2025 Apprenticeship - Construction Commercial Management (Quantity Surveying) - London

In Construction Commercial Management (Quantity Surveying), you will be responsible for the commercial management of work packages, supporting package managers and reporting into the project quantity surveyors and commercial leadership. Some of your main responsibilities will include: 

Responsibility for the commercial management of subcontract packages  Supporting the procurement of subcontract packages and materials  Supporting the commercial team, including administering client and subcontract changes  Analysing and feeding into the risk and opportunity reporting  Mitigating risks and protecting packages/project margins  Working as part of a multidisciplinary team 

Training:

Our structured training programme will teach you technical and business skills to help you succeed in your career.

The Commercial Assistant apprenticeship will work towards the Chartered Surveyor L6 which consists of work-based experience and training.

Apprentices will be required to complete a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) accredited BSc/BSc (Honours) or (where the apprentice already holds a Level 6 degree and subject to an assessment of prior learning) an RICS accredited Post Graduate Diploma or MSc that states it is linked to this apprenticeship.

Training Outcome:

We’ll also support you in gaining professional membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Employer Description:
At Mace, we are global experts in shaping the built environment. From development and consultancy, to construction and operations, we connect expertise across the entire property lifecycle to help our clients, people, communities and society achieve more than they believe is possible. You can see our impact everywhere: from skylines that form cities around the world to the infrastructure that communities depend on to live, work and play.

Working Hours :
Monday - Thursday, 9am - 5:30pm, Friday, 9am - 4:30pm. Due to the nature of construction, you may be expected to work additional hours. Whilst working on site, the typical start time is at 8am instead of 9am.

Skills:
Problem solving skills,Team working,Initiative