3 management jobs found in Wolverhampton

Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure Role Overview The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for driving financial performance, managing risk, and overseeing commercial governance on complex infrastructure projects. Working closely with operational site teams, clients, and Joint Venture/Alliance partners, this role ensures rigorous cost control, accurate forecasting, and effective contract management under standard civil engineering contracts. Key Responsibilities Financial Performance & Governance Produce accurate monthly Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs), cash flow forecasts, and commercial plans across projects and business units. Utilize Earned Value Management (EVM) and detailed cost analysis to track project profitability and expenditure. Adhere to and refine internal governance, including JV and Alliance commercial processes where applicable. Optimize inter-company trading and cross-entity financial alignment. Contract & Risk Management...

A contract opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to support a Tier One Consultancy with ongoing commercial management services to their client, Network Rail. Specifically, you will be supporting the Route Services Commercial and Procurement team. The position will be based in an office in Birmingham for 3 days a week, with the other 2 days working from home. The assignment will be for 9 months duration , with potential extension, and the day rate is 355 per day INSIDE IR35 On a day to day basis, you will: Manage contract administrative controls and monitoring requirements (using Oracle) Support internal and external assurance and governance requirements for extensions, variations and novation of contracts Support regulatory requirements associated with managing contracts, to ensure compliance with legislation Support on contractual issues and negotiations Complete audits of supplier obligations to ensure they're being carried out in accordance with contractual...

Elevate Projects is working on behalf of a Public Sector client. An experienced and suitably qualified Building Surveyor is required to join our Property Services team for a 6-month contract. In this role, you will work daily with our partner organisation to ensure the compliance and safety of our buildings. You will also collaborate with our PMO team to deliver varied capital projects across a diverse council portfolio, which includes Grade 1 and Grade 2 listed buildings, Scheduled Ancient Monuments, and commercial/industrial sites. Key Responsibilities: Ensure a compliant portfolio estate by working with teams across the council. Act as Contract Administrator and Principal Designer for varied project work. Manage multiple work streams independently and to tight deadlines. Act as Nominated Person for Asbestos and Fire Management (Desirable). Requirements: Qualified RICS Chartered Surveyor (MRICS/FRICS). Demonstrable experience working within a...