Managing Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering - Hereford

Sccsinternational; Hereford; Híbrido; GBP 70 000 - 110 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Graham Group in Hereford, United Kingdom, is seeking a permanent, senior Managing Quantity Surveyor to lead the commercial aspects of a two-stage design-and-build highways project.

The role reports to the Commercial Manager, requires NEC4 Option C experience, MRICS/MSCSI desirable, and at least two years in a similar role; negotiation and leadership are essential.

Qualificações

• Two years in a comparable Managing Quantity Surveyor position or similar.
• Experience directing commercial teams on substantial civil-engineering developments or groups of projects.
• Experience administering NEC4 Option C contracts.

Responsabilidades

• Provide supply-chain financial checks and oversee subcontract accounts.
• Review amendments to subcontracts and design appointments; draft project notices.
• Respond to supply-chain notices and administer contractual risk procedures.
• Cash-flow forecasting and recovery of losses, delay analysis and compensation-event assessment.

Conhecimentos

Negotiation

Cost control

People management

Formação académica

MRICS/MSCSI desirable

Ferramentas

Commercial software

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Managing Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering - Hereford

Graham Group

Employer Graham Group Location Hereford, United Kingdom Contract Permanent Level Senior Salary Salary not published Closes Not stated

What the role covers

GRAHAM has a permanent Managing Quantity Surveyor vacancy in Hereford overseeing a two-stage design-and-build highways development. The role reports to the Commercial Manager and connects that manager with the project's quantity-surveying team. The successful applicant will direct commercial strategy, review monthly cost-value reconciliations and challenge financial reporting where needed.

Duties include supply-chain financial checks, assistance with subcontract accounts and review of amendments to subcontracts and design appointments. The manager will draft project notices, respond to supply-chain notices and administer contractual risk procedures. Recovery of losses, delay analysis, compensation-event assessment and cash-flow forecasting are also within the remit.

Training can be provided for dispute avoidance and resolution. The employer seeks someone from a main-contracting background who has directed commercial teams on substantial civil-engineering developments or on a group of smaller projects. At least two years of relevant experience in a comparable managing quantity surveyor position is required, together with experience administering NEC4 Option C contracts.

Candidates need negotiation, cost-control and people-management skills, and competence with commercial software. Professional qualifications such as MRICS or MSCSI are desirable. The post also involves representing the company at progress and commercial meetings.