3 electrical quantity surveyor jobs found

Overview of the role Senior Quantity Surveyor The Quantity Surveyor will form part of a team delivering Islington Council's programmes of capital and cyclical works within the Mechanical & Electrical & Lift team. Works generally will be undertaken by a contractor appointed under a standard form of contract. Work may also be procured by means of traditional competitive tendering using a JCT or MF1 Form of Contract. The scale and range of work being undertaken will vary according to the budget availability. Key responsibilities Senior Quantity Surveyor To take ownership of quantity surveying functions in relation to project work undertaken by the (M&E) Mechanical, Electrical and Lift team To work with the team to identify anticipated budget costs of planned works prior to procurement. To identify the Task Price for M&E capital improvement works in conjunction with counterparts in other teams. To oversee all monthly valuations for works undertaken by the...

Our client are a provider of multi-utility services based in the North-West of the UK They are seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join the business on either a permanent or freelance basis Business info: Turnover circa 60m Client base includes various sizes of national developers Work on capital schemes which are smaller in value - mains laying, electrical connections, drainage etc Have circa 600 live projects Key responsibilities: Good understanding of commercial processes CVR's Change Management Payment applications

MEP Quantity Surveyor (Contract) Location: Aylesbury Project: Rail Infrastructure Duration: 12-month contract Start: ASAP Rate: £400 £480 per day (dependent on experience and relevant project history) Overview We are seeking an experienced MEP Quantity Surveyor to support the delivery of a rail infrastructure project based in Aylesbury. The role involves managing the commercial aspects of complex mechanical and electrical packages within a live rail environment. Key Responsibilities Commercial management of MEP packages on a rail infrastructure project Cost planning, forecasting, and regular commercial reporting Managing variations, change control, and compensation events where applicable Preparation, submission, and agreement of interim valuations and final accounts Subcontractor procurement and ongoing commercial management Close collaboration with project managers, engineers, planners, and client representatives Ensuring compliance with rail...