Job Description
Quantity Surveyor - Water
Location: Kent
Salary: Up to £55,000 per annum + benefits
Join a leading Tier One contractor delivering critical clean water infrastructure projects for South East Water
Are you a Quantity Surveyor looking to play a key role in delivering essential clean water infrastructure projects? This is an opportunity to join a leading Tier One contractor working on long-term frameworks for South East Water, offering stability, career progression, and involvement in high-profile projects.
Job Responsibilities
Taking ownership of a number of projects from tender handover to final account
Monitor and cost efficiency within the operations teams
Cashflow & sales forecasting
Monthly payment applications
Cost/value reporting
Assess and raise required sub-contract certificates as required
Budget management including procurement of sub-contractors and preparation of contract documents
Review and negotiate contract/sub-contract T&C's
Attendance at both internal and external meetings
Promotes safe working practices within commercial function
Liaison with other departments and carrying out other duties as required.
Personal Attributes
The ability to work autonomously to tight deadlines
Degree Qualified in a relevant Cost/Commercial subject with demonstrable experience
Minimum 2 years' experience in a similar role
Effective communication skills including the ability to give presentations/reports to all levels including external stakeholders
Proficient IT Skills, with a strong working knowledge of Excel and Word as a minimum
Strong commercial acumen including demonstratable experience in preparation of detailed cost reports & forecasts
Strong negotiation skills
Strong understanding in the day to day management and administration of NEC3/4 contracts
Water Industry MEICA experience preferred but not essential
Please contact Chas on (phone number removed) or email (url removed) to discuss in confidence.
Please note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If no response is received, the application has not been successful at this stage.
