with career progression, along with challenging variety, security and longevity of work, given the company s secured forward order workload and their continued dedication to profitable growth within the UK. We are committed to equal opportunities. We wish to ensure that all applicants are treated fairly and appointed solely on their suitability for the post irrespective of race, gender, age, disability, caring responsibilities, sexual orientation, marital/civil partnership status, religion/belief or nationality.

Role Title: Building Safety Manager Business Area: Customer Services Department/Team: Property Safety Fire Safety Team Reports to: Head of Fire Safety Management Direct Reports and span of control: 3 direct reports Dimensions: Responsible for regulatory and life-safety risk management, oversight of the building safety management system, people leadership, stakeholder engagement, and acting as technical expert. Created/Reviewed date: July 2023 (updated/redacted version) Role Purpose To ensure that the organisation s responsibilities for high-risk buildings (HRBs) are fully discharged and that all obligations towards the Building Safety Regulator are met and properly evidenced through robust building safety cases. To ensure that all buildings identified as higher-risk (including those falling under the Building Safety Act 2022) are managed and maintained in accordance with the organisation-wide safety management systems. To support the development of a high-performance culture that prioritises colleague engagement and resident/customer safety. To lead a small team of building safety coordinators who provide day-to-day oversight of the organisation s HRBs, monitor compliance, and offer advice to colleagues and residents on building-safety matters. Key Accountabilities Support the organisation s dutyholders in meeting current and future regulatory requirements for fire and building safety, including horizon-scanning and adopting sector best practice. Ensure all identified high-risk buildings are managed in full compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022 and associated regulations. Liaise with external bodies (local authorities, government departments, fire and rescue services, other housing providers, etc.) and represent the organisation in external forums. Build strong internal relationships to embed building-safety considerations across all business activities. Provide timely and accurate information to support regulatory submissions, safety-case updates, and Building Assessment Certificate applications, etc. Oversee the management of mandatory incident reporting and resident building-safety complaints in HRBs. Develop and maintain a proportionate, risk-based, and value-for-money approach to building safety. Own and regularly review the organisation s Building Safety Management System documentation. Oversee the development and maintenance of safety-case reports and building-specific risk assessments for all HRBs. Act as the primary internal and external point of contact for fire and building-safety matters relating to high-risk buildings. Jointly act as the organisation s contact for its Primary Authority partnership with the relevant fire and rescue service. Work with operational teams to plan and deliver required fire/building-safety works, investigations, and interim measures on HRBs. Develop procedures for managing relationships with third-party Accountable Persons and monitoring their compliance. Contribute to design guides, employer s requirements, and fire strategies for new high-rise developments to minimise over-reliance on complex fire-engineered solutions. Lead or support resident-engagement strategies for higher-risk buildings. Collaborate with development, asset-management, and service-delivery teams to establish and maintain the golden thread of digital information and robust change-control/gateway processes for HRBs. Prepare and present management information and reports to boards, executive teams, and external stakeholders. Support contractor management and performance monitoring in HRBs. Maintain auditable records of all building-safety activities. Role-model organisational values and behaviours. Maintain personal professional development and keep abreast of legislative and best-practice changes. Undertake any other reasonable duties commensurate with the level of the post. Chair cross-functional meetings and working groups as required. Promote innovative and forward-thinking solutions. Deputise for the Head of Fire Safety Management when required. People & Resource Management Line management, performance management, and professional development of a small team of building-safety specialists. Motivate and influence colleagues across the organisation to achieve high standards aligned with the competency framework. Delegated budget responsibility for fire-safety consultancy spend. Success in this role looks like: Ongoing assurance to the Executive Board and Board that safety risk controls are effective. Acceptance of building safety cases by the Building Safety Regulator. A high-performing, engaged, and well-led team. Experience and Qualifications (Essential) Degree-level education or equivalent professional experience in a relevant technical discipline. Minimum Level 4 qualification in fire-safety management or asset-compliance (e.g., NEBOSH Fire Certificate, IFE Advanced Fire Management Diploma or recognised equivalent). Membership of a relevant professional body and/or third-party certification desirable. Proven experience of working with multiple stakeholders to deliver building-safety outcomes. Track record of analysing complex issues and delivering practical, proportionate solutions. Extensive knowledge of building-safety and fire-safety legislation, particularly for high-rise residential buildings. Strong communication, influencing, negotiation, and consultation skills. Customer-focused approach with experience of managing internal and external relationships. Leadership capability with the ability to motivate and develop individuals and teams. Ability to interpret technical data and explain it clearly to non-technical audiences. Good working knowledge of health & safety legislation relevant to construction and occupied buildings. Experience of using digital systems to monitor and evidence compliance/performance. Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel regionally/nationally (occasional overnight stays). Complexity, Impact & Influence The role is intellectually demanding, requiring detailed understanding and interpretation of multiple pieces of building-safety and fire-safety legislation and guidance. Solutions are rarely straightforward and usually require research, innovation, and collaboration with enforcing authorities and specialists. The post-holder is frequently the first point of contact for major fire or safety incidents involving emergency services and carries significant responsibility for resident safety, regulatory compliance, financial exposure, and organisational reputation. The role requires the ability to influence at senior level across the organisation and to lead cross-departmental collaboration on building-safety matters.

We are recruiting on behalf of a leading demolition contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex, high profile projects safely, sustainably and commercially successfully. Operating across North of England and into Scottish Boarders. Working with major developers, principal contractors and public-sector clients on projects ranging from selective soft strip to large-scale, technically challenging demolitions.You will work closely with project managers, estimators and senior leadership, providing commercial leadership in a high risk construction environment. What's in it for you as Demolition Commercial Manager? A Salary of circa 70,000 Car or Car Allowance KPI Bonus Location - Newcastle Hours - Monday - Friday working Enhanced holiday allowance Working with a market leading firm Roles and Responsibilities as a Demolition Commercial Manager? Full commercial responsibility for assigned for demolition projects Preparation, management and reporting of project budgets, forecasts and cash flow Monthly cost/value reconciliation and margin reporting, management of variations, change control and compensation events Preparation and agreement of interim applications and final accounts, Procurement of subcontractors and suppliers in line with commercial strategy Negotiation and management of subcontractor accounts and payments with performance management of supply chain partners Qualifications and Experience needed as a Demolition Commercial Manager? Degree or HND in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline Strong understanding of commercial management within demolition, quarrying, or building materials led operations Experience managing plant-intensive, operationally driven businesses Strong commercial, contractual and financial reporting skills

Temporary Quantity Surveyor - Residential New Build Housing Lancashire - 28 - 35 per hour (depending on experience) About the Company A reputable residential housebuilder requires an experienced Temporary Quantity Surveyor to support their commercial team on a busy programme of new build developments across Lancashire. With strong site pipelines and a collaborative working culture, this business offers an excellent opportunity for an interim professional to make an immediate impact. The Role This temporary role will provide vital commercial oversight to ensure projects are delivered efficiently and remain financially controlled. You will work closely with project managers and subcontractors, supporting live sites and assisting with cost reporting, procurement, and valuations. As Temporary Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for: Assisting with cost management across live residential projects Preparing interim valuations, variations, and final accounts Supporting subcontract procurement and payment processes Monitoring budgets and cost forecasts Reviewing contracts and ensuring commercial compliance Producing accurate commercial reports for senior management Liaising with site teams to resolve commercial queries The Ideal Candidate This role suits someone confident working in a busy environment who can quickly integrate and add value. The successful Temporary Quantity Surveyor will have: Previous experience as a QS within residential new build housing Strong understanding of JCT contracts and valuation processes Ability to manage workloads independently and meet deadlines Excellent analytical, negotiation, and communication skills Competence using relevant commercial software and MS Excel A flexible, hands-on attitude suited to temporary assignments What's on Offer Competitive hourly rate of 28 - 35 per hour Opportunity to step into a fast-paced role and make an impact Exposure to high-quality residential projects Supportive team environment with efficient onboarding Apply: If you're interested in this opportunity, then please get in touch today with our Commercial Specialist, Mark Harris. Building Careers UK specialises in Construction and Property recruitment and serves as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimers which can be found on our website. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities. Our recruitment process is designed to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. Please Note: Due to high volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted. INDCOM

Goodman Masson are currently working with a social housing organisation in London to recruit for an interim Planned Works Surveyor. Pay Rate: £35 - £45 per hour Umbrella An established housing and property organisation is seeking an experienced Building Surveyor to join their Planned Investment team. This is a key role supporting the delivery of high-quality, value-for-money investment programmes across a diverse residential property portfolio. The Role You will support the Project Manager in delivering all aspects of planned works to customers homes, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, to budget and to a high standard. The role involves surveying, specification writing, contractor management and project delivery across a range of refurbishment and investment programmes. Key Responsibilities Carry out stock condition, validation, mid-work and post-completion inspections Prepare technical specifications, schedules of work and scheme designs Manage and monitor programmes of planned works, ensuring quality, cost and programme control Identify building defects and provide costed repair solutions Support project management of complex planned works projects Certify contractor payments in conjunction with Quantity Surveyors Monitor contractor and consultant performance against KPIs Ensure full compliance with H&S, CDM and statutory requirements Liaise with internal stakeholders and external contractors to resolve issues efficiently Prepare planning applications and respond to consultations where required Provide technical advice on building regulations, construction design and property legislation Mentor and support colleagues towards professional development and accreditation About You You will be an experienced Building Surveyor with strong technical knowledge and a background in delivering planned investment or refurbishment programmes within residential property. Essential: Relevant surveying qualification or working towards (or equivalent experience) Experience delivering planned works / refurbishment programmes Strong knowledge of building construction, defects and repairs Ability to write clear, detailed technical reports and specifications Experience using contract forms such as JCT / NEC Excellent IT skills (Word, Excel, Outlook) Full UK driving licence Desirable: Membership of RICS, CIOB or similar professional body Degree in Building Surveying or similar Experience within social housing, local authority or large residential portfolios If this role is of interest, please email over your CV to (url removed)

Estimator / Quantity Surveyor - Healthcare & Education Projects Location: Bolton, Greater Manchester Salary: 60,000- 70,000 per annum + package Your New Company Known for delivering high-quality projects on time and within budget, the company combines technical expertise with a collaborative and supportive working environment, offering opportunities to develop your career across a range of building projects. Your New Role Our client is seeking an experienced Estimator / Quantity Surveyor to manage the cost and commercial aspects of healthcare and education projects. You will be responsible for producing accurate estimates, managing tendering processes, monitoring budgets, and supporting project delivery from pre-construction through to completion. This role offers exposure to a variety of projects while reporting directly to the Commercial Manager. Responsibilities will include: Preparing detailed cost estimates for healthcare and education projects up to 2 million. Managing tender processes, evaluating bids, and negotiating with subcontractors and suppliers. Producing Bills of Quantities, cost plans, and trade packages. Reviewing drawings and specifications to identify cost risks and opportunities for value engineering. Preparing interim valuations, variation orders, and monitoring cost control throughout projects. Forecasting costs and supporting financial reporting for project management teams. Collaborating with Design and Project Management teams to ensure alignment between design and budget. Maintaining accurate records, reports, and project documentation in line with company processes. What You Will Need to Succeed: Proven experience as an Estimator or Quantity Surveyor on healthcare and/or education projects up to 2 million. Strong technical knowledge of drawings, specifications, and schedules. Proficiency in preparing Bills of Quantities, cost plans, tenders, and valuations. Commercial awareness, cost control, and risk management experience. Excellent negotiation and communication skills with subcontractors, suppliers, and project teams. Proficiency in estimating/QS software (e.g., CostX, Bluebeam) and MS Office, especially Excel. Knowledge of construction contracts and procurement routes. Relevant qualification (HNC/HND/BSc in Quantity Surveying or Construction Management) and/or professional membership (RICS/CIOB) desirable. What You Get in Return: Competitive salary of 60,000- 70,000 plus benefits package. Bonus/performance incentive scheme. Pension contributions and potential private healthcare. Exposure to varied and interesting projects within healthcare and education. Clear career progression opportunities in a supportive and collaborative environment. Modern office and flexible working arrangements, promoting work-life balance. Apply now if you are an experienced Estimator / Quantity Surveyor looking for a role where you can make a tangible impact on projects while advancing your career. Apply: If you're interested in this opportunity, then please get in touch today with our Commercial Specialist, Mark Harris. Building Careers UK specialises in Construction and Property recruitment and serves as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimers which can be found on our website. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities. Our recruitment process is designed to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. Please Note: Due to high volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted. INDCOM

Quantity Surveyor / Estimator - Interior Fit-Out Projects ( 1m- 3m) Manchester 40,000 - 60,000 + Car Allowance + Bonus + Package Your new company This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly respected, long-established interior fit-out specialist with a strong reputation for delivering bespoke, high-specification commercial and educational projects across the UK. With a proud history of award-winning work and a secure pipeline of upcoming projects, they continue to innovate and lead in their field. Your new role Our client is seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor / Estimator to join their commercial team in Manchester. This is a dual-role position, offering the opportunity to oversee both pre- and post-contract stages on fit-out and refurbishment schemes ranging from 1m to 3m in value. The successful candidate will work closely with the project management, design, and manufacturing teams to ensure successful cost control and accurate tendering across diverse interior environments. Responsibilities will include: Preparing accurate and detailed cost estimates and tender submissions for commercial fit-out projects Conducting take-offs, pricing, and cost planning from architectural drawings and specifications Managing subcontractor enquiries, evaluations, and procurement Overseeing valuations, variations, interim applications, and final accounts Liaising with design, production, and installation teams to ensure cost-effective delivery Identifying and managing commercial risks and opportunities throughout the project lifecycle Supporting project managers with cost reporting and budget forecasting Attending client and site meetings as needed across key project phases What you will need to succeed: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor, Estimator, or dual-role in the fit-out/interiors sector Background working on fast-paced commercial or education fit-out projects (ideally 1m- 3m range) Strong understanding of estimating software and Excel Excellent communication and commercial negotiation skills Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects concurrently Full UK driving licence and willingness to attend occasional site visits What you get in return: Competitive salary of 40,000 to 60,000 depending on experience Car allowance , annual performance bonus , and comprehensive benefits package A collaborative and close-knit working environment with modern offices and an in-house showroom Real career progression opportunities with a secure forward order book The chance to be part of high-profile, technically challenging fit-out projects that combine craftsmanship with innovation Apply: If you're interested in this opportunity, then please get in touch today with our Commercial Specialist, Mark Harris. Building Careers UK specialises in Construction and Property recruitment and serves as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job, you accept the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimers which can be found on our website. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities. Our recruitment process is designed to ensure equal opportunities for all candidates, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. Please Note: Due to high volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted. INDCOM

Quantity Surveyor - High-end Residential About the Role Our clients base seek experienced Quantity Surveyor's to manage the commercial delivery of high-end residential refurbishment projects ranging up to 4mil around Central and South West London. Working closely with project managers, site teams, and private clients, you will ensure cost control, value, and quality are maintained throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Full commercial management of residential refurbishment projects from pre-contract to final account, providing weekly reports into the Directors. Preparation and management of budgets, cost plans, and cash flow forecasts. Valuations, interim applications, and final account agreement. Management of variations, change control, and cost reporting. Client-facing cost reporting with a high level of detail and transparency. Close collaboration with project managers, design teams, and site managers. Key Requirements Experience delivering high-end residential refurbishments within the 500k- 4m range. Strong understanding of refurbishment works, sequencing, and high-quality finishes. Commercially aware, detail-focused, and confident in negotiations. Comfortable working in a client-facing environment. Experience as a Quantity Surveyor managing multiple projects at one time. Benefits Exposure to prestigious, design-led residential refurb projects in the building and construction industry. Stable pipeline of work within a growing business. Competitive salary and clear progression opportunities. Job Details: Start Date: ASAP Location: Central / South West London Salary: Salary: 65,000 - 80,000

An award-winning and long-established multidisciplinary consultancy, known for delivering high-profile commercial, healthcare and mixed-use developments, is seeking a skilled M&E Quantity Surveyor to join their London office. This is a client-facing role offering exposure to a wide range of mechanical and electrical projects, with responsibilities spanning the full project lifecycle. Operating across a broad spectrum of sectors, this consultancy has built a reputation for technical excellence in the delivery of complex building services packages. They are now looking for an M&E Quantity Surveyor with strong cost management expertise to support a growing pipeline of commercial, education and healthcare schemes across London and the South East. The M&E Quantity Surveyor Role The successful M&E Quantity Surveyor will take ownership of pre- and post-contract duties on MEP packages, working closely with project managers and design teams to deliver accurate cost advice and ensure commercial control. The role requires an individual confident in managing subcontractor accounts, preparing detailed cost plans, and contributing to value engineering exercises. This is a fantastic opportunity for an M&E Quantity Surveyor seeking progression within a dynamic and respected consultancy, offering structured development and long-term career prospects. M&E Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities Preparation of detailed cost plans and MEP estimates during design stages Manage procurement of M&E works, including tender analysis and recommendations Oversee post-contract commercial management including valuations and change control Monitor subcontractor performance and manage interim and final accounts Liaise with clients, consultants and contractors to ensure clear financial reporting Contribute to risk and value management throughout the project lifecycle M&E Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements Minimum 4 years' experience in a Quantity Surveyor role with a focus on M&E Strong knowledge of building services cost planning and procurement Consultancy or client-side background preferred Relevant industry qualifications - BSc Quantity Surveying or equivalent (MRICS desirable) Sound understanding of JCT and NEC contracts Excellent communication and negotiation skills In Return 45,000 - 55,000 salary depending on experience 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Hybrid working policy Ongoing training and professional development Clear pathway for career progression within a supportive team If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. (phone number removed) Reference 21060 Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

Senior Quantity Surveyor Vacancy Region: London Position Type: Full-Time Salary: Up to £90,000 per annum plus car allowance (dependent on experience) The Role This position involves full commercial management of projects from tender stage through to final account. Responsibilities include budget preparation, cost estimates, progress reporting, final account settlement, client liaison, and participation in design team and site meetings. Key Responsibilities Reporting directly to the Surveying Director, Project Director, and Project Manager Working closely with the Design Team to ensure all requirements and specifications are achieved Building and maintaining strong relationships with client representatives to support project delivery and foster positive working relationships Attending regular site meetings and providing clear updates on project progress, risks, and issues Reviewing tender enquiries and undertaking detailed tender analysis Preparing estimates and tenders in collaboration with head office quantity surveying teams Negotiating new projects and fixed-price agreements to ensure cost-effective outcomes Organising and chairing pre-award meetings with new subcontractors alongside the construction team Procuring subcontract packages and monitoring performance on site Managing contra charges and issuing notifications to subcontractors Carrying out subcontractor re-measurements and managing interim and final account payments Processing fortnightly and monthly subcontractor payment certificates Maintaining variation logs and agreeing variations with junior surveying staff Issuing interim payment applications and reconciling payments received Preparing and agreeing final accounts at project completion Monitoring costs and producing reports using construction management software Attending monthly cost review meetings and preparing cashflow forecasts Issuing monthly financial reports to the accounts team Staying informed of industry developments and market conditions Undertaking additional duties and projects as required Requirements Degree in Quantity Surveying Minimum of 5 years professional experience with a strong track record managing subcontractors and clients across valuations, variations, final accounts, and cost reporting Excellent understanding of specifications, bills of quantities, and construction drawings Proven ability to extract quantities from drawings and issue accurate enquiries to subcontractors and suppliers within tight deadlines Proficient in Microsoft Office and industry-standard quantity surveying software Experience working on commercial and residential projects Strong budget management and cost control experience Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to produce and explain clear, accurate reports Highly organised with strong time-management skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities Self-motivated and able to plan workloads with minimal supervision Flexible, committed, and results-driven A strong team player able to collaborate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders This is an excellent opportunity for a Senior Quantity Surveyor to work for a leading Main Contractor.

A well-established, multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is currently seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their team based in Reading. Known for delivering high-quality services across sectors including commercial, education, healthcare, and industrial, this consultancy offers the opportunity to work on a diverse range of UK-wide projects from a client-facing position. This is an ideal role for a Senior Quantity Surveyor who enjoys leading from the front - managing cost control, contract administration and procurement processes across multiple live schemes. The company offers strong professional development support, making it an excellent environment for long-term career progression. The Senior Quantity Surveyor Role The successful Senior Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for leading cost planning and management throughout the full project lifecycle - from feasibility to final account. You will act as the key commercial contact for clients, managing expectations and ensuring that value, risk, and performance are effectively monitored and reported. This Senior Quantity Surveyor role would suit someone with excellent communication skills, a hands-on approach to problem-solving, and a solid understanding of both pre- and post-contract consultancy services. Senior Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities Lead the preparation of cost plans, estimates, and tender documentation Manage the procurement of contractors and consultants, including analysis and recommendations Oversee contract administration, change management and interim valuations Prepare and present regular cost reports and forecasts to clients Provide mentorship to junior Quantity Surveyors within the team Attend project meetings and provide strategic commercial advice Senior Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements Minimum 6-8 years' Quantity Surveying experience within a consultancy environment RICS accredited degree and MRICS status preferred Proven experience across multiple sectors including commercial or public sector Pre and post contract knowledge with strong cost reporting skills Excellent understanding of UK construction contracts (JCT/NEC) Strong client-facing skills and ability to manage stakeholder relationships In Return Salary of 65,000 - 70,000 (depending on experience) 25 days holiday + bank holidays Flexible hybrid working (Reading office base) Pension and private healthcare Supportive, structured career development Exposure to a wide range of complex, high-value projects If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. (phone number removed) Reference 21055 Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy