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6 months ago
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Quantity Surveyor - Permanent role - ASAP start - Buntingford based - £50k - £80k PA (Depending on experience) ****
Our client is a leading provider of data centre design, supply, build, and managed services. We are committed to delivering seamless and integrated solutions for data centre operators worldwide. Our team is dedicated to maintaining high standards of service and excellence in every project we undertake.
Production of design and solution requirements for multiple sales proposals and bid estimations. Provide and work within bid plans with effective communication whilst obtaining necessary support via internal teams or supply chain so that customer timelines can achieved.
Job Summary:
Responsible for all financial aspects of the project working closely with Project Managers and Operations Directors. Responsible for the evaluation, negotiation, management, and mitigation of commercial and contractual risks on the contract for our client. The role is to provide commercial input, advice on commercial opportunities and savings to the management and the project team. To maximise commercial benefit of all contracts. To manage and secure payment for contract variation and contractual claims. Ensuring that timely and appropriate contract notices and correspondence are issued. Project risk management and review of documentation as post contract commercial on individual contracts and projects
Job Responsibilities:
.• Report to the Head of Commercial to ensure proactive cost control throughout business activities.
• Compile and deliver comprehensive financial reports
• Oversee the Bid Process for Future Opportunities • Administer cost and variation procedures throughout the project lifestyle.
• Perform full contract surveying duties including establishing the effect of variations, settlement of accounts and disputes
• Advise, guide and support on Procurement
• Compile Subcontract Orders and material Purchase Orders.
• Represent the company in attending client meetings as required.
• Conduct monthly valuations, to ensure financial accuracy.
• Prepare Cost Value Comparison (Profit & Loss) reports for monthly review.
• Ensure commercial assessment of bids and the projects are assessed correctly, and risks identified using appropriate management tools as well as adhering to process.
• Engage with pre-construction / project management team to ensure Health and Safety budgets and considerations are sufficiently supportive of deliverables and escalate any Health and Safety matters arising.
• Run weekly cost and reports as well as review with the project managers to highlight variance on each project.
• Liaise with the project manager to carry out reviews of progress against contract margins.
• Tracking changes to design and contract that impact budgets targets set by the business.
• Undertake any other work required to maintain project to timelines set up.
• Liaise and develop initial project budget and agree detail cost plan with commercial manager. • Adherence to business process and operation within Construction ERP Management system
• Mentor and support the junior members of the commercial department.
• Represent the business, upholding our core values and behaviours with all internal and external customers, clients and third parties
• Maintain business and client confidentiality, adhering to applicable Data Protection regulations and Information Security Standards in line with company, and group policies and procedures
Key experience/qualifications:
• Experience of working within similar roles
• Related degree preferable but not required
• A Levels at grade BBC (or equivalent)
• Excellent verbal communication skills
• Good level of numeracy
• IT skills – MS Office, Excel, Project, Word etc
• Ability to work under pressure
• Working to deadlines
• Well organised
• Driving license preferable.
• Be willing to travel within Europe if required.
Salary: £50k-£80k PA (Depending on experience)
If you are interested in the above role, please APPLY and I will be in contact to discuss the role in more detail.
***Quantity Surveyor - Permanent role - ASAP start - Buntingford based - £50k - £80k PA (Depending on experience)

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