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Job Description  Role Overview  This is commercial role responsible for cost planning, tendering, procurement, contract management, financial control, and project commercial reporting. The role supports luxury residential and international projects and requires deep knowledge of quantity surveying, strong commercial acumen, and advanced documentation skills. Ideal for senior QS professionals experienced in high‑end residential construction, international procurement, and complex project commercial delivery. Key Responsibilities Prepare detailed cost estimates, BOQs, tenders, bids, cost plans, and project budgets Draft, manage, and review contracts, subcontracts, and contractual correspondence Lead procurement, vendor selection, quotations, negotiations & contractor agreements Monitor project costs, variations, change orders, and cash flow forecasts Support commercial reporting, MIS, and financial oversight across projects Conduct cost analysis, risk assessments, and commercial recommendations Develop and maintain Excel-based cost trackers, QS dashboards & cost-control tools Use digital tools, estimation software, and AI‑enabled systems to improve QS processes Liaise with design, construction, and leadership teams for commercial coordination   Skills & Requirements Must-Have Skills Strong commercial and contractual knowledge Expertise in quantity estimation, cost planning, tender documentation, BOQ preparation Strong experience in procurement management, vendor negotiation, contract management Excellent stakeholder management and communication Ability to work on complex, high‑value, luxury residential projects Strong analytical thinking, accuracy, and commercial awareness Proficiency in Advanced Excel, data analysis & digital QS tools Ability to work remotely while managing multiple international stakeholders Preferred Skills Experience with international projects, especially Middle East Experience using Procore, Primavera, Aconex, or similar construction management platforms Experience preparing MIS commercial reports, cost forecasts, and value engineering studies Ability to use AI tools (ChatGPT, Copilot) to assist in QS documentation, scope reviews & comparisons Qualifications Minimum 5+ years’ experience as a Quantity Surveyor Strong residential / luxury home project experience Middle East project experience preferred Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering / Quantity Surveying / Construction Management Strong English written and verbal communication Why Join Us Work on prestigious international projects Lead QS processes with strong ownership and autonomy Collaborate with global teams in design, construction & leadership Opportunity to modernise QS systems with Excel, digital tools & AI workflows High‑impact role in a fast‑growing, global organisation  

FiveRivers are a widely recognised industry specialist in the consultation, design and delivery of ecological, environmental and civil engineering solutions. With over 25 years of working with nature, the business continues to experience sustained growth, driven by a strong customer focus, technical excellence and an ability to attract, develop and retain exceptional people.   We are looking for an experienced Project Manager to join our Contracting team, delivering a diverse portfolio of civils and environmental projects across the UK. This is a leadership role focused on planning, coordination and successful delivery, ensuring projects are delivered safely, to the required quality, on programme and within commercial targets (SQTC).   This is a full-time role involving a combination of office, site and remote working, with regular travel and periods of staying away from home where required. Due to the nationwide nature of our projects, flexibility is essential.   The Role   You will lead the planning, management, coordination and delivery of projects within our Contracting business unit ensuring Safety, Quality, Time and Commercial (SQTC) controls are embedded and maintained throughout.   While safety, quality and time are fundamental priorities, a key focus of this role is driving strong commercial performance, applying commercial acumen to manage risk, change and opportunity and understanding the link between project, programme and wider business performance.   Combining construction methodology and contract management expertise with strong planning, communication and leadership skills, you will deliver high-quality projects safely and on programme. A good understanding of environmental principles and nature-based solutions will support the delivery of sustainable outcomes that enhance biodiversity and resilience.   This role also involves leading and developing teams. As a Project Manager, you will not only be accountable for your own projects, but also contribute to the wider leadership, culture and performance of the Contracting team.   Key Responsibilities   Lead the planning and delivery of projects across all phases  Manage project programmes, budgets and commercial performance  Manage project financials to ensure positive cashflow at all times  Ensure compliance with safety, quality and environmental standards  Build and maintain strong client and stakeholder relationships  Identify and manage risks, change and opportunities  Lead, mentor and support project teams on site and within the business  Support bids, tenders and business development activities    What We’re Looking For   HNC/HND in Construction, Civil Engineering or Project Management NEBOSH or IOSH Membership of a professional environmental body (e.g. CIEEM, CIWEM) Proven experience managing civils or environmental projects  Strong leadership and team management skills  Commercial awareness and contract management experience (predominantly NEC3/4 and occasional JCT) Experience in early risk and change identification/ management  Knowledge of construction methodologies and project planning  Full UK Driving Licence    What We Offer   Competitive salary Car allowance 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays PayCare healthcare cashback scheme Paid accommodation and subsistence when working away Life assurance Time off for volunteering Ongoing training and career development Access to mental health support and professional financial advice   At FiveRivers, we operate an open and supportive management culture that encourages innovation, continuous improvement and professional growth. Our success is built on our people, and we are committed to helping our employees develop rewarding, long-term careers while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.        

Trinity College is one of the largest Cambridge Colleges, occupying an extensive area in the heart of Cambridge with a considerable proportion of the estate being listed and with conservation status. It is home to around 720 undergraduates, 350 graduates, 190 Fellows and around 350 staff.  The Works Department is a crucial central service department with a wide-ranging maintenance remit.  Responsibilities include planned, cyclical and reactive works as well as conservation and compliance projects. We are seeking to appoint an experienced and qualified Senior Plumber to join the Works Department, who will be the subject matter expert and responsible person for College compliance fulfilment relating to both water and gas management. Supervising the skilled team of plumbers and gas fitters and working as part of the plumbing team, as well as with wider internal and external trades, the post holder will maintain the mechanical and plumbing infrastructure of the College.  They will provide an efficient response to reactive works and help deliver legal compliance in relation to legionella, water regulations, gas installations and asbestos awareness.  The successful candidate will be required to work at heights, in confined spaces and will use a College cycle to transport themselves and tools around College and its surrounding sites.    Candidates will also be required to respond to emergency callouts, which operate on a rota basis. The successful applicant must be able to demonstrate: C&G Level 2 or above Heating and Ventilation GAS-SAFE registered including what has been known as CCNI, CENI, CKRI, HTRI, and METI. City & Guilds or BTEC National Certificate/Diploma (Desirable Level 3) Previous experience of supervising a skilled team of mechanical engineers Proven and relevant post-apprenticeship experience in a public or commercial organisation with responsibility for the operation and maintenance of mechanical building services. Experience of working collaboratively, within a sequence of work, with internal and external trades to efficiently and effectively deliver the services required. Candidates will ideally have experience of the care and maintenance of listed and historical buildings. Salary: £51,325 per annum plus additional benefits, which include subsidised gym, free lunch when on site and private health and dental care, subject to eligibility. This is a permanent full-time post (39 hours per week Mon- Thurs 8-5 Fri 8-4). The closing date for completed applications is Wednesday 22 April 2026.

The Role   We are seeking an experienced Pre-Construction Manager to lead all pre-contract activities and ensure the successful transition of projects from client instruction through to contract execution. This is a pivotal role within TG Escapes, focused on securing viable, profitable projects while coordinating internal teams, consultants, and clients.  This role is office-based at our Coventry Head Office, therefore candidates must be within a commutable distance, although flexible/hybrid working may be available for the right individual.   Key Responsibilities   Pre-Construction Leadership   Act as the primary point of contact during the pre-construction phase for clients, consultants, suppliers, and internal teams. Lead internal pre-construction meetings, tracking actions, risks, and programme milestones. Ensure all activities align with company processes, timelines, and commercial objectives.   Project Feasibility & Early Engagement   Support the sales team in reviewing new enquiries for viability, constraints, and risks. Coordinate site assessments, surveys, and investigations. Work closely with planning consultants and design teams from project inception.   Design Coordination   Identify design deliverables and communicate requirements to the Technical Director. Manage information flow between clients and the design team. Support procurement, onboarding, and management of external designers. Ensure drawings and specifications are viable and meet client expectations.    Estimating & Commercial Support   Liaise with the commercial team on cost plans, estimates, and tender submissions. Review subcontractor, consultant, and supplier quotations. Challenge assumptions, value-engineer solutions, and mitigate commercial risk. Support preparation of tender bids, proposals, and client presentations.   Programme Development   Establish preliminary design and manufacturing programmes aligned with TG Escapes’ build solutions. Identify critical path items, procurement lead times, and efficiencies. Coordinate with production and logistics teams to align sequencing with factory capacity.  Risk Management & Compliance   Identify and manage design, planning, ecological, commercial, and construction risks. Ensure mitigation strategies are implemented and monitored. Maintain compliance with CDM regulations, sustainability standards, and timber-frame safety and quality guidance.  Client & Stakeholder Management   Build strong relationships with clients, consultants, and stakeholders. Lead client meetings, workshops, and presentations. Ensure a smooth transition from pre-construction to delivery teams.  Handover to Delivery   Produce comprehensive pre-construction handover documentation. Ensure design freeze, cost agreement, and scope clarity prior to contract award. Support delivery teams during project mobilisation as required.    Skills & Experience   Essential   Proven experience in pre-construction within modular (MMC) or off-site construction. Experience leading multidisciplinary design and technical teams. Strong commercial awareness and ability to interpret cost plans, BOQs, and tender documentation. Excellent communication, organisation, and stakeholder management skills. Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently.  Desirable   Experience within education and leisure sectors. Knowledge of sustainable construction methods. Understanding of planning processes and building control requirements. Experience with project management software (e.g. MS Project, Asta). Degree or equivalent in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, or similar.    Personal Attributes   Proactive, organised, and detail-driven. Strong leadership and collaborative working style. Commercially aware with technical accuracy. Problem-solver with a continuous improvement mindset. Passionate about sustainability and modern methods of construction.   What We Offer   Attractive, negotiable salary Minimum 37 hours per week with potential hybrid working 25 days holiday plus public holidays Office-based role at Coventry Head Office (Mon–Thurs 8:00–17:00 | Fri 8:00–14:30) Support with career progression and education Paid professional membership Cycle2Work scheme Charitable fundraising through our TG Challenge and CSR activities A supportive, innovative, and design-led working environment   Why Join TG Escapes?   Work on cutting-edge modular projects that positively impact communities and the environment Be part of a collaborative and forward-thinking culture Strong commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly design Excellent professional development and growth opportunities Benefits including Hybrid Working, TG Challenge, The Great Escape Day, and 25 days’ holiday  

Job Overview We are seeking an experienced Plumber / Heating Engineer based in the Bromley (BR7) area to join our team. This full-time, permanent role involves working on residential maintenance and reactive repair projects across Bromley and surrounding areas (approximately a 15-mile radius). We offer a competitive rate of pay   (around £48,000–£52,000 per year , before CIS deductions) along with a company van, provided tools, and other benefits. The ideal candidate has 3–5 years of experience in domestic plumbing and heating, holds relevant qualifications (e.g. NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Plumbing, Unvented Hot Water certification), and delivers excellent customer service. Note: Occasional weekend support work may be required (with additional pay or time off in lieu as appropriate). Key Responsibilities Plumbing Maintenance & Repairs: Carry out residential plumbing maintenance and reactive repairs on fixtures and pipework (e.g. fixing leaks, clearing blockages, repairing taps/toilets). Diagnose issues quickly and implement effective solutions to restore service. Heating Support: Perform basic heating system checks and repairs, such as bleeding radiators, repairing pipework, and assisting Gas Safe engineers with boiler maintenance or installations as needed. Installations: Install and replace plumbing fixtures and appliances (sinks, showers, toilets, radiators, etc.) in line with client needs and industry standards. Emergency Call-Outs: Respond promptly to emergency plumbing calls and reactive maintenance requests, including some after-hours or weekend call-outs, to resolve urgent issues and minimize disruption for residents. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all work complies with current plumbing regulations and health & safety standards. Keep up-to-date with relevant building codes and best practices to ensure quality workmanship and pass any required inspections. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of work completed, materials used, and any recommendations for further action or preventative maintenance. This includes completing job sheets or reports as required. Customer Service: Communicate professionally with homeowners/clients, explaining the work carried out and ensuring customer satisfaction with the service. Provide friendly and respectful service while working in occupied homes. Independent & Team Work: Work independently to manage a daily schedule of jobs across different sites, while coordinating with the office and other team members when necessary. Ensure that each job is finished to a high standard before moving on to the next. Requirements and Qualifications Experience: 3–5 years of proven experience as a Plumber (ideally with exposure to heating systems) in residential maintenance and repair roles. Certification: NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Plumbing (or equivalent qualification in Plumbing & Heating). Additional certifications are highly desirable. For example, Unvented Hot Water (G3) certification is a strong plus for working on unvented cylinders. Gas Safe Registration: Optional but advantageous – being Gas Safe registered is a bonus (not mandatory, as gas work can be covered under the company’s registration). Driving License: Full UK driving licence (manual) is required to drive the company van. DBS Check: Ability to pass a DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) background check is required (due to working in private homes) Skills: Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills in all aspects of domestic plumbing. Able to quickly identify issues and propose effective fixes. Communication: Strong customer service and communication skills – you should be courteous and able to clearly explain issues and work completed to clients. Work Ethic: Self-motivated, reliable, and able to work with minimal supervision. Good time management and ability to prioritize tasks. Teamwork: Willingness to collaborate with a team when needed and to take part in a rota for on-call/weekend work. Health & Safety: Good understanding of health and safety practices and PPE usage on the job, ensuring a safe working environment at all times. Benefits & What We Offer Competitive Pay: ~ £200 per day (approximately £48–£52k per annum, negotiable based on experience; paid via CIS or PAYE as applicable). Company Vehicle: Company van provided for work use (with fuel expenses covered). This allows you to travel to job sites around the Bromley area efficiently. Tools & Equipment: All necessary tools, equipment, and PPE are provided by the company, so you can perform your job without investing in expensive gear. Paid Time Off: Paid holiday leave (e.g. ~28 days including bank holidays) is provided to permanent staff, ensuring you have time to rest and recharge. Overtime/On-Call Compensation: Additional pay for overtime hours and any weekend call-out duties (or time off in lieu, depending on arrangement). We value work-life balance and compensate extra work accordingly. Training & Development: Opportunity for ongoing training and gaining further qualifications. We encourage expanding your skill set (for instance, obtaining Gas Safe registration or other trade certifications) and provide support where possible. Supportive Environment: Work as part of a friendly, professional team. We maintain a supportive work culture and strong communication, so our engineers can perform at their best. You will have a dedicated support system from the office for scheduling and technical backup when needed. How to Apply If you meet the above requirements and are excited about the opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Please apply with your CV and a brief cover note highlighting your relevant experience and qualifications. We are looking to fill this position as soon as possible, so don't hesitate to apply! Join our team and help us provide top-quality plumbing and heating services to homes across Bromley and the surrounding area. We look forward to reviewing your application.

RMS is proud to be partnering with a well-established civil engineering and construction company to offer an exciting new career opportunity.  This vacancy represents a fantastic chance to join a respected industry leader, known for delivering high-quality projects across the UK. Role:  Senior Quantity Surveyor Location:  Middlesborough Salary:  Up to 70k per annum Overtime:  Overtime is calculated at time plus a half Monday to Saturday. Sundays at Double time. Working Hours:  Site hours are between 7am-7pm Monday to Friday. 47.5 hour per week. About the Role: This is a senior role, ideal for a confident and knowledgeable QS who thrives in a collaborative, delivery-focused environment.You will play a key part in supporting the commercial success of major contracts, working closely with project leadership and client representatives to manage cost, value, and change throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities: Manage cost capture and produce accurate, timely applications for payment in line with client-specific requirements. Administer contracts effectively, including NEC (various options) and bespoke oil & gas agreements. Oversee change management processes, including variations, Early Warnings, and Compensation Events (or equivalents), ensuring contractual compliance. Collaborate with project leads and take an active role within the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) for the contract. Produce detailed weekly and monthly reports, end-out forecasting, and cost/value reconciliations for both internal stakeholders and the client. Lead and manage internal commercial meetings and ensure alignment across delivery and commercial teams. Support the wider business and regional contracts as needed, offering commercial expertise and consistency. About You: The ideal candidate will have: A degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent qualification. A minimum of 5 years’ experience in the construction or oil & gas sectors. Excellent working knowledge of Commercial and Contract Managent – NEC contract options & bespoke contracts. A strong understanding of cost control, Application Payments, forecasting, and variation management. Excellent IT skills with a particular focus on Microsoft Excel. The ability to engage confidently with clients, project teams, and senior stakeholders. If this sounds like the opportunity for you, please apply via the link or contact us directly for more information:  Jobs@rms-recruitment.co.uk  / 01325 389333 RMS is an equal opportunities employer, if you have not been contacted within 7 days following your application, please accept this as you have not been successful on these occasions.

MOLA is an experienced and innovative archaeology practice. We have been providing independent, professional heritage advice and services for over 40 years across the UK and internationally on schemes both large and small. Our commercial services are designed to help our development, infrastructure and construction sector clients to meet their planning process requirements swiftly and expertly, with the certainty and value they need. We are seeking to recruit an experienced Project Manager to join our busy Projects Team, to work on a wide range of exciting major excavation projects and contribute towards business development within MOLA.   You will be part of a dedicated, highly motivated, and collaborative field team that together deliver quality, client-focussed and project-led work. The team are responsible for managing archaeological projects throughout their lifecycle, leading on the successful tendering, planning, operation, delivery and completion of fieldwork. The MOLA ‘Projects’ division, in which this role plays a pivotal part, has a core commercial function and one of our key objectives is to assist our valued clients in meeting their planning requirements, embed our work within their projects and to promote social and public benefit. The Project Manager role has a business development element, and therefore, a commercially focussed outlook, confident and proactive team leadership skill, problem solving and adaptability in approach are essential to your success. A driving licence is also highly desirable as regular travel is expected as part of the role, both within and outside of London.      We are looking for project managers who are highly experienced in the delivery of archaeological projects at a management and consultancy level with experience in London or urban archaeology. Successful candidates will be expected to organise, manage and deliver tender bids, to procure new work and operate independently to deliver MOLAs strategic business, research and public benefit goals. In your role you will place Health and Safety at the fore and seek to contribute to continued improvement and best safe-working practices. You will manage a range of archaeological fieldwork and post-excavation projects simultaneously, whilst ensuring delivery within set timescales and budgets which you and the team have costed and commercially manage. MOLA would welcome applications from candidates who have experience of large/complex schemes and infrastructure projects. You will be a strong and innovative multi-tasker, able to integrate with other team specialisms such as Consultancy, Community Engagement and Built Heritage into project design and delivery models. You will be a confident negotiator, able to communicate across a wide range of stakeholder interests, with a sound working knowledge of National Planning Policy Frameworks and the planning process. Maintaining quality and high standards are essential and will be delivered through your skill with review, editing and production of technical and commercial reports. Your role will also require skill with managing people and as a Line Manager, you will seek to promote the wellbeing and professional development of your Line Management team.  For details on how to apply and further information please go to https://mola.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/3933357?cid=2033 The closing date is Sunday 7th September 2025 at 23:59. Please note all applicants must have the right to work in the UK without restrictions.  Proof of eligibility will be required prior to commencement. MOLA is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all sections of the community.

Founded in 1954, our client is a highly respected, employee‑owned commercial construction company headquartered in Wellington, with a second office in Palmerston North. With over 70 years of experience, Maycroft Construction delivers projects across the commercial, education, healthcare, aged care, civic, community, heritage, seismic strengthening, and social housing sectors. Renowned for their collaborative pre‑construction and ECI approach, they maintain enduring relationships with key stakeholders, customers and consultants, with much of their work sourced through repeat business and trusted partnerships. About the Role: • Lead the estimation process for a diverse range of commercial construction projects • Prepare accurate cost plans and competitive tenders from concept through to submission and handover • Collaborate closely with project managers, clients, consultants, subcontractors and internal teams to ensure robust and innovative solutions • Drive ECI processes, value engineering, and risk analysis • Mentor junior team members and contribute to continuous improvement of estimating systems What We’re Looking For: • Proven experience as a Senior Estimator in the commercial construction sector • Strong knowledge of Design Build, ECI and competitive tendering methodologies • Excellent analytical, communication, and negotiation skills • Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines • Proficiency with industry-standard estimating software (eg. CostX, Buildsoft etc) What’s on Offer: • Competitive salary package • Opportunity to work on landmark projects across Wellington and the lower/ central North Island • Supportive, innovative team environment • Professional development and career progression If you are a driven Senior Estimator seeking a new challenge with a company that values expertise and collaboration, we want to hear from you.

Job Title: Lead Drainage Engineer Locations: West Yorkshire & North London (preferred) Role Overview: We are looking for experienced Lead Drainage Engineers to take charge of drainage inspection and repair operations, with a strong focus on CCTV drainage surveys . In this leadership role, you will be responsible for supervising on-site teams, ensuring high-quality service delivery, and managing day-to-day operations across various drainage projects. This role is ideal for individuals with hands-on drainage experience who are ready to lead teams and deliver exceptional service to clients. Key Responsibilities: Oversee and manage drainage inspection and repair works, primarily using CCTV technology Diagnose and identify drainage issues through CCTV footage and recommend appropriate repair solutions Lead and support on-site teams to ensure safe, efficient, and professional operations Liaise with clients, providing clear updates and recommendations Prepare accurate reports based on CCTV survey findings Ensure all work is completed in line with health & safety and industry regulations Requirements: Proven experience in drainage inspection, CCTV surveying, and repair techniques Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage and motivate teams Good understanding of drainage systems and industry standards Excellent communication and reporting skills Full UK driving licence Benefits: Competitive salary and overtime opportunities Company vehicle and equipment provided Training and career progression opportunities Varied work across West Yorkshire, North London, and surrounding areas Supportive and professional working environment