Our client specialises in providing professional and high-quality construction, refurbishment, building maintenance and facilities management services across the south of England. Their main purpose, and goal is to enhance people’s lives within the community they work, live, and play. Their people are integral to everything they wish to achieve, and they know that if they look after their people, they will look after their customers. They can only do all of this with like minded people who align with their ethos of “Integrity, built in.”
They have an exciting opportunity for a Project Quantity Surveyor to join their dynamic team. You will be based out of their Portsmouth offices, and the role will require travel across the South of England to sites. As part of the Building Projects team, you will manage all the commercial aspects of building projects from inception to completion. This will include managing and maximising the financial performance of each project.

QUANTITY SURVEYOR – REQUIRED SKILLS

• HNC or Degree Qualified in a relevant discipline
• Specific qualification relating to Contract Administration would be desirable
• 5 years proven track record of financial management of construction projects with a high rate of return.
• Demonstrable in-depth knowledge of JCT contracts
• Experience should cover projects across several sectors including non-housing new build and refurbishment
• The use of relevant computer software
  This Project Quantity Surveyor position is well suited to an individual that is looking to advance their career and gain hands-on experience in a thriving and supportive workplace. The role comes with several benefits including, company car, life insurance, childcare vouchers, and a defined contribution pension scheme of 8% (5% employer, 3 % employee). It also provides the opportunity to add real value, in a diverse role, with a great team.
  Apply now to be considered for their Project Quantity Surveyor role

• Provide sound commercial advice and negotiation skills to maximise the potential profit for each individual project.
• Produce detailed procurement schedules for key subcontractors and suppliers liaising with the Contracts Manager on key dates that orders need to be placed.
• Prepare and send out detailed enquiries to subcontractors and suppliers.
• Negotiate and place official orders with Subcontractors and Suppliers.
• Manage supply chain orders and financial accounts including variations and valuations.
• Maintain a detailed record of any changes to the tendered design or works on site for the purpose of variations and extra’s.
• Price additional works and obtain written permissions and instructions prior to proceeding.
• Undertake weekly and monthly meetings with client’s representatives to ascertain progress on site variations, monthly valuations and provide any other additional reports required to meet the clients’ expectations.
• Manage the conditions of contract including, time claims, LAD’s, Practical Completion, Making Good Defects, Payment Terms and Insurances. Mitigate any potential issues.
• Prepare detailed monthly reports including Cost Value Reconciliations (CVR) on all projects, cash flow forecast, contractual matters and forecast on financial out-turn.