PMCM Quantity Surveyor & Employer's Agent

WSP Global Inc.; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP Global Inc. is seeking a qualified Quantity Surveyor to contribute to pre and post-contract cost management and Employer’s Agent services across diverse projects.

You will engage in estimating, cost planning, procurement, and post-contract financial oversight to support high-profile buildings and infrastructure schemes. Join our Buildings team within a large UK-wide PMCM community, collaborating with cost managers, commercial managers, and other professionals on iconic projects and a pathway

Qualifications

• BSc in Quantity Surveying or related discipline, or working towards a professional qualification.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Demonstrable knowledge in Quantity Surveying, Cost Management, Employer’s Agent and Commercial competencies.
• Experience in project management or leadership is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Provide pre and post-contract cost and commercial management for projects.
• Serve as Employer’s Agent / Contract Administrator / Quantity Surveyor across residential, education, and other sectors.
• Work within the PMCM team to deliver building and infrastructure projects for clients.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams across multiple projects and locations.

Skills

Quantity Surveying knowledge

Communication skills

Project leadership

Commercial management

Contract administration awareness

Education

BSc in Quantity Surveying

Tools

CostX

CEMAR

Job description

WSP Global Inc. is seeking a qualified Quantity Surveyor to contribute to pre and post-contract cost management and Employer’s Agent services across diverse projects.

You will engage in estimating, cost planning, procurement, and post-contract financial oversight to support high-profile buildings and infrastructure schemes. Join our Buildings team within a large UK-wide PMCM community, collaborating with cost managers, commercial managers, and other professionals on iconic projects and a pathway