Quantity Surveyor at Fawkes Reece North
Nelson, England, United Kingdom -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

10 Sep, 25

Salary

50000.0

Posted On

10 Jun, 25

Experience

3 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Good communication skills

Industry

Civil Engineering

Description

REQUIREMENTS FOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR

  • Degree or equivalent qualification in Commercial management/quantity surveying
  • Prior new house building sector experience
  • Minimum 3+ years relevant sector experience (new house building)
  • Commutable to the Nelson area (including valid drivers license)
Responsibilities

ABOUT THE ROLE OF QUANTITY SURVEYOR

This Construction company undertakes a diverse array of projects across multiple sectors, including:

  • Commercial: Office spaces, business parks.
  • Industrial: Warehouses, manufacturing facilities.
  • Retail & Leisure: Retail parks, cinema complexes, hotels.
  • Health & Education: Healthcare facilities, educational institutions.
  • Regeneration: Large-scale mixed-use regeneration schemes, often involving public-private partnerships.
  • Civil Engineering: Supporting their construction projects.

RESPONSIBILITIES FOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR

  • Cost Control & Reporting: Assist in the preparation of detailed cost plans, budgets, and financial reports, ensuring accurate cost control throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Procurement & Tendering: Support the procurement process, including tender document preparation, contractor selection, and contract negotiation for various trades and materials.
  • Valuations & Payments: Prepare and submit interim valuations and final accounts for subcontractors and suppliers, ensuring timely and accurate payments.
  • Variation Management: Identify, assess, and manage variations and claims, ensuring proper documentation and commercial resolution.
  • Risk Management: Assist in identifying commercial risks and opportunities, contributing to mitigation strategies and value engineering initiatives.
  • Contract Administration: Administer construction contracts, ensuring compliance with terms and conditions, and resolving contractual disputes under supervision.
  • Material & Labour Reconciliation: Monitor and reconcile material usage and labour costs against project budgets, identifying discrepancies and reporting findings.
  • Financial Forecasting: Contribute to cash flow forecasts and projections, providing accurate financial information for decision-making.
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