Freelance Quantity Surveyor – Civil Infra (Hybrid)

Morson Human Resources Limited; Holywell; Hybrid; GBP 74,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Job summary

Morson Human Resources Limited in Holywell is seeking an experienced Freelance Quantity Surveyor to manage the commercial elements of civil engineering packages on a major infrastructure project. You will handle subcontractor procurement, cost control, valuations and contract administration for the remaining two years on site.

The role requires NEC contract knowledge, strong client-facing communication and the ability to forecast costs against a £40–50m remaining spend, while maintaining

Qualifications

• Degree qualification in Quantity Surveying or equivalent.
• Experience with NEC contracts and civil engineering projects.
• Strong cost forecasting and budget management skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage subcontractor quotations, orders, and payments.
• Monitor and control project costs and cash flow forecasts.
• Prepare and submit monthly payment applications and valuations.
• Administer contract change control processes (Early Warnings, Compensation Events).
• Liaise with clients, subcontractors, and internal teams on commercial matters.
• Ensure compliance with contractual obligations and industry standards.
• Support transition to infrastructure packages in later stages.

Skills

Subcontractor management

Cost forecasting

Budget management

NEC contracts

Client-facing

Contract administration

Civil engineering

Education

Degree qualification in Quantity Surveying

Job description

Morson Human Resources Limited in Holywell is seeking an experienced Freelance Quantity Surveyor to manage the commercial elements of civil engineering packages on a major infrastructure project. You will handle subcontractor procurement, cost control, valuations and contract administration for the remaining two years on site.

The role requires NEC contract knowledge, strong client-facing communication and the ability to forecast costs against a £40–50m remaining spend, while maintaining