Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Manchester
£28,000 - £36,000 + Training + MRICS fees + Progression + Hybrid working + 26 Days Holiday + Early finish Friday + Pension + Company phone
Are you a driven Quantity Surveyor seeking a role where you can grow and contribute to diverse, unique impactful projects? This is a rapidly expanding business specialising in projects in a wide variety of sectors within construction. By working for this company, you will be responsible for aspects of pre and post contract quantity surveying services, whilst working for a close-knit, growing company all accompanied by a fantastic package and full training and support!
Since forming in 2019, they have continued to secure a number of short and long-term contracts across a wide variety of sectors, including health, learn, Work, Live and Community sectors. As an assistant Quantity Surveyor, you will have the opportunity to take on diverse responsibilities, work across various project stages, and receive tailored support in your professional development!
Your role as an Assistant QS will include:
Managing cost planning and control for projects.
Preparing accurate cost estimates, budgets, and reports for clients and stakeholders.
Supporting the preparation and review of tender documentation.
Full training + support, with financial support for MRICS professional fees.
Hybrid role with occasional travel to sites.
The successful Assistant QS would have:
Minimum of a degree in Quantity Surveying, working towards MRICS.
Experience in quantity surveying, with a good understanding of cost estimation, procurement, and contract management.
Full UK driving license.
Commutable to Manchester.
If this sounds like you apply or call Ben Francis on 07537153940 for IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION.
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Role: Commercial Manager/ Senior Quantity Surveyor
Location: Kildare
Salary: Negotiable DOE
Our client is a new-generation developer offering the Irish property sector a unique blend of experience, innovation, and end-to-end build-out service.
Role
Our client are seeking a highly motivated and ambitious Commercial Manager/Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their team. This is a multi-site role with locations in Kildare, Laois, and the Southeast.
Key Responsibilities
Reporting to the Commercial Director, the Senior Quantity Surveyor will perform all Quantity Surveying duties including measurement, procurement, cost monitoring, cost control, reporting, preparation of interim payments, and settlement of final accounts in a professional manner and in accordance with company guidelines.
Liaise and assist with internal Estimating and external resources during the pre-construction stage.
Liaise with the project team to prepare and agree on the Preliminaries Budget for agreement with Senior Management for inclusion in the project budget.
Manage and oversee cost management processes across the projects including compilation and validation of cost reports and internal cost review meetings.
Produce information for the cash flow forecast for the project and update monthly and after the issue of any updated programmes. Ensure that Sub-contractors submit monthly valuations in line with dates agreed at the pre-contract meeting.
Produce information for the monthly internal valuation which accurately reflects the true value of the work completed to the end of the given period.
Ensure all known and potential risks are identified, considered, and accrued for and appropriate mitigation measures put in place. Create an environment across the team of early identification of risks and management of the same.
Presentation of commercial pack to Senior Management Team monthly.
Manage the procurement process, prepare, and oversee the procurement schedule and ensure scope of work accuracy for all subcontract packages.
Manage subcontract packages and oversee payments to subcontractors, suppliers, and consultants along with normal QS duties.
Demonstrate a clear understanding of the difference between cost and value and drive a value-seeking mindset throughout the overall project team.
Build and maintain good relationships with the subcontract and supply chain base.
Attend site and ensure sufficient records of progress are taken on a regular basis and are adequately documented.
Prepare Part V submissions and conclude all relevant negotiations.
Accountable for the timely completion of the monthly QS cycle on site.
Work closely with the Project Team to ensure successful delivery and completion of the project.
The Candidate
6-10+ years post-graduate experience with a Main Contractor or Developer.
Residential/House Building construction experience preferred.
Experience/technical knowledge of all modern methods of construction.
Excellent negotiation skills.
An ability to achieve demanding time and quality targets.
Good IT skills with competency at Cubit, Cost-ex or equivalent, and Microsoft Office.
Strong analytical skills and ability to present findings.
Good spoken and written communication skills.
Methodical, with attention to detail and accuracy.
Good interpersonal skills and the ability to work as part of a team.
Self-motivated with the ability to work on own initiative.
Ability to coordinate a number of different tasks at the same time.
Willingness to accept overall project responsibility.
Benefits Package
Competitive Salary – DOE
Performance-related bonus
Excellent Benefits Package
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Job Title: Quantity Surveyor
Location: Athy, Co. Kildare.
Salary: Negotiable DOE
Our client is not just a developer; we're a dynamic, forward-thinking company reshaping Ireland's real estate landscape with our blend of extensive experience, innovation, and comprehensive services. By addressing the country's pressing need for high-quality real estate, we create developments that enrich communities, ensuring they are places where people truly want to live.
Joining us means you’ll have the chance to grow alongside industry experts, contribute to projects that make a real impact, and be an integral part of building the future of Ireland’s real estate sector.
Job Purpose
We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor with 4-5 years of experience to join our team. The ideal candidate will play a key role in the financial management of construction projects from initial cost planning through to final accounts. You will ensure that projects are completed within budget and to the highest standards. This role requires a sound understanding of the construction process, excellent cost management skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Key Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:
Cost Estimation and Budgeting:
Prepare detailed cost estimates for construction projects, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
Assist in the preparation of tender documents and bills of quantities.
Advise on procurement strategies and prepare cost plans for projects.
Contract Administration:
Administer contracts and manage variations, ensuring compliance with contractual terms.
Draft, review, and assess contract documents.
Liaise with clients, contractors, and subcontractors to negotiate and agree on costs.
Cost Management and Reporting:
Monitor project costs to ensure that the project is kept within budget.
Prepare interim valuations, progress claims, and final accounts.
Perform cost analysis and financial forecasts to provide regular reports to stakeholders.
Risk and Value Management:
Conduct cost risk analysis and identify value engineering opportunities to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
Monitor project risks and take appropriate steps to mitigate potential impacts on cost and timeline.
Tendering and Procurement:
Evaluate tenders and provide recommendations on the most suitable contractor based on cost, quality, and experience.
Manage subcontractor and supplier procurement, including bid evaluation and contract negotiation.
Project Coordination:
Work closely with project managers, architects, engineers, and site teams to ensure that the cost elements of the project align with the technical and time requirements.
Attend site meetings to monitor progress, assess variations, and ensure cost control.
Compliance and Standards:
Ensure compliance with building regulations, health and safety, and company standards.
Provide advice on legal and contractual issues relating to the project.
Post-Contract Services:
Manage the closeout of projects, including the preparation of final accounts.
Conduct project audits and reports on completion.
Key Skills & Competencies
Attention to Detail: High level of accuracy and precision in setting out and measurements.
Problem-Solving: Ability to identify issues on-site and provide effective solutions.
Organisational Skills: Strong planning and organizational abilities, capable of managing multiple tasks simultaneously.
Technical Proficiency: Familiarity with construction drawings, specifications, and the use of surveying equipment.
Team Player: Ability to work collaboratively with various stakeholders, including subcontractors, engineers, and project managers.
Adaptability: Flexible approach to work, capable of adjusting to project demands and challenges.
Qualifications & Experience
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field.
Experience: 4-5 years of post-graduate experience as a Quantity Surveyor in the construction industry.
Professional Accreditation: SCSI membership.
Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of construction contracts, procurement processes, and cost planning.
Software Proficiency: Proficient in cost management software, MS Office (Excel, Word), and project management software.
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