Managing Quantity Surveyor

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Lead commercial management of major transmission and substation projects; manage costs, budgets, forecasts, and financial reporting.
• Produce and review CVRs, cash-flow forecasts, and project performance reports; manage commercial risks and opportunities.
• Support contract negotiations and commercial strategies; procure and manage subcontractors and supply-chain partners.
• Administer NEC contracts and contractual compliance; manage change control, compensation events, and commercial recovery.
• Maintain client and stakeholder relationships; support value engineering and commercial efficiencies.
• Lead, mentor, and develop quantity surveying staff; uphold commercial governance and company processes.

Candidate requirements

• Experience delivering large-scale infrastructure, utilities, power, energy, civil engineering, or construction projects is sought.
• Experience operating as a Managing or Senior Quantity Surveyor, or Commercial Manager, on major projects is desired.
• Strong NEC3 and NEC4 knowledge; proven project-cost and commercial-performance management experience.
• Experience leading commercial teams, managing subcontract procurement and supply chains, and handling risk, opportunity, change control, and financial reporting.
• Strong commercial awareness and negotiation skills.
• Degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, or a related discipline.
• Membership of, or progress toward, RICS, ICES, CIOB, or a similar professional body is sought.

Work arrangement

• The employer describes flexible and hybrid working arrangements.

Working hours

• The advertised working week is 37.5 hours.

Benefits

• Benefits include a company car or car allowance, annual bonus, employer pension contribution up to 7%, and 25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays.
• Other benefits include holiday purchase, paid family leave, professional membership fees, training and development, an Employee Assistance Programme, flexible working, and up to two paid volunteering days annually.