Project Surveyor

Role overview

Commercial duties

• Procure subcontract packages, assemble enquiry documentation, analyze quotations, and make recommendations.
• Prepare subcontract orders, process subcontractor payments, and manage package commercial control.
• Support main-contract valuations and monthly and quarterly forecasts; agree subcontract final accounts.
• Manage client valuations and variations through to final account agreement.
• Produce cost reports, margin projections, and cashflow forecasts.
• Contribute to project risk and opportunity planning and identify mitigation strategies.
• Ensure compliance with contract, business, and best-practice requirements.
• Work with the project manager and project team to support delivery and financial outcomes.
• Maintain professional relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers.
• Identify design opportunities to improve project delivery.

Candidate requirements

• Proven experience working for a main contractor in the construction industry.
• Degree-level qualification and/or working towards MRICS, MCIOB, or equivalent professional level.
• Comfortable initially working as a number two surveyor in a commercial team.
• Collaborative, proactive approach; strong negotiation, attention to detail, and communication skills.
• Confident and experienced with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word.
• Experience with BIM and computer-aided measurement tools.
• In-depth experience in valuations, variations, final accounts, subcontract accounts, procurement, and company best-practice procedures.
• Understanding of health and safety regulations.

Benefits

• Benefits include matched pension contributions, private healthcare, life assurance, holiday allowance, wellbeing days, a volunteering day, and development opportunities.

Location

• The role can be based anywhere across the central belt of Scotland.

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