Our client is a groundworks and civil engineering company based in the North East. Operating as a sub-contractor for major and regional housebuilders, as well as other market sectors, they have an opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to join their team.

Responsibilities

·      Drive project success by managing costs, ensuring every detail aligns with financial goals.

·      Conduct regular site visits to assess progress, measure completed work, and verify compliance with contractual terms.

·      Negotiate contracts with suppliers and sub-contractors

·      Collaborate closely with the project management team to monitor expenditures and ensure alignment with budgetary constraints.

·      Provide advice on cost-related matters during project planning, execution, and closure phases.

·      Produce regular reports detailing financial performance, identifying variances from the budget, and recommending corrective actions.

Requirements

·      Experience working for a groundworks and civil engineering contractor

·      Proven experience in a Quantity Surveyor/Commercial Management role

·      Knowledge of construction and commercial awareness

·      Strong negotiation skills to secure the best prices from suppliers and subcontractors.

·      Experience of conducting risk assessments and developing strategies to mitigate financial risks associated with project execution.

·      Skilled in using quantity surveying software and tools for accurate data management and reporting.

·      You should effectively communicate complex financial information and project updates clearly to stakeholders, both verbally and in writing.

This position offers a unique opportunity for career advancement in a forward-thinking company renowned for its innovative approach to construction and development. Our client fosters a culture of continuous learning and professional development, providing the perfect environment for motivated individuals to excel. If you're passionate about making a tangible impact in construction, please contact John Ashcroft for more information.