Quantity Surveyor

Sccsinternational; Leicester; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Galliford Try's Digital Infrastructure division is advertising two Quantity Surveyor roles, one in Leicester and one in Glasgow, reporting to a Senior Quantity Surveyor. You will support commercial and pre-construction work across regional infrastructure projects, from award through mobilisation and handover, handling budgets, cost plans, tender submissions and procurement monitoring.

Candidates should have experience in construction or telecoms, knowledge of NEC3/NEC4 contracts, and be

Qualifications

• Experience in construction, telecommunications or similar sector.
• Knowledge of NEC3 and NEC4 contracts.
• DV security clearance is essential.
• Defence or MoD experience is desirable.
• Flexible working is available but role is predominantly office-based.

Responsibilities

• Manage budgets and cost plans for regional infrastructure projects.
• Prepare tender submissions and monitor procurement.
• Maintain forecasts, trackers and financial records; prepare enquiries and analyse quotations.
• Conduct contract reviews to identify risks, gaps and obligations; ensure supplier agreements reflect the main contract.
• Support cost, value and margin reporting and prepare commercial recommendations.

Skills

Budgets

Cost plans

Tender submissions

Procurement monitoring

Forecasts

Financial records

Job description

Galliford Try's Digital Infrastructure business is advertising two Quantity Surveyor positions, one in Leicester and one in Glasgow. The posting header gives Leicestershire. Reporting to a Senior Quantity Surveyor, the role supports commercial and pre-construction work on regional infrastructure projects within a larger programme, from award through contract signing, mobilisation and handover.

Duties include:

• budgets
• cost plans and tender submissions
• alongside monitoring procurement

The surveyor will maintain forecasts, trackers and financial records, prepare enquiries and analyse quotations. Contract reviews should identify risks, gaps and obligations, while supplier agreements must reflect the main contract. The role also supports cost, value and margin reporting and the preparation of commercial recommendations.

Candidates need experience in construction, telecommunications or a similar sector, knowledge of NEC3 and NEC4 contracts, and confidence with data and cost planning. Defence or Ministry of Defence experience is desirable. The ability to obtain DV security clearance is essential.

Although flexible working is available, the secure nature of the work makes this a predominantly office-based role.