About the Company
They are an independent firm of construction consultants based in Norwich. They undertake quantity surveying and project management services for construction and infrastructure projects across the East of England. Their business was established in 2019 based on a vision of providing innovative solutions and a market-leading level of customer service.
They work with a diverse range of clients, including commercial businesses, private developers, housing associations, and local councils. Their projects encompass the construction of new homes, infrastructure, and commercial buildings, as well as the extension and refurbishment of existing properties. They specialise in cost planning and financial management of construction projects. Recognised for their dedication to precision and clear communication, they provide clients with thorough guidance throughout the entire project lifecycle, with this also including project and risk management. Their team consists of experienced professionals from various backgrounds, enabling them to effectively manage complex projects.
Job Description
This organisation is seeking a motivated and proactive individual to join their firm of Chartered Surveyors as a Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity Surveyor.
Duties:
In this role, you will manage the financial and contractual aspects of their construction projects. Your responsibilities will include preparing detailed cost estimates, conducting cost analyses, and ensuring that projects stay within budget. You will collaborate closely with architects, engineers, and contractors to provide expert advice on cost planning and procurement strategies. Additionally, you will oversee project progress, manage contractual agreements, and facilitate effective communication among stakeholders, ensuring that each project is delivered successfully and efficiently.
As a Quantity Surveyor, you will lead and assist on a variety of projects across a range of sectors, both pre- and post-contract with the support of a Director or Senior Surveyor, which will vary depending on the specific needs of their clients and projects. Your responsibilities may include:
Preparing detailed cost estimates and budgets
Conducting feasibility studies and cost analyses
Advising on procurement strategies and contract selection
Managing tender processes and evaluating bids
Monitoring project costs and financial performance
Preparing cost reports and forecasts
Administering contracts and managing change orders
Chairing and minuting site, design and stakeholder meetings
Completion of Interim Valuations and Recommendations for Payment
Facilitating communication between stakeholders and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations.
You’ll become an integral part of the business as they continue to grow. Their workplace is relaxed and friendly and they regularly hold social events. The team is forward-thinking and approachable, which makes this organisation a great place to train and work.
As an expanding business, they are committed to fostering an environment where talent can thrive. They offer excellent opportunities for professional development and career progression, encouraging innovation and collaboration. With their ambitious growth plans, you’ll have the chance to shape the future of their company while contributing to exciting projects that make a real impact in the industry.
Requirements
They are seeking a candidate who is currently undertaking the role of a Quantity Surveyor within a consultancy background, or those looking to make the next step in their career. If you have a passion for cost management and a drive to contribute to innovative projects, they want to hear from you. Join them at this organisation and be part of their dynamic team as they continue to grow and excel in the industry.
The successful candidate will have the following qualifications and skills:
Qualifications
BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (or equivalent RICS accredited degree); Minimum 2:1
MRICS or working towards
Skills and Experience
Minimum 3 years of quantity surveying experience
Consultancy experience preferred but not essential
Experience within residential and commercial sectors beneficial but not essential
Valid UK driving licence
Strong problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities
Effective communication, both verbal and written
Effective organisational skills and ability to manage deadlines
Ability to effectively use Microsoft Office Suite
Use of CAD Measure and CATO systems beneficial but not essential