Job Description
The Heathrow Shared Apprenticeship Scheme is one of the UK’s most exciting apprenticeship programmes. The scheme provides career changing opportunities for residents close to the airport.

Quantity Surveyors operate specialised equipment, ensure data accuracy, and perform cost assessments. Surveyors also process information, review tenders, and collaborate with other construction professionals. Strong technical skills and attention to detail are crucial for success in this role. Duties typically include:

• Take accurate financial information related to construction projects.
• Producing take-offs for building plans.
• Communicate with clients and colleagues to exchange financial construction-related information.
• Understand and ensure Legal and regulatory compliance is followed.
• Administrate and analyse contracts, timesheets, tenders, pre-qualifying questionnaires, and price lists.
• Perform cost assessments, measurements, or valuations using research-derived data.
• Prioritise safety for oneself and others in the work environment.

The apprenticeship will develop the technical, interpersonal, and behavioural skills, knowledge and competence outcomes that are required for surveying technicians to work effectively within a range of working environments.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

English and Maths at GCSE Grade 3 or above, or Functional Skills at Level 1 or above.

DESIRED REQUIREMENTS

To have the passion and commitment in joining an apprenticeship that provides a direct path to gain hands-on experience, specialised skills, and strong earning potential in a high-demand field, setting you on the road to a rewarding and financially stable career.

WHO WE ARE

We are UK’s largest construction-specific Flexi-Job Apprenticeship Agency. Founded in 2009, we are an award-winning social enterprise with a passion to convert potential.
Our aim is to place our learners in sustainable employment on projects in their local area. To do this, we collaborate with government, referral organisations, local authorities, developers, contractors, and colleges, to deliver apprenticeship programmes specifically designed to upskill the future of construction

• Take accurate financial information related to construction projects.
• Producing take-offs for building plans.
• Communicate with clients and colleagues to exchange financial construction-related information.
• Understand and ensure Legal and regulatory compliance is followed.
• Administrate and analyse contracts, timesheets, tenders, pre-qualifying questionnaires, and price lists.
• Perform cost assessments, measurements, or valuations using research-derived data.
• Prioritise safety for oneself and others in the work environment