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Gold Group is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to join the National Grid Civils Framework in Bristol and surrounding areas. You will manage commercial aspects of civils packages, procure sub-contracts, handle valuations and cost reporting, and contribute to forecasting and client relationships.
This long-term framework provides exposure to a broad range of civils and infrastructure projects, with ownership of commercial outcomes and career progression within a supportive team.
Bristol & surrounding areas
£43,000 - £54,000 + Car / Car Allowance + Benefits
A well-established infrastructure contractor is looking to strengthen its commercial team with a Quantity Surveyor who wants to develop their career and take on genuine responsibility on this exciting contract with National Grid.
The role sits within a long-term framework and involves delivering the civils works associated with the construction of new substations across the Bristol area. The framework is currently generating around £5m of work per year and covers a broad range of civil engineering activities, including enabling works, access roads, drainage, small structures and associated infrastructure.
This is a particularly good opportunity for a QS who wants more than simply managing a package within a large project. You'll have the opportunity to take ownership, develop relationships with the client and delivery teams, and genuinely put your own mark on the framework as it continues to grow.
You'll be working alongside a great team with plenty of experience, giving you the support and exposure needed to continue developing as a Quantity Surveyor.
This role would suit a QS who is driven, commercially minded and keen to progress.
You don't necessarily need years of experience. What's important is that you're someone who wants to learn, takes ownership of their work and is looking to build a long-term career within the civil engineering and infrastructure sectors.
You'll ideally have: