Paris Region Quantity Surveyor — High-Value Projects

Ardmac; Paris; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Ardmac in Île-de-France invites applications for a Quantity Surveyor to join projects in the Paris region. You will oversee commercial functions and surveying activities, ensuring contract budgets are prepared and updated, and that contractual and legal requirements are met.

The role requires strong experience in measurement, procurement, and reporting, with proven ability to build relationships with clients, supply chain and project teams. Full working rights in the EU are essential.

Qualifications

• Construction methods and technologies.
• Measurement and valuation.
• Ability to form good working relationships with all stakeholders.
• Knowledge and understanding of subcontract/material orders and procurement.
• Experience in preparation and understanding of commercial reports.
• Familiar with contracts; bespoke and standard forms.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and update contract budget.
• Responsible for contractual and legal aspects of project.
• Administration of contract records.
• Production of monthly JCR's and JCS's.
• Attendance at contractor handover meeting.
• Attendance at bi-weekly contract review meetings.
• Updating of cash reporting and collection.
• Identification of risks and completion of risk management plan.
• Relationship with clients, supply chain and professional team.

Skills

Construction methods

Measurement & valuation

Stakeholder relations

Subcontract/procurement

Commercial reports

Contracts knowledge

Job description

Ardmac in Île-de-France invites applications for a Quantity Surveyor to join projects in the Paris region. You will oversee commercial functions and surveying activities, ensuring contract budgets are prepared and updated, and that contractual and legal requirements are met.

The role requires strong experience in measurement, procurement, and reporting, with proven ability to build relationships with clients, supply chain and project teams. Full working rights in the EU are essential.