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Senior Quantity Surveyor Location : Coventry Package : 50,000 to 75,000 + car & package + hybrid working + great career prospects + work life balance & exposure to a high profile project A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a leading main contractor delivering a high profile, major infrastructure project in Coventry. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be given the opportunity to work on one of the largest heavy civil engineering projects in Europe and work alongside an experienced and driven team. The opportunity promises excellent career prospects with no glass ceilings to your own development, hybrid working, great work life balance and a competitive salary & package. As a Senior Quantity Surveyor, some of your key duties and responsibilities will include: Oversee and manage the project budgets, ensuring costs are kept within approved limits Prepare accurate financial reports including cost forecasts and budget updates Administration of contracts ensuring compliance with all T&C's Review and process contract variations and change orders Oversee the procurement process Prepare tender documents and evaluate bids Undertake interim valuations and preparation of applications for payment Identidy, asses and mitigate projects risks Liaise with clients, consultants and stakeholders, providing up to date progress reports Value engineering Lead and mentor junior quantity surveyors Provide commercial and contractual support and guidance to the wider project team Senior Quantity Surveyors considering applying will need the following experience: Previously worked as a Senior Quantity Surveyor or Quantity Surveyor within the heavy civil engineering, infrastructure or utilities sectors Live within a reasonable commute of the office in Coventry (min. expectation 3 days a week) Excellent communication skills Alongside fantastic opportunities for career progression, my client is also offering an excellent work life balance, hybrid working and exposure to a complex, exciting project. You can also expect a generous salary and package that includes: Starting salary of 50,000 to 72,000 Company car or car allowance 25-26 days annual leave + bank holidays Option to purchase an additional 5 days Contributory pension Private healthcare Yearly pay reviews Payment of professional fees If you're a Quantity Surveyor looking for an exciting step up in your career or a Senior Quantity Surveyor feeling undervalued and looking at where you can take your career next, get in touch with Matt Clegg at Gold Group today on (phone number removed). Services advertised by Gold Group are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business. We will contact you within the next 14 days if you are selected for interview. For a copy of our privacy policy please visit our website.

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an In House Construction Solicitor in Birmingham to join a major UK infrastructure programme on an initial 6 month contract. This is a high profile role offering broad commercial and construction work, senior stakeholder exposure, and the chance to shape legal outcomes on one of the country's most significant projects. Client Details Our client is a nationally significant infrastructure organisation delivering one of the UK's largest and most complex transport programmes. It offers the scale, profile and challenge that few in house legal teams can match, with exposure to major procurement, supply chain, utilities and public sector issues. Description The In-House Construction Solicitor will be: Delivering high quality legal advice across commercial and contracts matters linked to a major infrastructure programme Drafting, reviewing and negotiating high value construction, procurement and corporate agreements Advising on contractual risk, project delivery issues and compliance with relevant legislation and regulation Acting as a key legal contact for stakeholders across procurement, contract management and wider business functions Supporting procurement activity, including major project and early works packages Advising on contractual claims and disputes, including use of external counsel where appropriate Running legal surgeries to support internal teams and reduce external legal spend Providing advice on GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018 and related privacy matters Preparing training, legal updates, templates and self help tools for internal stakeholders Contributing to briefings and reports for senior management and government facing stakeholders Attending court and major compensation events where required Supervising junior lawyers or trainees where needed Profile The In-House Construction Solicitor should be: A solicitor or equivalent with at least 4+ years PQE Experienced in commercial and or construction law Skilled in drafting a wide range of legal documents and commercial agreements Able to advise on large scale UK construction or infrastructure matters Familiar with public sector procurement processes and contract law Confident managing numerous priorities in a fast paced environment Strong in stakeholder management, influencing and communication Experienced in handling contractual claims, disputes and external legal spend Happy attending court and supporting high value compensation matters Eligible to obtain BPSS clearance Job Offer This is an outstanding opportunity to join a high profile in house legal team working on a nationally important infrastructure programme. You will gain exposure to complex, high value legal work, collaborate with senior business leaders, and build experience that is highly regarded across the infrastructure, transport and public sector markets. For lawyers seeking a contract that offers real substance, visibility and the chance to make an impact, this is far more than a standard interim assignment. Initial 6 month contract with a view to extending, alongside hybrid working. If you're an experienced In-House Commercial/Construction Solicitor, apply now or contact Michael Bailey for more information.

Senior Quantity Surveyor Build your Future with Us! We are a forward-thinking Company with an established presence across the UK and Ireland. Our values We Commit, We Care, We Collaborate shape how we work with our clients, partners, and each other. As our business continues to grow, we are looking for dedicated individuals who take pride in their work and want to build a rewarding career within a supportive and collaborative environment. We are seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to enhance our team and drive success across our high value projects. Why join us? Exciting Projects Work on varied sector projects and leave a lasting legacy Career Growth Clear progression pathways and continuous professional development Collaborative Culture Be part of a team that values innovation, integrity, and a commitment to excellence Competitive Package Enjoy a competitive salary and great benefits with flexible and hybrid working options What you will be doing The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for managing project costs, contractual obligations and change processes to ensure commercial efficiency. This includes preparing budgets, interim valuations and final accounts, alongside cost forecasting and supporting value engineering initiatives. The role involves procurement of supply chain partners, assessment and certification of subcontract payments, and ongoing management of variation accounts. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will lead Extension of Time claims and Loss and/or Expense submissions where required, while ensuring robust commercial documentation and compliance with contract requirements (JCT / NEC). Developing positive working relationships, supporting dispute avoidance, and contributing to strong governance, quality and safety practices are also key elements of the role. Summary of Responsibilities Preparation and analysis of project budgets and cost forecasts Cost control, CVR production and reporting of financial performance Procurement of subcontractors and suppliers, including order documentation Assessment, certification and administration of subcontract payments Preparation of interim valuations and final account submissions Management and valuation of variations and change control processes Lead preparation of EoT claims and Loss & Expense submissions Identification and management of commercial and financial risks Maintenance of accurate commercial documentation and auditable records Compliance with contractual requirements, particularly JCT / NEC procedures Lead dispute avoidance and resolution processes when required Monthly commercial and cost reporting, including cashflow where appropriate Collaboration with project, design and site delivery teams Stakeholder engagement including client, consultant and supply chain liaison Contribution to company governance, quality, health & safety and risk standards Reporting Structure Reports to Commercial Manager Works closely with Site Teams, Procurement, Preconstruction, Planning, Finance and Supply Chain partners What We re Looking For Insert skills, experience and training required for the role Qualifications Essential Degree Qualified Experience & Skills Experience: 7+ years experience in a similar role Strong commercial awareness Experience of JCT and NEC contracts Skills: Excellent communication and negotiation skills Strong organisational ability with capability to meet deadlines Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment High level of numerical, analytical and IT competence Ability to work independently using initiative Desirable: Experience working on similar projects or sector types Experience using cost management systems Experience with document/contract management platforms Experience contributing to value engineering and cost optimisation initiatives Professional qualification such as MCIOB or MRICS How to Apply: If you re ready to take the next step in your career with a company that values your expertise and innovation, we d love to hear from you! Apply by clicking apply below. Join us on our journey to McLaughlin and Harvey are an equal opportunities employer who are committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates regardless of backgrounds, experiences, and identities. We believe that diverse perspectives strengthen our teams and help us deliver better outcomes for our people, our clients, and the communities in which we work.

Senior Quantity Surveyor McLaughlin & Harvey are one of the leading Building and Civil Engineering Contractors operating throughout the UK and Ireland. We are seeking to recruit an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join the team. Responsibilities The Senior Quantity Surveyor is responsible for leading all commercial aspects of the project, providing commercial support and advice to the team to aid decision making, maintaining commercial information and ensuring compliance with the contractual requirements. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will monitor contract progress against the agreed programmes, control costs against agreed budgets/end cost forecasts, prepare and agree interim valuations and final accounts, prepare and agree any necessary claims for reimbursements and for loss and expense and will liaise the customers and third parties on all commercial matters. It is the Senior Quantity Surveyors responsibility to evaluate potential implications for dispute resolution and to contribute and develop as appropriate quality, health & safety, welfare and risks in accordance with the companies management systems. Preparing, negotiating and analysing costs for budgets. Ensure sub-contractors are pre-qualified in accordance with management systems. Procurement of Sub-Contractors and preparation of Sub-Contractor order documentation. Assessing and certification of sub-contractor interim payments and ensuring required Payer / Pay-less notices as issued. Advising on a range of legal and contractual issues and identification and management of commercial risks. Production and presentation of monthly Cost Value Reconciliation on projects. Establish, maintain and enhance effective working relationships. Plan, allocate and evaluate work carried out by teams, individuals and self. Assist in managing the Commercial team and supervise and mentor Quantity Surveyors. Ensure effective interaction between the commercial and operational site teams. Qualifications The role will suit an individual who has been working at a Senior Quantity Surveyor level or as a Project Quantity Surveyor and who wishes to progress their career in a Senior Quantity Surveyor role. Essential Criteria Degree Qualified Construction Experience Good knowledge of construction contracts particularly the JCT & NEC Forms of Contract Experience Essential Sound Commercial Awareness Excellent communication & negotiation skills High levels of organisational skills Ability to meet deadlines Excellent numerical, IT and problem-solving skills Ability to work in fast moving Environment Ability to work on initiative with minimum supervision Ability to travel frequently to Site, as and when required What's in it for you? At McLaughlin and Harvey we offer a fantastic benefits package including the following: Competitive salary 33 days annual leave entitlement Generous pension contributions Life Assurance If this sounds like the role for you, please apply by clicking the apply button now! McLaughlin & Harvey are an equal opportunities employer who are committed to providing a workplace free from discrimination or harassment. We expect every employee to care and commit to their contribution to the cultivation and maintenance of an environment where everyone has the opportunity to feel included and is afforded the respect and dignity they deserve. Decisions relating to recruitment, salary, training, evaluating performance, or termination are made fairly, and we provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified candidates and employees. We examine our unconscious biases and take responsibility for always striving to create a collaborative and inclusive environment that makes every employee and candidate feel welcome. As a Disability Confident employer we are committed to inclusive and accessible recruitment where we will provide all reasonable adjustments at interview stage and beyond and commit to extending an interview to disabled candidates who meet the minimum job role requirements.

I am currently working with Harlow District Council who are looking for an Interim Lifts Manager on a 12-month contract paying a rate of £550 per day. Harlow District Council's Housing Operations team is seeking an experienced Interim Lift Manager to oversee the management, compliance, and maintenance of passenger and goods lifts across our residential housing stock and non-housing portfolio You will ensure full statutory compliance, manage contracts with service and maintenance providers, and act as the Council's technical authority on all lift-related matters. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Manage all lift assets across the portfolio stock, ensuring operational safety and statutory compliance Commission and oversee LOLER Thorough Examinations to keep all lift certification current under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 Lead contract management for maintenance, repair, and modernisation contracts Ensure compliance with the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, BS EN 81 standards, and the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 Liaise with the Competent Person under PUWER 1998 and coordinate planned preventative maintenance programmes Report to senior management on KPIs, defects, expenditure, and risk ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS Recognised lift engineering qualification (e.g. LEIA, City & Guilds 2850, or equivalent NVQ Level 3+) Authorised/Competent Person status to conduct LOLER Thorough Examinations IOSH Managing Safely or NEBOSH Certificate (or equivalent H&S qualification) ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE Proven track record managing lift assets within a social housing or local authority environment Strong, demonstrable contract management experience tendering, performance monitoring, and supplier relationship management In-depth knowledge of LOLER 1998, PUWER 1998, the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, and relevant British Standards Experience managing compliance documentation, risk assessments, and lift certification registers Ability to manage capital and revenue budgets effectively DESIRABLE Experience of lift modernisation programmes Familiarity with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 in relation to evacuation lifts Asset management system knowledge The hiring manager is looking to book in interviews ASAP, so please let me know if this would be of interest. If this isn't of interest to yourself, please feel free to forward this on to someone who may be interested. The client is looking to move very quickly with this one, so please apply ASAP if this would be of interest.

Quantity Surveyor - Corby - Attractive package ALH Recruitment are looking to recruit a Quantity Surveyor with immediate effect for our leading client in the Construction industry, who continue to grow and dominate their market. Quantity Surveyor Our client is a rapidly expanding nationwide construction and fit out company dedicated to excellence, innovation, and growth, they work with clients such as Next, Adidas, DFS, Travis Perkins to name but a few! Job Summary - QS As a seasoned Quantity Surveyor, you will play a pivotal role in the successful execution of construction / fit out projects by overseeing the financial aspects from inception to completion upstream with our clients and downstream with the Supply Chain. Your primary responsibility will be to manage the costs associated with construction projects, ensuring that they remain within budget while meeting quality and regulatory standards. Responsibilities and Duties Responsible for tender preparation, submission and project completion in compliance with all HSQE procedures. Monthly CVR (Cost Value Reconciliation) process. Provide commercial expertise to contracts, to include the production and submission of valuations, claims, and budget monitoring. Support the authorisation and submission of project variations. To authorise the placement of contracts, subcontracts, material and plant orders Maximise cash flow through the control, measurement and valuation of work, and the invoicing of customers and payment of suppliers Ensure projects proceed to Client's specification and satisfaction. Value work executed by sub-contractors and certify interim and final payments. Track changes to the work / design and adjust budget projections accordingly. Prepare financial and progress data for meetings and payments, as required. Ensure compliance with all company and HSQE procedures. Liaise with the client and other construction professionals such as the project manager and site manager. Maintain auditable records. Ensure final accounts are prepared timely and accurately Travel and visit sites nationwide when the business requires. Report findings and highlight any issues on a weekly basis. Qualifications and Skills Experience as a Quantity Surveyor, with background in various sectors, fit-out preferred. Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying desirable, or significant experience in Quantity Surveying. Professional accreditation (e.g., MRICS) not essential. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with attention to detail. Excellent communication and negotiation abilities. High Level of Microsoft Package knowledge, COINS package (desirable not essential, as full training will be provided) Along with a competitive salary they can offer you: Exciting opportunities for professional growth and development. Join a dynamic team with a passion for innovation. Work in a collaborative, supportive, and creative environment. 25 days holiday (+ public holidays), increasing to 28 days with length of service. Death in Service Benefit. Enhanced Maternity and Paternity pay. Employee Assistance Program. Auto enrol pension. Free parking. Refer a friend bonus. Social events including summer event and Christmas party. Fresh office space with electric charging points. If you feel you have the skills and experience to step into this exciting Quantity Surveyor position, please apply below:

ASSISTANT QUANTITY SURVEYOR The Contractor: A growing Tier 2 Main Contractor with a proven track record of successfully delivering high-profile construction projects across the North. Their commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction has positioned them as a leader in the industry. Currently, they are seeking a talented Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join their team. Overview: As a Assistant Quantity Surveyor, you will be a vital member of the project team, responsible for managing aspects of the commercial and contractual activities on the assigned sections of the project. Your expertise will play a crucial role in ensuring the project's financial success and delivering it to the highest standards of quality, within budget and on schedule. Responsibilities: Conducting comprehensive cost estimation and preparing accurate cost plans Managing subcontractor procurement, negotiation, and agreement of terms Monitoring project costs and variations, providing proactive cost advice and control measures Ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and risk management Collaborating with the project team to address commercial issues and find cost-effective solutions Preparing and submitting monthly reports on project financial performance Conducting cost and value reconciliations, as well as interim and final account agreements Supporting and mentoring junior members of the commercial team Requirements: Proven experience as a Assistant Quantity Surveyor in the construction industry. Relevant degree in Quantity Surveying or a related field Thorough understanding of various forms of construction contracts Excellent negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills A proactive and collaborative approach to problem-solving Benefits: Up to 40,000 + Package Opportunities for professional development and career advancement Involvement in high-profile projects with a reputable Main Contractor Supportive and dynamic work environment fostering teamwork and innovation

QUANTITY SURVEYOR REQUIRED ON PERMANENT BASIS IN LEICESTER About The Contractor: They are a renowned Contractor with a proven track record of successfully delivering high-profile construction projects across the UK. Their commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction has positioned them as a leader in the industry. Currently, they are seeking a talented and experienced Quantity Surveyor to join their team. Quantity Surveyor Overview: As a Quantity Surveyor, you will be a vital member of the project team, responsible for managing aspects of the commercial and contractual activities on the assigned sections of the project. Your expertise will play a crucial role in ensuring the project's financial success and delivering it to the highest standards of quality, within budget and on schedule. Quantity Surveyor Responsibilities: Conducting comprehensive cost estimation and preparing accurate cost plans Managing subcontractor procurement, negotiation, and agreement of terms Monitoring project costs and variations, providing proactive cost advice and control measures Ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and risk management Collaborating with the project team to address commercial issues and find cost-effective solutions Preparing and submitting monthly reports on project financial performance Conducting cost and value reconciliations, as well as interim and final account agreements Supporting and mentoring junior members of the commercial team Quantity Surveyor Requirements: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor in the construction industry, or vast experience as a Quantity Surveyor ready to step up portfolio of fa ade construction and fa ade remediation projects. This role is ideally suited to candidates with a main contractor background who have previously managed large-scale fa ade packages, including cladding, glazing, curtain walling, and external wall system works. Relevant degree in Quantity Surveying or a related field Thorough understanding of various forms of construction contracts Excellent negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills A proactive and collaborative approach to problem-solving Quantity Surveyor Benefits: Up to 70,000 + Package Opportunities for professional development and career advancement Involvement in high-profile projects with a reputable Main Contractor Supportive and dynamic work environment fostering teamwork and innovation Hybrid working pattern - 2 days from office - 2 from home - 1 site If interested reach out to me on (phone number removed)

SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR REQUIRED ON PERMANENT BASIS IN LEICESTER FOR A MAIN CONTRACTOR About The Contractor: They are a renowned Main Contractor with a proven track record of successfully delivering high-profile construction projects across the UK. Their commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction has positioned them as a leader in the industry. Currently, they are seeking a talented and experienced Quantity Surveyor to join their team. Senior Quantity Surveyor Overview: As a Senior Quantity Surveyor, you will be a vital member of the project team, responsible for managing aspects of the commercial and contractual activities on the assigned sections of the project. Your expertise will play a crucial role in ensuring the project's financial success and delivering it to the highest standards of quality, within budget and on schedule. Senior Quantity Surveyor Responsibilities: Conducting comprehensive cost estimation and preparing accurate cost plans Managing subcontractor procurement, negotiation, and agreement of terms Monitoring project costs and variations, providing proactive cost advice and control measures Ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and risk management Collaborating with the project team to address commercial issues and find cost-effective solutions Preparing and submitting monthly reports on project financial performance Conducting cost and value reconciliations, as well as interim and final account agreements Supporting and mentoring junior members of the commercial team Senior Quantity Surveyor Requirements: Proven experience as a Senior Quantity Surveyor in the construction industry, or vast experience as a Quantity Surveyor ready to step up portfolio of fa ade construction and fa ade remediation projects. This role is ideally suited to candidates with a main contractor background who have previously managed large-scale fa ade packages, including cladding, glazing, curtain walling, and external wall system works. Relevant degree in Quantity Surveying or a related field Thorough understanding of various forms of construction contracts Excellent negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills A proactive and collaborative approach to problem-solving Quantity Surveyor Benefits: Up to 75,000 + Package Opportunities for professional development and career advancement Involvement in high-profile projects with a reputable Main Contractor Supportive and dynamic work environment fostering teamwork and innovation

Job Title: Quantity Surveyor - Data Centre Project Location: London (site-based) Reporting To: Commercial Manager/Project Director Employment Type: Full-time Role Overview The Project Quantity Surveyor is responsible for managing all commercial and contractual aspects of a large-scale data centre project. Working for the general contractor, the PQS will ensure effective cost control, risk management, and value delivery throughout the project life cycle, from procurement through to final account. This role is critical in ensuring financial performance, contractual compliance, and successful project delivery within a fast-paced, mission-critical environment. Key Responsibilities Commercial Management Manage the commercial performance of the project, ensuring delivery within budget and margin targets Oversee cost planning, forecasting, and reporting Identify, manage, and mitigate commercial risks and opportunities Procurement & Subcontract Management Lead procurement of subcontract packages, including tendering, analysis, and award recommendations Draft, negotiate, and administer subcontract agreements Manage subcontractor performance, payments, and variations Cost Control & Reporting Prepare and present monthly cost reports, CVRs (Cost Value Reconciliation), and forecasts Monitor project cash flow and financial performance Track and manage changes, variations, and compensation events Contract Administration Administer contracts in line with project conditions (eg, JCT, NEC, or bespoke forms) Manage contractual correspondence and ensure compliance with obligations Support the resolution of disputes, claims, and commercial issues Valuations & Payments Prepare and submit interim valuations and final accounts Assess subcontractor applications and certify payments Ensure timely and accurate financial processes Change & Risk Management Identify and manage variations, including pricing and negotiation Maintain risk and opportunity registers Provide commercial input into project decision-making Stakeholder Coordination Liaise with project managers, engineers, design teams, and client representatives Support client meetings and provide commercial updates Collaborate closely with planning and construction teams Final Account & Project Close-Out Lead the agreement of final accounts with clients and subcontractors Ensure all contractual and commercial matters are closed out efficiently Support lessons learned and project reporting Key Requirements Qualifications Degree in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or related discipline Membership of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (or working towards chartership) preferred Experience Minimum 7-10 years' experience in quantity surveying or commercial management Proven experience on large-scale construction projects, ideally data centres or mission-critical environments Experience working for a general contractor or main contractor Technical Knowledge Strong understanding of standard forms of contract (eg, JCT, NEC) Experience managing large MEP packages is highly desirable Proficiency in cost management tools and Excel Regulatory & Industry Knowledge Strong understanding of UK construction practices and commercial frameworks Familiarity with data centre environments and fast-track project delivery Soft Skills Strong commercial acumen and negotiation skills Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities Effective communication and stakeholder management High attention to detail and organisational skills Additional Requirements Ability to work site-based in London Flexibility to meet project deadlines and milestones Full right to work in the UK What's on Offer Competitive salary and benefits package Opportunity to work on a high-profile data centre project Career progression within a leading contractor Exposure to complex, mission-critical construction environments

Quantity Surveyor Daniel Owen are recruiting a Quantity Surveyor to join a market-leading provider of specialist property services, working in partnership with local authorities, housing associations, and commercial clients across the UK. With a strong commitment to quality, safety, and innovation, they deliver planned and responsive maintenance, energy efficiency upgrades, and capital works with a clear focus on social value and customer satisfaction. Position: Quantity Surveyor Location: Birmingham Salary: 45,000 - 50,000 per annum + Car allowance + Package Contract Type : Permanent Start date: Immediately available We are now seeking a skilled and commercially astute Quantity Surveyor to join a dynamic team. This role offers the opportunity to be part of a company that prioritises professional development, operational excellence, and collaborative working. Role Overview As a Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for managing all cost-related aspects of the construction and maintenance projects from initial estimates through to final accounts. You will play a key role in ensuring commercial viability, controlling costs, and maximising value while upholding high standards of quality, compliance, and client satisfaction. Key Responsibilities Manage the commercial delivery of projects across maintenance, retrofit, refurbishment, and/or new build frameworks. Prepare accurate cost estimates, tender documentation, and bills of quantities in line with client specifications. Monitor and control project expenditure, value completed work and manage interim valuations and final accounts. Identify, value, and manage variations and changes to project scope, ensuring robust change control processes. Undertake risk, value management and cost control exercises throughout project lifecycles. Liaise with clients, contractors, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders to ensure effective cost management and clear communication. Ensure all commercial activity complies with contractual obligations, legal requirements, and company policies. Contribute to monthly cost and performance reports, forecasting and budget reviews. Support continuous improvement by identifying opportunities for commercial optimisation and efficiency. Person Specification Degree or HNC/HND in Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline. Proven experience in a Quantity Surveying role within housing, construction, or property maintenance. Experience working within the social housing or public sector environment. Sound understanding of construction contracts, particularly JCT forms. Strong commercial acumen with the ability to manage budgets and mitigate risk. Excellent communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. Strong IT proficiency, including Microsoft Excel and relevant commercial software tools. Full UK driving licence. How to Apply: If you are interested in working for this established company, please apply with your updated CV.

Guildmore is seeking an experienced and commercially driven Quantity Surveyor to join our Planned Works Unit. You will be responsible for overseeing all commercial and financial aspects of assigned projects ensuring accurate reporting, effective procurement, and robust cost control throughout the project lifecycle. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that improve the quality of social housing across London and the South East. You will manage monthly valuations, procurement, subcontractor accounts, commercial risk and opportunity, and ensure projects are delivered in line with financial targets. There is also potential to supervise junior QS resources and contribute to commercial strategy. Key ResponsibilitiesBudgeting & Financial Reporting Set and manage budgets for preliminaries, plant, labour, and materials. Maintain accurate monthly cost-to-complete forecasts aligned with project delivery. Develop and update cashflow forecasts. Report monthly CVR (Cost Value Reconciliation) with variance analysis and financial commentary. Provide regular updates on project budget performance to the Managing QS. Procurement & Supply Chain Management Develop procurement schedules in line with project programmes. Prepare and issue tender documentation for subcontractor and supply chain procurement. Lead subcontractor analysis and prepare recommendation reports. Secure best value by negotiating subcontractor terms and managing plant procurement strategies. Monitor on-hire plant and equipment usage, seeking cost efficiencies. Contract & Compliance Management Ensure compliance with contract setup procedures and company authorisation processes. Conduct site visits to assess tender assumptions and validate project conditions. Provide commercial feedback to estimating teams based on out-turn performance. Complete contract close-out tasks including demobilisation and finalisation of accounts. Subcontractor & Site Management Conduct site measurements and agree valuations with subcontractors. Issue payment certificates and manage pay-less notices as required. Ensure proper certification and documentation is in place prior to payments. Mitigate disputes by proactively managing subcontractor relationships and contractual obligations. Valuation & Client Interface Prepare and submit accurate valuations, including measured works and variations. Agree interim valuations with client representatives. Submit supporting documentation including photographs, site records, and certification. Monitor outstanding payments and assist in recovering aged debt, including retention releases. Upload all valuation documentation to the company s commercial system (e.g., SharePoint, Dropbox). Variation & Final Account Management Price and submit variations in accordance with contract mechanisms. Ensure all variations are well substantiated and documented. Support the site team in identifying and recording variations in real time. Prepare and agree final accounts, ensuring full compliance with contractual timescales. Work collaboratively with finance to recover outstanding debts and close out accounts. Commercial Performance & Risk Management Identify commercial risks and opportunities across projects and maintain a live risk register. Monitor project KPIs and advise on mitigation strategies where adverse trends are identified. Ensure critical deadlines are met for CVRs, subcontract ordering, payment processing, and forecasting. Maintain strong cost control to protect or enhance project margins. Liaise closely with project and site managers to support delivery efficiency and value. Person SpecificationKnowledge & Experience Degree (BSc) or Diploma (HND/HNC) in Quantity Surveying or equivalent. Experience working within the social housing and/or planned maintenance sectors. Knowledge of pricing models including NHF SOR, schedule of rates, BOQ, basket rates. Strong understanding of JCT (essential), NEC, TPC, PPC contracts. Familiarity with commercial software (e.g. COINS, C-Link) and Microsoft Office suite. Skills & Attributes Strong commercial awareness with the ability to interpret financial data. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Organised and methodical with high attention to detail. Adaptable and proactive, with a solution-oriented mindset. High level of integrity, professionalism, and discretion. Confident in leading discussions with clients, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders. Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet strict deadlines. What We Offer Competitive salary and benefits package. Supportive, family-owned company culture that values collaboration and personal growth. Career progression opportunities across a multi-disciplinary business. Involvement in impactful social housing projects across London and the South East.

Self Employed Quantity Surveyor - Bedfordshire - LONG TERM We are seeking an experienced Civils Quantity Surveyor to join our clients commercial team delivering major civils and infrastructure projects across commercial projects. This role requires strong experience in heavy civil engineering and groundworks and demonstrable expertise administering JCT Forms of Contract. The successful candidate will take commercial responsibility for projects from pre-construction through to final account, ensuring effective cost control, contract administration, and risk management. Key responsibilities Lead commercial management of civils and infrastructure projects. Administer and manage contracts under JCT Prepare, review, and negotiate subcontract agreements Manage Early Warning Notices and Compensation Events under JCT Oversee cost forecasting, budgeting, and reporting Prepare and assess interim applications and valuations Conduct cost value reconciliation (CVR) and financial reporting Manage change control processes and risk registers Lead subcontractor procurement and commercial negotiations Provide contractual advice to project and site teams Prepare and agree final accounts Ensure compliance with company governance and client requirements Essential requirements Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within civils and infrastructure projects on non-residential projects Strong working knowledge and practical experience administering JCT Contracts Demonstrable experience managing Compensation Events and Early Warnings Experience in cost reporting and financial control on multi-million-pound projects Strong understanding of construction law and contract principles Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills Desirable Experience working for a Main Contractor or Civils Contractor Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously Key competencies Commercial acumen Analytical and detail-oriented Strong communication and leadership skills Proactive and solutions-focused Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

Senior Quantity Surveyor - Bedfordshire We are seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join our clients commercial team delivering major civils and infrastructure projects across commercial projects. This role requires strong experience in heavy civil engineering and groundworks and demonstrable expertise administering JCT Forms of Contract. The successful candidate will take commercial responsibility for projects from pre-construction through to final account, ensuring effective cost control, contract administration, and risk management. Key responsibilities Lead commercial management of civils and infrastructure projects. Administer and manage contracts under JCT Prepare, review, and negotiate subcontract agreements Manage Early Warning Notices and Compensation Events under JCT Oversee cost forecasting, budgeting, and reporting Prepare and assess interim applications and valuations Conduct cost value reconciliation (CVR) and financial reporting Manage change control processes and risk registers Lead subcontractor procurement and commercial negotiations Provide contractual advice to project and site teams Prepare and agree final accounts Ensure compliance with company governance and client requirements Essential requirements Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within civils and infrastructure projects on non-residential projects Strong working knowledge and practical experience administering JCT Contracts Demonstrable experience managing Compensation Events and Early Warnings Experience in cost reporting and financial control on multi-million-pound projects Strong understanding of construction law and contract principles Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills Desirable Experience working for a Main Contractor or Civils Contractor Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously Key competencies Commercial acumen Analytical and detail-oriented Strong communication and leadership skills Proactive and solutions-focused Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

Senior Quantity Surveyor / Quantity Surveyor - Highways, Civils & Groundworks Bolton (North West projects) - 55,000 - 65,000 + Comprehensive Package About the Company Our client is a well-established and highly respected civil engineering contractor with a strong footprint across the North West. With decades of experience delivering highways, infrastructure, and groundworks schemes, they have built a reputation for quality, reliability, and long-term client relationships. Operating across public realm, highways improvements, and civil engineering projects, they offer a stable pipeline of work and a supportive, people-focused culture. The Role Our client is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor / Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team based in Bolton. This is an excellent opportunity to work across a diverse range of highways, civils, and groundworks projects , taking ownership of commercial performance while supporting the successful delivery of key schemes across the region. As Senior Quantity Surveyor / Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for: Managing the commercial and contractual aspects of multiple projects from inception through to final account. Preparing and submitting interim valuations, variations, and final accounts. Monitoring project costs, budgets, and cash flow to ensure commercial success. Procuring and managing subcontractor packages, including negotiation and agreement of terms. Administering and managing NEC contracts , ensuring compliance and risk mitigation. Producing accurate cost reports, forecasts, and financial updates for senior management. Working closely with site and project teams to identify risks, opportunities, and efficiencies. Building and maintaining strong relationships with clients, consultants, and supply chain partners. The Ideal Candidate The successful Senior Quantity Surveyor / Quantity Surveyor will have: Proven experience in a Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity Surveyor role within civil engineering, highways, or groundworks . Strong working knowledge and practical experience with NEC contracts (essential). Experience managing commercial aspects of infrastructure or highways improvement projects. Excellent commercial awareness, negotiation, and analytical skills. The ability to manage multiple projects and priorities effectively. Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach to working with teams and stakeholders. Degree qualified (or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. What's on Offer A competitive salary of 55,000 - 65,000 plus a comprehensive benefits package. Long-term stability with a well-established and financially secure regional contractor. A strong pipeline of highways, civils, and groundworks projects across the North West. A supportive, close-knit working environment with direct access to senior leadership. Excellent opportunities for career progression and professional development . A role offering autonomy, responsibility, and the opportunity to make a real impact within the business. This is an excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor ready to step up or an established Senior Quantity Surveyor looking to join a respected contractor with a strong regional presence and long-term prospects. 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

Adecco are recruiting on behalf of Newham Council for an experienced Building Surveyor / Project Manager to lead a programme of major housing capital and improvement works across the borough. This is a senior, client-side role managing projects from feasibility through to completion, working closely with residents, contractors and consultants to deliver high-quality outcomes in a complex and fast-paced housing environment. Contract Details: Type: Interim / Temporary Contract Rate: £450 per day Location: London Borough of Newham Service Area: Asset Management - Housing Property Services Working Pattern: Full-time, 36 hours per week About the Role: You will manage a portfolio of housing capital and improvement projects with a total annual value of up to £5 million , ensuring delivery on time, within budget and to the required quality standards. Working as Newham Council's client representative, you will lead multidisciplinary project teams and oversee contractors within a partnering framework. The role involves significant resident engagement, financial and performance management, and close collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. Key Responsibilities: Lead and coordinate project teams, ensuring contractual and SLA obligations are met Manage the full lifecycle of housing capital and improvement projects, from feasibility to handover Critically analyse technical and financial data to justify works, costs and delivery approaches Develop strong collaborative relationships with contractors, consultants and strategic partners Ensure effective resident consultation using the RIBA Planned Work approach Act as the Council's Client Representative across contractual arrangements Monitor project performance, budgets and KPIs, challenging performance where necessary Ensure compliance with CDM regulations, health & safety legislation and statutory approvals Oversee leaseholder consultation and cost recovery in line with relevant legislation Chair project meetings and report progress to senior managers, members and resident groups Drive continuous improvement in project management systems and processes Use the Council's Keystone Asset Management system to manage and record project data About You: You will be an experienced client-side project manager or building surveyor with a strong background in social housing capital works . You will bring: Extensive experience managing housing capital or improvement programmes Strong knowledge of construction contracts and partnering arrangements Proven experience managing significant budgets and complex stakeholder environments Excellent financial, technical and reporting skills Confidence engaging with residents and presenting to large or challenging audiences A proactive, solutions-focused approach with strong leadership capability Qualifications: Degree-level qualification in Building Surveying, Construction or a related discipline (or equivalent experience delivering capital works in a social housing environment) Apply Now: If you're an experienced Building Surveyor/Project Manager looking for your next interim opportunity in local government, we'd love to hear from you. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser

Quantity Surveyor Daniel Owen are recruiting a Quantity Surveyor to join a market-leading provider of specialist property services, working in partnership with local authorities, housing associations, and commercial clients across the UK. With a strong commitment to quality, safety, and innovation, they deliver planned and responsive maintenance, energy efficiency upgrades, and capital works with a clear focus on social value and customer satisfaction. Position: Quantity Surveyor Location: Wrexham Salary: 45,000 - 50,000 per annum + car allowance + package Contract Type : Permanent Start date: Immediately available We are now seeking a skilled and commercially astute Quantity Surveyor to join a dynamic team. This role offers the opportunity to be part of a company that prioritises professional development, operational excellence, and collaborative working. Role Overview As a Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for managing all cost-related aspects of the construction and maintenance projects from initial estimates through to final accounts. You will play a key role in ensuring commercial viability, controlling costs, and maximising value while upholding high standards of quality, compliance, and client satisfaction. Key Responsibilities Manage the commercial delivery of projects across maintenance, retrofit, refurbishment, and/or new build frameworks. Prepare accurate cost estimates, tender documentation, and bills of quantities in line with client specifications. Monitor and control project expenditure, value completed work and manage interim valuations and final accounts. Identify, value, and manage variations and changes to project scope, ensuring robust change control processes. Undertake risk, value management and cost control exercises throughout project lifecycles. Liaise with clients, contractors, subcontractors, and internal stakeholders to ensure effective cost management and clear communication. Ensure all commercial activity complies with contractual obligations, legal requirements, and company policies. Contribute to monthly cost and performance reports, forecasting and budget reviews. Support continuous improvement by identifying opportunities for commercial optimisation and efficiency. Person Specification Degree or HNC/HND in Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline. Proven experience in a Quantity Surveying role within housing, construction, or property maintenance. Experience working within the social housing or public sector environment. Sound understanding of construction contracts, particularly JCT forms. Strong commercial acumen with the ability to manage budgets and mitigate risk. Excellent communication, negotiation, and analytical skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. Strong IT proficiency, including Microsoft Excel and relevant commercial software tools. Full UK driving licence. How to Apply: If you are interested in working for this established company, please apply with your updated CV.

About the Client Our client is a well-established SME contractor specialising in passive fire protection works, delivering high-quality, compliant solutions across the social housing sector. With a strong reputation for safety, quality, and delivery, they are experiencing continued growth and are now looking to strengthen their commercial leadership team. Operating in a collaborative and fast-paced environment, the business offers the opportunity to play a key role in shaping commercial processes, driving profitability, and supporting long-term client relationships. Roles/Responsibilities Lead the commercial management of multiple projects from pre-contract through to final account Take ownership of project financial forecasting, cashflow, and budget control Act as the primary commercial point of contact for clients and key stakeholders Prepare and manage interim valuations, applications for payment, and final accounts Manage variations, ensuring they are instructed, priced, and agreed in a timely manner Review subcontractor applications and ensure value for money across the supply chain Support tendering, estimating, and pricing activities across pre-construction and live projects Lead commercial reporting, providing regular updates on performance, risks, and opportunities Qualifications Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline Proven experience in quantity surveying within construction, ideally within social housing or FRA works Strong understanding of standard construction contracts Experience managing large-scale projects and full commercial lifecycle Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills Strong commercial awareness with the ability to manage cost, risk, and change Confident communicator with the ability to influence at all levels Proficient in Microsoft Office and commercial reporting tools Experience working with Local Authorities or Registered Housing Providers (desirable) Full UK driving licence Benefits Competitive salary 60k-70k Opportunity to take a lead commercial role within a growing business Exposure to high-value, compliance-driven projects Collaborative working environment with direct access to senior leadership Long-term career progression and opportunity to shape commercial strategy Company benefits package including pension and holidays