Commercial QS – Utilities & Infrastructure

J3a Recruitment; Kearsley; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

J3a Recruitment is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to join a growing infrastructure contractor in the North West. You will manage commercial, contractual and financial aspects across utilities and civil engineering projects from procurement through final account.

You will work with operational and project teams, handle valuations, cost reports, subcontractor payments, variances and forecasting, using NEC contracts as a framework.

Qualifications

• Experience as a Quantity Surveyor within utilities, civil engineering or infrastructure.
• Good commercial and contractual knowledge.
• Experience working with NEC contracts.
• Strong cost management and forecasting skills.
• Confidence dealing with clients, subcontractors and project teams.
• Experience across water, wastewater, power, gas, telecoms or wider utilities infrastructure would be relevant.

Responsibilities

• Commercial management of utilities and civil engineering projects
• Preparing valuations, applications for payment and cost reports
• Managing subcontractor accounts and payments
• Monitoring project costs, forecasts and commercial performance
• Identifying and managing variations and compensation events
• Supporting procurement and subcontractor negotiations
• Working with NEC contracts
• Managing projects through to final account
• Building strong relationships with clients and operational teams

Skills

Quantity Surveyor experience

Commercial knowledge

Contractual knowledge

Cost management

Forecasting skills

Tools

NEC contracts

Job description

J3a Recruitment is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to join a growing infrastructure contractor in the North West. You will manage commercial, contractual and financial aspects across utilities and civil engineering projects from procurement through final account.

You will work with operational and project teams, handle valuations, cost reports, subcontractor payments, variances and forecasting, using NEC contracts as a framework.