Hybrid Quantity Surveyor - Social Housing Projects

Sellick Partnership; North East; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 56,000; Full time

Job summary

Sellick Partnership is hiring a Quantity Surveyor in Durham with hybrid working (2 days from home). The role offers a base salary of £50,479 per year plus a £2,142 car allowance, equating to £52,621 annually before tax, for a 37-hour week on a permanent basis.

You will provide commercial support across maintenance and investment projects, ensuring budgets are met, risks are managed, and value for money is achieved throughout the project lifecycle. Social housing experience would be advantageous.

Qualifications

• Candidates should demonstrate excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Proven track record in contract administration, procurement and budget management in construction.
• Relevant professional qualification or degree with substantial experience in quantity surveying.

Responsibilities

• Manage valuations, variations, certifications and final accounts.
• Support contract administration and ensure compliance with contractual and financial requirements.
• Monitor budgets, cashflow and commercial performance across projects.
• Assist with tender documentation, pricing schedules and procurement activities.
• Conduct site visits and inspections of works in progress.
• Identify and manage commercial risks and opportunities.
• Support continuous improvement and deliver value for money across projects.

Skills

Strong communication

Stakeholder management

Contract administration

Budget management

Education

Degree in Quantity Surveying

Chartered status / equivalent

Job description

Sellick Partnership is hiring a Quantity Surveyor in Durham with hybrid working (2 days from home). The role offers a base salary of £50,479 per year plus a £2,142 car allowance, equating to £52,621 annually before tax, for a 37-hour week on a permanent basis.

You will provide commercial support across maintenance and investment projects, ensuring budgets are met, risks are managed, and value for money is achieved throughout the project lifecycle. Social housing experience would be advantageous.