Managing Quantity Surveyor

Sccsinternational; England; Remote; GBP 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training

Holiday purchase options

Medical-cover arrangements

Job summary

Galliford Try is recruiting a Managing Quantity Surveyor in Iver for two clean-water filtration projects in the Windsor area. The Iver and Egham schemes have values around GBP40 million and GBP15 million respectively, under an Affinity Water framework with completion planned for December 2027.

The post leads a commercial team and works under NEC4 Option C contracts, handling cost forecasts, valuations, changes, subcontracts and payments while maintaining client and delivery-team relationships

Qualifications

• Cost forecasts and reporting are central to the role.
• Assessment of valuations and changes will be routine.
• Experience with NEC4 and commercial reporting is required.

Responsibilities

• Lead a commercial team under NEC4 Option C contracts.
• Oversee contractual notices and compensation events.
• Agree payment applications and manage commercial risks.

Skills

NEC4 knowledge

Cost forecasting

Valuations & changes

Subcontract procurement

Contract administration

Office software

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Tools

Contract-management systems

Job description

Galliford Try is recruiting a Managing Quantity Surveyor in Iver for two clean-water filtration projects in the Windsor area. The Iver and Egham schemes have respective values of approximately GBP40 million and GBP15 million. They include new treatment plants and upgrades to existing facilities under an Affinity Water framework, with completion planned for December 2027.

The post leads a commercial team working under NEC4 Option C contracts.

Responsibilities include:

• cost forecasts and reporting
• subcontract procurement and administration
• assessment of valuations and changes

The manager will oversee contractual notices and compensation events, agree payment applications and manage commercial risks. Supporting colleagues' development and maintaining relationships with clients and delivery teams are also part of the role. Candidates need a relevant degree or equivalent professional experience, civil-engineering experience and familiarity with large or complex infrastructure work.

Water-sector experience is preferred, as is professional membership or progress towards it. The employer asks for NEC4 knowledge, commercial reporting skills and competence with office and contract-management systems.

Benefits include:

• training
• holiday-purchase options
• medical-cover arrangements

The employer welcomes discussions about reduced hours and flexible working.