Senior Quantity Surveyor Location - Essex Reporting to the Project Manager on site, the Senior Surveyor is responsible for all commercial and contractual matters on the site allocated to them and should be able to effectively manage surveyors and or assistant surveyors to successfully deliver that project. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES - Ensuring there is effective cost management of the project through regular and accurate forecasting and cost/value reporting. - Lead and manage the procurement process to maximise profit and ensure subcontract orders are placed on time and in accordance with the company policy. (including references taken, suitable levels of HSEQ etc) - Monitor and maximise cash flow. - Support, advise, develop and train all members of the site team on commercial matters. - Mentor and develop the surveyors within the specific project team. - Monitor and chase Main Contract payments - Review and commercially assess sub-contract packages for incorporation into...

Senior Quantity Surveyor Location - Stockport Our client is a Tier 1 contractor looking for a Senior Quantity Surveyor to work on a reservoir project in Stockport initially for a 6 months contract. Responsibilities - The main purpose for a Senior Quantity Surveyor is to achieve maximum recovery and cash flow whilst also developing and maintaining excellent relationships with the client. - Looking at the detail of all costs and keeping them to a minimum whilst maintaining excellent relationships with the supply chain - subcontractors, suppliers. - Being the key commercial contact on site to help support, advice and develop all members of staff on both commercial and contractual matters. - Highlight any risks identified to the project manager / senior surveyor and discuss and implement resolutions to mitigate risks. - Sub-Contract Management, Main Contract Management, Contract Performance Reporting and Cost Controls Required Experience - Extensive experience of...

Quantity Surveyor Responsibilities The core responsibility is to carefully estimate costs, calculate material needs and map out project timelines. You will liaise closely with all teams to keep the projects on track. Day-to-day, you will: - Consult with clients to understand their requirements - Conduct feasibility studies to vet proposed projects - Calculate quantities and costs for materials, labour, timeframes - Prepare tender packages and contracts, including bills of quantities - Manage risk, value engineering and cost control measures - Analyse repair/maintenance costs - Negotiate contracts and schedules - Oversee and value subcontractors' work for payments - Ensure compliance with regulations and quality standards - Continually assess value for the client's investment - Analyse outcomes and provide budget/progress reports - Advise on claims, disputes and any contractual issues - Assist with securing project funding - Help initiate new construction...