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Quantity Surveyor (Commercial Office Fit-Out) Manchester £55,000 p/a plus Company Car/Allowance, Generous Holiday Entitlement, Healthcare and Pension My Client is a market leader in the Commercial Office fit-out sector and with continued success are recruiting for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to strengthen their Commercial Division in Manchester. Working on projects valued between £500k - £20m candidates will be responsible for; liaising with Clients, Internal Departments, Project Teams and Supply Chain, managing financial issues, preparing and agreeing valuations and finalising Subcontract accounts. Additional duties include: Completing and presenting project estimates. Procurement of Subcontractors. Handling contract administration including advising on commercial contractual position under the Subcontracts. Tendering and full costing of contracts. Measurement of main/sub contract works /take-offs. Identification, valuation and agreement of variations. Preparation of Final Accounts with full supporting pack. Provide accurate commercial forecasts. Successful candidates will possess: Minimum of 5 years Fit-Out/Interiors experience. Degree qualified or equivalent in Surveying/Building Services. Thorough working knowledge of Fit-Out/Interiors sector. IT proficient with MS Office (Excel/Word). Adept with reading drawings/plans and developing cost estimates. Strong Commercial awareness and commitment to achieving deadlines. Self-motivation/self development. Flexible approach to work. Exceptional communication/organisational skills. This is fantastic opportunity to join a highly reputable Construction business that can offer exposure to challenging projects and career progression. please apply today or contact me on (phone number removed)

CLIENT My client have quickly become renowned for their innovative architecture and stunning interiors. Their building projects have become some of London’s finest addresses.  Their formation of houses into modern masterpieces of contemporary design is testament to their commitment to using only the finest materials, leading-edge technologies and an unwavering attention to detail.  Though they are a relatively young company, their key people have been excelling in this sector for many years. They have enabled them to make impressive inroads into an exclusive niche market, and this has resulted in their recent accreditation as a full member of ASUC (Association of Structural Underpinning Contractor).  ROLE A Project Quantity Surveyor role is to drive the tendering and construction phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety.  This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders ensuring deadlines are not compromised.  You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of high end residential contracts in London.  You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients.  Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of sub-contractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments.  Person Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) 3-5 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Experience in working on high end residential building projects (Essential) Previous experience in using bill of quants. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills Ability to work flexible hours Excellent attention to detail and proven ability to meet deadlines   Package Pay:  £40,000 – £60,000 per annum (dependant on experience) Hours:  0800 – 1700 (Monday – Friday – with flexibility required) Location:  West London Additional Company Benefits:  Competitive

CLIENT My client have quickly become renowned for their innovative architecture and stunning interiors. Their building projects have become some of London’s finest addresses. Their formation of houses into modern masterpieces of contemporary design is testament to their commitment to using only the finest materials, leading-edge technologies and an unwavering attention to detail. Though they are a relatively young company, their key people have been excelling in this sector for many years. They have enabled them to make impressive inroads into an exclusive niche market, and this has resulted in their recent accreditation as a full member of ASUC (Association of Structural Underpinning Contractor). ROLE A Project Quantity Surveyor role is to drive the tendering and construction phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety. This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders ensuring deadlines are not compromised. You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of high end residential contracts in London. You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients. Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of sub-contractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments. Person Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) 3-5 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Experience in working on high end residential building projects (Essential) Previous experience in using bill of quants. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills Ability to work flexible hours Excellent attention to detail and proven ability to meet deadlines Package Pay: £40,000 – £60,000 per annum (dependant on experience) Hours: 0800 – 1700 (Monday – Friday – with flexibility required) Location: West London Additional Company Benefits: Competitive

My client are looking for a Project QS. They are a main contractor working for developers in prime location Central London on D&B high end residential projects. The chosen candidate will need to be able to work on multiple projects of an extremely high spec and bespoke nature and be able to lead and drive the QS process and needs of a demanding schedule.   A Project Quantity Surveyor role is to drive the tendering and construction phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety. This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders and any given time. You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of high end residential contracts in London. You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of subcontractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments.   Personal Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) 3-5 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Previous experience in tendering for works. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills with excellent attention to detail with proven ability to meet deadlines Ability to work flexible hours

Role Overview The role of a Senior Quantity Surveyor is to drive the tendering and submission phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety.  This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders ensuring content, pricing and deadlines are not compromised.  You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of high end residential contracts in London.  You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients.  Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional and design and build building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of sub-contractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments. Management of Junior & Intermediate Quantity Surveyors to ensure deadlines are met within the agreed timelines.  Person Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) Minimum of 7 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Experience in working on high end residential building projects (Essential) Previous experience in using bill of quants. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills Ability to work flexible hours Excellent attention to detail and proven ability to meet deadlines

Role Overview The role of a Senior Quantity Surveyor is to drive the tendering and submission phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety.  This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders ensuring content, pricing and deadlines are not compromised.  You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of high end residential contracts in London.  You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients.  Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional and design and build building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of sub-contractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments. Management of Junior & Intermediate Quantity Surveyors to ensure deadlines are met within the agreed timelines.  Person Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) Minimum of 7 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Experience in working on high end residential building projects (Essential) Previous experience in using bill of quants. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills Ability to work flexible hours Excellent attention to detail and proven ability to meet deadlines

I am looking for a Senior QS, You must have worked in a consultancy environment to be considered for this role. Role Overview The role of a Senior Quantity Surveyor is to drive the tendering and submission phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety.  This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders ensuring content, pricing and deadlines are not compromised.  You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of contracts in London.  You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients.  Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional and design and build building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of sub-contractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments. Management of Junior & Intermediate Quantity Surveyors to ensure deadlines are met within the agreed timelines.   Person Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) Minimum of 7 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Previous experience in using bill of quants. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills Ability to work flexible hours Excellent attention to detail and proven ability to meet deadlines

Agency: UCA Consulting Contact Name: Sam Annis Contact Email: sam@ucaconsulting.uk Telephone: 07802726729 Industry: Construction Job Type: Permanent Location: London Salary: Negotiable I am looking for a Senior QS, You must have worked in a consultancy environment to be considered for this role. Role Overview The role of a Senior Quantity Surveyor is to drive the tendering and submission phase of a project ensuring there is no compromise on programme, quality or Health & Safety. This role will require you to manage the multiple tenders ensuring content, pricing and deadlines are not compromised. You will join a team renowned for their exceptional client service who are currently winning a variety of contracts in London. You will be given exposure to an array of projects and will be providing a full service to a wide range of high end clients.   Key Responsibilities Good understanding of traditional and design and build building methods and products associated with quality new build and refurbishment of high end properties. Confident in dealing directly with Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Clients and Subcontractors. Attending site design team meetings where required Managing the tender process from start to finish ensuring costings are identified to a high standard. This would also involve managing multiple projects at any one time Able to maintain tight control on variation orders on a large number of on-going projects, assisting Directors, Site Managers and Contracts Managers in recording all variations, pricing them and accurately recording their effect on final accounts and ensure that AI’s are received for all variations Pricing and agreeing variations via the Change Control register. Prepare Post contract activities & Cost planning Take a lead in the calculation and preparation of all company valuations and final accounts. Advice on procurement and contract strategies ensuring robust contract documents are generated Assist with the preparation of estimates and cost plans and in the development of programmes for the delivery Prepare and present monthly job cost analysis data, including those covering financial status, tender and forecast allowances. Analyse current methods and procedures and develop improved methods of working. Assume full control of subcontract orders, applications and assist with subcontract enquiries and management. Overall responsibility for ensuring that all subcontract/supplier orders placed are within budget. Assist in the management of sub-contractor procurement processes Pay regular visits to site, as well as liaise directly with Contracts Managers and Site Managers to ensure all variations are recorded on CVIs and copied to all interested parties. Contributing to achieve appropriate commercial result and report on contract profitability, including reporting to line manager as soon as any individual budget is exceeded or likely to be exceeded. Communicate also on all matters affecting the performance of projects, employees, associates, and the commercial interests of the company. Ensure works are valued and payment obtained in accordance with the contract terms Contribute to the formulation of the monthly financial reports, both internal management accounts and external applications for payment. Pricing additional works and raising Instructions. Raising invoice payments. Management of Junior & Intermediate Quantity Surveyors to ensure deadlines are met within the agreed timelines. Person Profile The Project Quantity Surveyor will have: Quantity surveying degree or HND/HNC in Quantity Surveying (Essential) Minimum of 7 years’ experience within the industry (Essential) Good understanding of construction contracts (Essential) Previous experience in using bill of quants. Proficient in the use of Microsoft packages e.g. Excel, Word Enthusiastic, ambitious with the ability to work on your own initiative. Strong communication skills Ability to work flexible hours Excellent attention to detail and proven ability to meet deadlines

3D Personnel are currently Quantity Surveyors in Portsmouth, at all levels. Your new company: A leading construction company which specialises in providing support services to the public and private sectors. Your responsibilities: • Prepare tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities with the architect and/or the client; • Undertake cost analysis for repair and maintenance project work • Assist in establishing a client's requirements and undertake feasibility studies; • Perform risk, value management and cost control; • Advise on a procurement strategy; • Identify, analyse and develop responses to commercial risks; • Prepare and analyse costings for tenders • Allocate work to subcontractors; • Provide advice on contractual claims; • Analyse outcomes and write detailed progress reports; • Value completed work and arrange payments • Maintain awareness of the different building contracts in current use; • Understand the implications of health and safety regulations. What we need from you: You will need experience tendering for projects in various sectors such as Health, Education, Residential. For We are looking for a candidate with a good employment record, demonstrating longevity with Main Contractors / Employers. What you will get from your new employer In order to attract the best candidates, we are able to offer an excellent salary and benefits. What's next? If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date version of your CV, or call us now on (Apply online only)/ 07730530599. If this job isn't quite right for you but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career