An exciting procurement opportunity has arisen for an Interim Category Manager (Construction, Professional Technical Services and FM) to assist our client; a London based local authority. This job role is an interim post within our client's procurement team offering a daily rate of c£350 per day LTD. Our client will require a candidate with a combination of Construction, Professional Technical Services and FM procurement experience, within the public sector. Role Leading on the procurement of Construction, Professional Technical Services and Facilities Management. Both lead, and provide advice, on procurement activity at all stages; including project preparation, investigation and planning, supplier qualification, the tender process, and contract award, as well as supporting post contract award activity. Take a lead role within a service area; including taking a proactive approach to service spend; maintaining an overview of procurement activity within the area; recognise areas for improvement and lead on recommendations; champion best practice procurement and represent the team by providing high quality and professional support at all times. Support the development and implementation of contract management and performance monitoring for strategic, corporate and other projects and contracts, including supplier management and stakeholder compliance. To register your interest in this Interim Category Manager job based in London, please contact Rima Begum on .
Dec 01, 2025
Full time
An exciting procurement opportunity has arisen for an Interim Category Manager (Construction, Professional Technical Services and FM) to assist our client; a London based local authority. This job role is an interim post within our client's procurement team offering a daily rate of c£350 per day LTD. Our client will require a candidate with a combination of Construction, Professional Technical Services and FM procurement experience, within the public sector. Role Leading on the procurement of Construction, Professional Technical Services and Facilities Management. Both lead, and provide advice, on procurement activity at all stages; including project preparation, investigation and planning, supplier qualification, the tender process, and contract award, as well as supporting post contract award activity. Take a lead role within a service area; including taking a proactive approach to service spend; maintaining an overview of procurement activity within the area; recognise areas for improvement and lead on recommendations; champion best practice procurement and represent the team by providing high quality and professional support at all times. Support the development and implementation of contract management and performance monitoring for strategic, corporate and other projects and contracts, including supplier management and stakeholder compliance. To register your interest in this Interim Category Manager job based in London, please contact Rima Begum on .
We have an exciting new opportunity at PCE for a Quantity Surveyor to join our Commercial QS Team, based on our Glasgow project on a contract basis. To measure the financial and physical performance of Projects against order targets, assisting in driving best value from suppliers/subcontractors and internal resources to maximise project profitability and Company process improvements. Timely submission and negotiation of interim and final accounts with client/main contractor and agreement of those issued to PCE by the supply chain. Summary Contract: Temporary, Full time Location Glasgow Reports to: Commercial Manager 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, which increase during employment Life assurance cover Private health insurance Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Discretionary EOT reward, based on business performance Location Based at PCE's Glasgow project. Overnight stays may be required in order to meet the needs of the project. RESPONSIBILITIES Responsibilities including but not limited to: Quantity Surveyor Develop a thorough understanding of the designated project specifications, pricing structures, programmes, and contractual conditions, etc, upon which the PCE project offer is based. Review and assist with the negotiation and agreement of the Client/Main Contractor contract documentation. To assist other departments of the PCE team with pre-start planning and programming. Assist with the supplier/subcontractor selection, analysing competitive offers, and helping to ensure the chosen supplier/subcontractor has the appropriate skill set and capability to deliver the works. Place all appropriate supplier/subcontractor orders ensuring that such order documentation provides access to all the required information for the supplier/subcontractor to undertake their work without putting at jeopardy any of the terms, conditions or obligations agreed by PCE with its client. Be responsible for all Supplier/Sub-contract commercial management including variation accounts and processing of requests for payment. Attend external and internal project related meetings, recording all actions, agreements and any unresolved matters. Recording and tracking of progress by internal departments and external suppliers/subcontractors in relation to agreed project programmes. Manage the day to day Company cost control, monitoring and reporting systems including recommending and implementing improvements. Change management control - Identification, communication, costing and assist with resolution of changes to PCE's agreed scope of works. Analysis of internal reporting systems, design, procurement and construction, including site produced paperwork, giving feedback with regards to quality and content. Provide advice to PCE staff on commercial and contractual matters including reviewing and drafting of correspondence. Measure, value, submit and negotiate contract variations with the client and supply chain as necessary. Communication and liaison with PCE's client in relation to all of the project's commercial matters, including the provision and production, in a timely manner, of all necessary information and substantiation of valuations, final accounts and retention release ensuring receipt of such payments in accordance with the agreed contract. Completion of a monthly cost / valuation report and cash flow for each designated project. People Management To become a valued, respected and trusted member of each project team. To communicate regularly with all necessary PCE Project staff, ensuring commercial controls are in place, understood and adhered to at all times. When and where appropriate, to manage direct reports ensuring they understand what is required of them, they perform to the standards required, meeting set targets, and appropriate training is provided when required. REQUIRED SKILLS Acts with professionalism and integrity always. Displays and promotes PCE's leadership core values; Humble, Hungry, Honest & People Smart. Promotes the Company in a professional manner, in line with PCE values at all times. PCE will deliver great results through great leadership PCE will work effectively: individually, as team PCE and with partners PCE will take pride in our abilities and what we deliver PCE will always look to improve PCE will be positive, and will act with integrity PCE will always work safely About PCE PCE Ltd is an employee owned, forward-thinking superstructure and façade construction specialist, delivering HybriDfMA 'system build' solutions on some of the most exciting and innovative projects in the UK. PCE is driven to provide our client partners with the best value, construction speed, and the highest levels of safety and quality, throughout our project delivery. We are a business that strives to deliver the best in everything we do and don't accept second best. Our people are our partners. Not only is PCE a company equally owned by our people through our Employee Ownership Trust, we believe in the power of employee voice. Our philosophy of engagement, involvement and participation mean our people help make the decisions that define our identity, drive our business, and shape our future, and we all share responsibility for the continued success of PCE as well as the rewards that may come with it. We are proud of our innovation, excellent health and safety standards and numerous best-in-field awards, including the RIBA Stirling award. PCE have also made it onto the Sunday Times Best Places to Work awards list! Why PCE? In addition to the great benefits that come with being an employee-owned business, PCE has many reasons why we stand out: Positive and motivated workforce through the eyes of our employee partners A family-feel culture Champions of employee engagement, employee voice and employee-driven change Competitive remuneration package Career progression opportunities Full induction programme, with continued support and ongoing training Commitment to continuous improvement governed by innovation, sustainability and advanced digital techniques Our People We are proud of the working environment we have created, which allows our people, teams and business to thrive. We want candidates with the right attitude, behaviours and work ethic to be a part of the successful team at PCE, as we believe that great teams are made up of a diverse blend of strengths, backgrounds, views and experiences. If you are hungry, reliable, have a positive attitude and are a self-developer, we would love to welcome you to our team! All applicants must have a legal right to work in the UK All applications processed for legitimate recruitment purpose only PCE Ltd is an equal opportunities employer
Dec 01, 2025
Full time
We have an exciting new opportunity at PCE for a Quantity Surveyor to join our Commercial QS Team, based on our Glasgow project on a contract basis. To measure the financial and physical performance of Projects against order targets, assisting in driving best value from suppliers/subcontractors and internal resources to maximise project profitability and Company process improvements. Timely submission and negotiation of interim and final accounts with client/main contractor and agreement of those issued to PCE by the supply chain. Summary Contract: Temporary, Full time Location Glasgow Reports to: Commercial Manager 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, which increase during employment Life assurance cover Private health insurance Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Discretionary EOT reward, based on business performance Location Based at PCE's Glasgow project. Overnight stays may be required in order to meet the needs of the project. RESPONSIBILITIES Responsibilities including but not limited to: Quantity Surveyor Develop a thorough understanding of the designated project specifications, pricing structures, programmes, and contractual conditions, etc, upon which the PCE project offer is based. Review and assist with the negotiation and agreement of the Client/Main Contractor contract documentation. To assist other departments of the PCE team with pre-start planning and programming. Assist with the supplier/subcontractor selection, analysing competitive offers, and helping to ensure the chosen supplier/subcontractor has the appropriate skill set and capability to deliver the works. Place all appropriate supplier/subcontractor orders ensuring that such order documentation provides access to all the required information for the supplier/subcontractor to undertake their work without putting at jeopardy any of the terms, conditions or obligations agreed by PCE with its client. Be responsible for all Supplier/Sub-contract commercial management including variation accounts and processing of requests for payment. Attend external and internal project related meetings, recording all actions, agreements and any unresolved matters. Recording and tracking of progress by internal departments and external suppliers/subcontractors in relation to agreed project programmes. Manage the day to day Company cost control, monitoring and reporting systems including recommending and implementing improvements. Change management control - Identification, communication, costing and assist with resolution of changes to PCE's agreed scope of works. Analysis of internal reporting systems, design, procurement and construction, including site produced paperwork, giving feedback with regards to quality and content. Provide advice to PCE staff on commercial and contractual matters including reviewing and drafting of correspondence. Measure, value, submit and negotiate contract variations with the client and supply chain as necessary. Communication and liaison with PCE's client in relation to all of the project's commercial matters, including the provision and production, in a timely manner, of all necessary information and substantiation of valuations, final accounts and retention release ensuring receipt of such payments in accordance with the agreed contract. Completion of a monthly cost / valuation report and cash flow for each designated project. People Management To become a valued, respected and trusted member of each project team. To communicate regularly with all necessary PCE Project staff, ensuring commercial controls are in place, understood and adhered to at all times. When and where appropriate, to manage direct reports ensuring they understand what is required of them, they perform to the standards required, meeting set targets, and appropriate training is provided when required. REQUIRED SKILLS Acts with professionalism and integrity always. Displays and promotes PCE's leadership core values; Humble, Hungry, Honest & People Smart. Promotes the Company in a professional manner, in line with PCE values at all times. PCE will deliver great results through great leadership PCE will work effectively: individually, as team PCE and with partners PCE will take pride in our abilities and what we deliver PCE will always look to improve PCE will be positive, and will act with integrity PCE will always work safely About PCE PCE Ltd is an employee owned, forward-thinking superstructure and façade construction specialist, delivering HybriDfMA 'system build' solutions on some of the most exciting and innovative projects in the UK. PCE is driven to provide our client partners with the best value, construction speed, and the highest levels of safety and quality, throughout our project delivery. We are a business that strives to deliver the best in everything we do and don't accept second best. Our people are our partners. Not only is PCE a company equally owned by our people through our Employee Ownership Trust, we believe in the power of employee voice. Our philosophy of engagement, involvement and participation mean our people help make the decisions that define our identity, drive our business, and shape our future, and we all share responsibility for the continued success of PCE as well as the rewards that may come with it. We are proud of our innovation, excellent health and safety standards and numerous best-in-field awards, including the RIBA Stirling award. PCE have also made it onto the Sunday Times Best Places to Work awards list! Why PCE? In addition to the great benefits that come with being an employee-owned business, PCE has many reasons why we stand out: Positive and motivated workforce through the eyes of our employee partners A family-feel culture Champions of employee engagement, employee voice and employee-driven change Competitive remuneration package Career progression opportunities Full induction programme, with continued support and ongoing training Commitment to continuous improvement governed by innovation, sustainability and advanced digital techniques Our People We are proud of the working environment we have created, which allows our people, teams and business to thrive. We want candidates with the right attitude, behaviours and work ethic to be a part of the successful team at PCE, as we believe that great teams are made up of a diverse blend of strengths, backgrounds, views and experiences. If you are hungry, reliable, have a positive attitude and are a self-developer, we would love to welcome you to our team! All applicants must have a legal right to work in the UK All applications processed for legitimate recruitment purpose only PCE Ltd is an equal opportunities employer
We are recruiting for an interim Head of Facilities to join a museum based in South East London. This Interim Head of Facilities role is starting in December and is likely to run for up to 6 months. You will also have the option to apply for the permanent position. As the interim Head of Facilities, it will be your role to lead the operational excellence of the estate across two unique sites in South East London. This estate is open to members of the public daily and requires a facilities professional who has led a multi faceted FM division previously within public buildings. You will be based on site 5 days per week (35 hours per week) and be joining the organisation at a busy time as they work to complete a number of building projects across the estate. You will be joining a very friendly team and be given a full handover with the current Head of Facilities Management. As an interim this role will be paid weekly at a daily rate of c£300 (umbrella company rate). As the interim Head of Facilities, you will: Lead and manage all aspects of the estates division, including maintenance, health and safety, and security, compliance and oversee projects. Manage a team including project managers, security managers, facilities managers Oversee the delivery of capital projects Ensure the Estates team provides seamless support for public programmes and commercial operations Manage budgets, contracts, and compliance with statutory regulations and public sector procurement standards. For this interim Head of Facilities role we are looking for an FM estates leader who likes to be challenged and who can quickly step in to ensure the smooth running of the estates team. We are looking for: Significant experience in Facilities Management, infrastructure, and security management within a heritage, cultural, or public-facing environment. (This is essential for the role) A proven track record in delivering maintenance projects. Strong knowledge of statutory compliance (CDM, H&S, planning, fire safety, sustainability). Excellent team management, leadership, budget management, and communication skills. Available for an immediate start in December. If you have managed the facilities for another Museum or for buildings that are open to the public, please apply now!
Nov 14, 2025
Contract
We are recruiting for an interim Head of Facilities to join a museum based in South East London. This Interim Head of Facilities role is starting in December and is likely to run for up to 6 months. You will also have the option to apply for the permanent position. As the interim Head of Facilities, it will be your role to lead the operational excellence of the estate across two unique sites in South East London. This estate is open to members of the public daily and requires a facilities professional who has led a multi faceted FM division previously within public buildings. You will be based on site 5 days per week (35 hours per week) and be joining the organisation at a busy time as they work to complete a number of building projects across the estate. You will be joining a very friendly team and be given a full handover with the current Head of Facilities Management. As an interim this role will be paid weekly at a daily rate of c£300 (umbrella company rate). As the interim Head of Facilities, you will: Lead and manage all aspects of the estates division, including maintenance, health and safety, and security, compliance and oversee projects. Manage a team including project managers, security managers, facilities managers Oversee the delivery of capital projects Ensure the Estates team provides seamless support for public programmes and commercial operations Manage budgets, contracts, and compliance with statutory regulations and public sector procurement standards. For this interim Head of Facilities role we are looking for an FM estates leader who likes to be challenged and who can quickly step in to ensure the smooth running of the estates team. We are looking for: Significant experience in Facilities Management, infrastructure, and security management within a heritage, cultural, or public-facing environment. (This is essential for the role) A proven track record in delivering maintenance projects. Strong knowledge of statutory compliance (CDM, H&S, planning, fire safety, sustainability). Excellent team management, leadership, budget management, and communication skills. Available for an immediate start in December. If you have managed the facilities for another Museum or for buildings that are open to the public, please apply now!
Construction Jobs
Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire
Project Manager (Quantity Surveyor) – Tier 1 – Regeneration Partner & Local Authority
North East Lincolnshire
Prosper Recruitment are working in partnership with Tier 1 Contractor are looking to employ a confident and motivated Project Manager who has a background as a Quantity Surveyor professional to work at the North East Lincolnshire Contract location as a member of the Technical Design Team, who deliver commercial property new build and refurbishment schemes. The vacancy is in the Facilities Management side of the business partnering with local councils where some of their specialisms include: Transport, Road Safety, Traffic Regulations, Sustainable Transport Planning, Street Lighting & Traffic Signals, Highways Inspections, Bridge Inspections, Drainage & Flooding and Environmental.
Reporting into the Head of Technical Services the successful candidate will assist with specification, schedule or rates, budgeting, pricing, interim and final accounts, measuring of design details and support and management of property construction projects with the support of other team members.
Key Accountabilities:
Development of estimations, project accounts, valuations, and pricing of designs to support building construction projects.
To price/forecast the cost of the different materials needed for the project.
Providing procurement technical advice and guidance on building construction projects, in particular guidance on Terms and Conditions (examples are (JCT and NEC). All technical information provided is to be accurate to legislative standards, ACoPs and best practice.
Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other documentation.
To manage the delivery of minor works and property construction projects utilising the project management process and principals within the organisation.
Measure and value the work done on site, for valuations and pay subcontractors accordingly in line with the company’s governance.
To issue works orders, track changes to the design and/or construction work and adjusting budget projections accordingly.
To issue Additional Instructions, Practical Completion and Completion certificates ensuring compliance with legislative, contractual and workmanship requirements including the briefing and commissioning of all consultants and clients.
To prepare option appraisals with recommendations, feasibility studies, estimates and the production of technical reports as required. Also to ensure that value is added to the work of the Section through innovation and creativity.
To assist with directing and monitoring construction works to include contract administration, variations, project costs and final accounts as appropriate and to assist in evaluating and determining appropriate actions where problems occur and report these to the client.
To create, as part of their development, specifications for tenders and to contribute to the procurement process to include evaluations and awards of contracts, ensuring Value for Money (VfM) is delivered without compromise to quality of the service/works completed.
To operate within the policies, systems and business plans of the Technical Design Team and the Company.
To deliver all works in compliance with the Company’s Health, Environmental & Quality (SHEQ) standards and in line with ISO 45001 (Health & Safety), 14001 (Environmental) & 9001 (Quality).
Undertake such other duties as may be reasonably expected at this level.
The role supports the deliverable outcomes for the management of a commercial and public property estate and is part of a team of Architects, Engineers and Building Surveyors.
The post holder will be required to work with other property professional teams to provide assistance and guidance for building construction works as a part of the Technical Design Team. The role is a mixture of office and on-site involvement and requires a good communicator who can provide clear instructions to and management of contractors.
Qualifications or Required Experience:
The applicant must have relevant qualifications in Quantity Surveying such as, Accredited Undergraduate or Post graduate degree by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and be a registered Chartered RICS Surveyor.
To meet the requirements and demands of the post, the post holder will need the following:
Experience within a quantity surveying position working closely with key members from internal and external teams
The Key Accountabilities of the Project Manager will include:
Cash flow forecasting
CVR reporting
Procurement
Client Liaison
Financial and delivery maximisation and efficiency
IT skills and experience of working with database systems are essential in ensuring an effective service.
Specific knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation and building regulations is desirable.
Experience of contract administration, including knowledge of building construction, procurement, estimation and project accounts is essential.
Numeracy, statistical, communication and presentation skills are also essential, together with experience in budgetary control.
Experience of applying CDM Regulations 2015 is desirable.
Ability to plan, prioritise and organise work to meet client requirements
Flexible to meet the needs of the service
Sep 15, 2022
Permanent
Project Manager (Quantity Surveyor) – Tier 1 – Regeneration Partner & Local Authority
North East Lincolnshire
Prosper Recruitment are working in partnership with Tier 1 Contractor are looking to employ a confident and motivated Project Manager who has a background as a Quantity Surveyor professional to work at the North East Lincolnshire Contract location as a member of the Technical Design Team, who deliver commercial property new build and refurbishment schemes. The vacancy is in the Facilities Management side of the business partnering with local councils where some of their specialisms include: Transport, Road Safety, Traffic Regulations, Sustainable Transport Planning, Street Lighting & Traffic Signals, Highways Inspections, Bridge Inspections, Drainage & Flooding and Environmental.
Reporting into the Head of Technical Services the successful candidate will assist with specification, schedule or rates, budgeting, pricing, interim and final accounts, measuring of design details and support and management of property construction projects with the support of other team members.
Key Accountabilities:
Development of estimations, project accounts, valuations, and pricing of designs to support building construction projects.
To price/forecast the cost of the different materials needed for the project.
Providing procurement technical advice and guidance on building construction projects, in particular guidance on Terms and Conditions (examples are (JCT and NEC). All technical information provided is to be accurate to legislative standards, ACoPs and best practice.
Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other documentation.
To manage the delivery of minor works and property construction projects utilising the project management process and principals within the organisation.
Measure and value the work done on site, for valuations and pay subcontractors accordingly in line with the company’s governance.
To issue works orders, track changes to the design and/or construction work and adjusting budget projections accordingly.
To issue Additional Instructions, Practical Completion and Completion certificates ensuring compliance with legislative, contractual and workmanship requirements including the briefing and commissioning of all consultants and clients.
To prepare option appraisals with recommendations, feasibility studies, estimates and the production of technical reports as required. Also to ensure that value is added to the work of the Section through innovation and creativity.
To assist with directing and monitoring construction works to include contract administration, variations, project costs and final accounts as appropriate and to assist in evaluating and determining appropriate actions where problems occur and report these to the client.
To create, as part of their development, specifications for tenders and to contribute to the procurement process to include evaluations and awards of contracts, ensuring Value for Money (VfM) is delivered without compromise to quality of the service/works completed.
To operate within the policies, systems and business plans of the Technical Design Team and the Company.
To deliver all works in compliance with the Company’s Health, Environmental & Quality (SHEQ) standards and in line with ISO 45001 (Health & Safety), 14001 (Environmental) & 9001 (Quality).
Undertake such other duties as may be reasonably expected at this level.
The role supports the deliverable outcomes for the management of a commercial and public property estate and is part of a team of Architects, Engineers and Building Surveyors.
The post holder will be required to work with other property professional teams to provide assistance and guidance for building construction works as a part of the Technical Design Team. The role is a mixture of office and on-site involvement and requires a good communicator who can provide clear instructions to and management of contractors.
Qualifications or Required Experience:
The applicant must have relevant qualifications in Quantity Surveying such as, Accredited Undergraduate or Post graduate degree by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and be a registered Chartered RICS Surveyor.
To meet the requirements and demands of the post, the post holder will need the following:
Experience within a quantity surveying position working closely with key members from internal and external teams
The Key Accountabilities of the Project Manager will include:
Cash flow forecasting
CVR reporting
Procurement
Client Liaison
Financial and delivery maximisation and efficiency
IT skills and experience of working with database systems are essential in ensuring an effective service.
Specific knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation and building regulations is desirable.
Experience of contract administration, including knowledge of building construction, procurement, estimation and project accounts is essential.
Numeracy, statistical, communication and presentation skills are also essential, together with experience in budgetary control.
Experience of applying CDM Regulations 2015 is desirable.
Ability to plan, prioritise and organise work to meet client requirements
Flexible to meet the needs of the service
Construction Jobs
Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire
Project Manager (Quantity Surveyor) – Tier 1 – Regeneration Partner & Local Authority
North East Lincolnshire
Prosper Recruitment are working in partnership with Tier 1 Contractor are looking to employ a confident and motivated Project Manager who has a background as a Quantity Surveyor professional to work at the North East Lincolnshire Contract location as a member of the Technical Design Team, who deliver commercial property new build and refurbishment schemes. The vacancy is in the Facilities Management side of the business partnering with local councils where some of their specialisms include: Transport, Road Safety, Traffic Regulations, Sustainable Transport Planning, Street Lighting & Traffic Signals, Highways Inspections, Bridge Inspections, Drainage & Flooding and Environmental.
Reporting into the Head of Technical Services the successful candidate will assist with specification, schedule or rates, budgeting, pricing, interim and final accounts, measuring of design details and support and management of property construction projects with the support of other team members.
Key Accountabilities:
Development of estimations, project accounts, valuations, and pricing of designs to support building construction projects.
To price/forecast the cost of the different materials needed for the project.
Providing procurement technical advice and guidance on building construction projects, in particular guidance on Terms and Conditions (examples are (JCT and NEC). All technical information provided is to be accurate to legislative standards, ACoPs and best practice.
Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other documentation.
To manage the delivery of minor works and property construction projects utilising the project management process and principals within the organisation.
Measure and value the work done on site, for valuations and pay subcontractors accordingly in line with the company’s governance.
To issue works orders, track changes to the design and/or construction work and adjusting budget projections accordingly.
To issue Additional Instructions, Practical Completion and Completion certificates ensuring compliance with legislative, contractual and workmanship requirements including the briefing and commissioning of all consultants and clients.
To prepare option appraisals with recommendations, feasibility studies, estimates and the production of technical reports as required. Also to ensure that value is added to the work of the Section through innovation and creativity.
To assist with directing and monitoring construction works to include contract administration, variations, project costs and final accounts as appropriate and to assist in evaluating and determining appropriate actions where problems occur and report these to the client.
To create, as part of their development, specifications for tenders and to contribute to the procurement process to include evaluations and awards of contracts, ensuring Value for Money (VfM) is delivered without compromise to quality of the service/works completed.
To operate within the policies, systems and business plans of the Technical Design Team and the Company.
To deliver all works in compliance with the Company’s Health, Environmental & Quality (SHEQ) standards and in line with ISO 45001 (Health & Safety), 14001 (Environmental) & 9001 (Quality).
Undertake such other duties as may be reasonably expected at this level.
The role supports the deliverable outcomes for the management of a commercial and public property estate and is part of a team of Architects, Engineers and Building Surveyors.
The post holder will be required to work with other property professional teams to provide assistance and guidance for building construction works as a part of the Technical Design Team. The role is a mixture of office and on-site involvement and requires a good communicator who can provide clear instructions to and management of contractors.
Qualifications or Required Experience:
The applicant must have relevant qualifications in Quantity Surveying such as, Accredited Undergraduate or Post graduate degree by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and be a registered Chartered RICS Surveyor.
To meet the requirements and demands of the post, the post holder will need the following:
Experience within a quantity surveying position working closely with key members from internal and external teams
The Key Accountabilities of the Project Manager will include:
Cash flow forecasting
CVR reporting
Procurement
Client Liaison
Financial and delivery maximisation and efficiency
IT skills and experience of working with database systems are essential in ensuring an effective service.
Specific knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation and building regulations is desirable.
Experience of contract administration, including knowledge of building construction, procurement, estimation and project accounts is essential.
Numeracy, statistical, communication and presentation skills are also essential, together with experience in budgetary control.
Experience of applying CDM Regulations 2015 is desirable.
Ability to plan, prioritise and organise work to meet client requirements
Flexible to meet the needs of the service
Sep 15, 2022
Permanent
Project Manager (Quantity Surveyor) – Tier 1 – Regeneration Partner & Local Authority
North East Lincolnshire
Prosper Recruitment are working in partnership with Tier 1 Contractor are looking to employ a confident and motivated Project Manager who has a background as a Quantity Surveyor professional to work at the North East Lincolnshire Contract location as a member of the Technical Design Team, who deliver commercial property new build and refurbishment schemes. The vacancy is in the Facilities Management side of the business partnering with local councils where some of their specialisms include: Transport, Road Safety, Traffic Regulations, Sustainable Transport Planning, Street Lighting & Traffic Signals, Highways Inspections, Bridge Inspections, Drainage & Flooding and Environmental.
Reporting into the Head of Technical Services the successful candidate will assist with specification, schedule or rates, budgeting, pricing, interim and final accounts, measuring of design details and support and management of property construction projects with the support of other team members.
Key Accountabilities:
Development of estimations, project accounts, valuations, and pricing of designs to support building construction projects.
To price/forecast the cost of the different materials needed for the project.
Providing procurement technical advice and guidance on building construction projects, in particular guidance on Terms and Conditions (examples are (JCT and NEC). All technical information provided is to be accurate to legislative standards, ACoPs and best practice.
Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other documentation.
To manage the delivery of minor works and property construction projects utilising the project management process and principals within the organisation.
Measure and value the work done on site, for valuations and pay subcontractors accordingly in line with the company’s governance.
To issue works orders, track changes to the design and/or construction work and adjusting budget projections accordingly.
To issue Additional Instructions, Practical Completion and Completion certificates ensuring compliance with legislative, contractual and workmanship requirements including the briefing and commissioning of all consultants and clients.
To prepare option appraisals with recommendations, feasibility studies, estimates and the production of technical reports as required. Also to ensure that value is added to the work of the Section through innovation and creativity.
To assist with directing and monitoring construction works to include contract administration, variations, project costs and final accounts as appropriate and to assist in evaluating and determining appropriate actions where problems occur and report these to the client.
To create, as part of their development, specifications for tenders and to contribute to the procurement process to include evaluations and awards of contracts, ensuring Value for Money (VfM) is delivered without compromise to quality of the service/works completed.
To operate within the policies, systems and business plans of the Technical Design Team and the Company.
To deliver all works in compliance with the Company’s Health, Environmental & Quality (SHEQ) standards and in line with ISO 45001 (Health & Safety), 14001 (Environmental) & 9001 (Quality).
Undertake such other duties as may be reasonably expected at this level.
The role supports the deliverable outcomes for the management of a commercial and public property estate and is part of a team of Architects, Engineers and Building Surveyors.
The post holder will be required to work with other property professional teams to provide assistance and guidance for building construction works as a part of the Technical Design Team. The role is a mixture of office and on-site involvement and requires a good communicator who can provide clear instructions to and management of contractors.
Qualifications or Required Experience:
The applicant must have relevant qualifications in Quantity Surveying such as, Accredited Undergraduate or Post graduate degree by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and be a registered Chartered RICS Surveyor.
To meet the requirements and demands of the post, the post holder will need the following:
Experience within a quantity surveying position working closely with key members from internal and external teams
The Key Accountabilities of the Project Manager will include:
Cash flow forecasting
CVR reporting
Procurement
Client Liaison
Financial and delivery maximisation and efficiency
IT skills and experience of working with database systems are essential in ensuring an effective service.
Specific knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation and building regulations is desirable.
Experience of contract administration, including knowledge of building construction, procurement, estimation and project accounts is essential.
Numeracy, statistical, communication and presentation skills are also essential, together with experience in budgetary control.
Experience of applying CDM Regulations 2015 is desirable.
Ability to plan, prioritise and organise work to meet client requirements
Flexible to meet the needs of the service
