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Hill McGlynn Recruitment Limited is partnering with a Mazstone-based construction consultancy to appoint a Project Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant. The role is based from their Maidstone office with hybrid working and a 37.5-hour week.
You will provide cost management services across the project lifecycle, liaising with clients, contractors and consultants, and supporting procurement and tender processes. A relevant degree is essential to apply.
Project Quantity Surveyor
Location: Maidstone, Kent
Salary: £35,000 - £50,000 per annum
Sector: Construction / Property / Consultancy
Employment Type: Full-time
Working Arrangement: Hybrid working available
Hill McGlynn are currently working with an established construction consultancy who are looking to appoint an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant to join their team, based from their Maidstone office.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor or Cost Consultant looking to develop their career within a professional consultancy environment, working across a varied portfolio of construction and property projects.
The successful candidate will provide commercial and cost-management services throughout the project lifecycle, working closely with clients, contractors, consultants and other project stakeholders.
The business offers a 37.5-hour working week, flexible start times and hybrid working, providing flexibility alongside excellent opportunities for continued professional development. A relevant construction or surveying degree is essential for this position.
As Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant, you will provide cost and commercial advice across projects from initial feasibility and pre-construction through to completion and final account.
We are looking for a commercially minded Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant who is confident working within a consultancy environment and keen to continue developing their career.
You will ideally have: