Location
London

Hours
Full Time

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
The role of Quantity Surveyor is responsible for providing accurate and value-generating input to projects. You will ensure that all commercial aspects are carried out in accordance with the contract, company policies, and procedures, meeting the satisfaction of the customer and/or contract leader. This role may be performed independently or under the direction of a more senior Quantity Surveyor. You will function as a member of an integrated team, contributing to the efficient and effective management of commercial activities.

Key responsibilities include inputting to the management and issuing of accurate, timely, and compliant notices and correspondence; preparation or assessment of applications, valuations, and cost/value reconciliation; cost control and forecasting; preparing monthly reports on value, cost, profit/loss, cash flow, and budget; preparation and agreement of payment applications and certificates; assisting with Risk and Value Management to optimise solutions; monitoring and reviewing commercial risks with the project team; contract management including budgetary control and relevant software; preparing supply chain enquiries, negotiating, administering, and closing out supply chain contracts; managing notifications and documents in line with contract and company policies; ongoing liaison with site teams, subcontractors, and customer representatives; record-keeping including site records, meeting packs, invites, and minutes; providing contractual advice to project/site teams; maintaining awareness of current construction contracts; and ensuring health, safety, and environmental risks are reported appropriately.

Experience
Notable years of post-graduate experience in the construction industry in a commercial role. Demonstrable financial and commercial acumen. Experience in setting up and/or operating office management systems including filing and document control. Experience of technical minute taking at contractual meetings and preparing reports. Experience drafting contractual correspondence and preparing payment certificates and interim financial reports. Strong negotiating and team-working skills with the ability to motivate and lead. Strong analytical skills and demonstrable legal, contractual, and construction knowledge. Confidence and ability to assert influence.

About you
A practical, logical, and methodical approach to work. Excellent organisational and communication skills. Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. A creative and innovative approach to problem-solving is desirable. Experience contributing to procurement and contract strategies is advantageous.

Qualifications
Essential: Holds an RICS or CICES accredited degree or is enrolled on an accredited part-time postgraduate degree with at least 3 years of relevant experience.
Desirable: Full Membership of RICS or CICES, or enrollment on the approved training scheme for membership.