Role Overview The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for the commercial management of marine and civil engineering projects, ensuring effecti…
Role Overview
The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for the commercial management of marine and civil engineering projects, ensuring effective cost control, contract administration, procurement, and financial reporting across the project lifecycle.
This role supports the successful delivery of multiple projects by managing commercial risks, monitoring performance, and contributing to the achievement of business objectives from procurement through to final account settlement.
Key Responsibilities
Commercial Management
Prepare and manage cost estimates, budgets, and financial forecasts
Take ownership of day-to-day commercial management of assigned projects
Produce interim valuations, applications for payment, and variation assessments
Monitor project costs, identify variances, and implement corrective actions
Deliver accurate cost reporting and cash flow forecasting
Procurement & Subcontract Management
Tender preparation
Evaluation and negotiation
Valuations
Final accounts
Cost Control
Monitor project costs throughout all phases
Analyse cost variances and recommend corrective measures
Provide regular updates on financial performance to stakeholders
Contract Administration
JCT (or equivalent)
Manage contractual risks and obligations effectively
Risk & Value Management
Support risk management processes
Contribute to value engineering initiatives to optimise project performance
Client & Stakeholder Engagement
Clients
Subcontractors
Suppliers
Communicate clearly on all financial and commercial matters
Documentation & Reporting
Maintain accurate cost and commercial records
Senior management
Clients
Continuous Improvement
Identify opportunities to improve QS processes
Implement best practices to enhance efficiency and accuracy
NEC Contract Expertise
Demonstrate strong understanding of NEC principles and application
Implement NEC contract strategies across project lifecycles
Ensure full compliance with NEC procedures
Reporting & Key Interfaces
Reporting
Provide updates, statistics, and reports to Senior Management
Key Interfaces
General Manager
Department Managers
Project Managers & Engineers
Clients
Subcontractors
Suppliers
Skills & Qualifications
Required
Civil engineering
Infrastructure
Marine projects
NEC contracts
JCT contracts
Excellent commercial awareness and financial management skills
Microsoft Excel
Cost reporting systems/tools
Strong communication and negotiation abilities
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
Degree (or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline
Salary & Benefits
£45,000 – £55,000 per annum (dependent on experience and location)
Flexible working options, including Flex Friday
Opportunities for career development and progression
Support towards professional accreditation (RICS)
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