Managing Quantity Surveyor - West Yorkshire

Sccsinternational; West Yorkshire; Remote; GBP 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

car allowance

pension

private medical cover

Job summary

Graham Group in West Yorkshire is seeking a Managing Quantity Surveyor for a major hospital regeneration project. You will lead commercial teams, manage budgets, and oversee value recovery and contract administration on a large-scale construction scheme.

The role requires senior or managing surveyor level experience with a main contractor, strong knowledge of JCT and NEC, cost-control skills, and the ability to manage subcontractors and complex supply chains; a degree or professional

Qualifications

• A degree or professional qualification is required.
• Delay analysis and claims experience are desirable.
• Experience with main contractor delivery of major projects and strong cost-control skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead commercial teams and oversee budgets and contract administration.
• Procure subcontract packages and manage tender processes.
• Prepare financial reports and forecasts.
• Handle variations, compensation events, delay analysis and loss/expense claims.
• Maintain client contact and represent the team at progress meetings.

Skills

Leadership

Budget management

Client liaison

Contract administration

Education

Bachelor's degree or professional qualification in relevant field

Tools

JCT

NEC

Job description

Managing Quantity Surveyor - West Yorkshire

Graham Group

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

What the role covers

GRAHAM is seeking a Managing Quantity Surveyor for a major hospital regeneration project in West Yorkshire. The advert states that GRAHAM is to be appointed as contracting partner. The scheme includes approximately 82,000 square metres of new construction together with refurbishment.

• Reporting to the Commercial Director, the surveyor will lead commercial teams and oversee budgets, recovery of value and contract administration.


• Duties include procuring subcontract packages, managing tender processes and preparing financial reports and forecasts.


• The role covers variations and compensation events, delay analysis and loss and expense claims.


• It also requires client contact and representation at progress and commercial meetings.


• Candidates need experience at senior or managing surveyor level with a main contractor, including delivery of major construction projects.


• The employer asks for substantial JCT and NEC experience, cost-control skills and the ability to manage subcontractors and complex supply chains.


• A degree or professional qualification is required; delay analysis and claims experience are particularly desirable.


• Applicants must have UK work eligibility, with time-limited permission referred to HR.

Benefits

• car allowance


• pension


• private medical cover