Quantity Surveyor

Pegasus Search & Selection; Slough; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Competitive package

Major infrastructure projects

Job summary

Pegasus Search & Selection partners with a leading UK infrastructure consultancy to grow its team. We are recruiting Quantity Surveyors and Commercial Managers at various levels for major programmes across water, utilities, rail, highways and aviation.

You will deliver cost and commercial management, take ownership of your outputs, and apply strong analytical skills to complex challenges. Hybrid working and a competitive package are on offer.

Qualifications

• Degree or HNC or equivalent qualification.
• Cost management, quantity surveying or commercial management experience.
• Experience with NEC3, NEC4 and/or FIDIC contracts.
• Experience on major infrastructure projects (water, utilities, rail, highways or aviation).
• Progress towards chartership is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Provide cost and commercial management support across major projects.
• Take ownership of work and ensure quality of commercial advice.
• Apply analytical skills to project and commercial challenges.
• Plan, manage workload and identify value-adding opportunities.
• Collaborate with clients and project teams and stakeholders.

Skills

Cost management

Quantity surveying

Commercial management

Analytical thinking

Education

Degree or equivalent

HNC or equivalent qualification

Tools

NEC3/NEC4/FIDIC contracts

Job description

Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager

Location: London

Sector: Infrastructure

Employment: Full-time

Levels: Various

The opportunity

We’re working with a leading consultancy looking to grow its Infrastructure team, with opportunities for Cost Managers, Quantity Surveyors and Commercial Managers at various levels across a range of major UK programmes.

What you’ll be doing

The role will vary depending on your level, experience and the project you join, but will typically involve:

• Providing cost and commercial management support across major projects and programmes.
• Taking ownership of your work and the quality of commercial advice you provide.
• Applying strong analytical and problem-solving skills to project and commercial challenges.
• Planning and managing your workload effectively, identifying opportunities to improve outcomes and add value.
• Working collaboratively with clients, project teams and other stakeholders.
• Developing a strong understanding of client requirements and project objectives.
• Communicating clearly and dealing with commercial challenges constructively.
• Building credible relationships across multidisciplinary project teams.
• Continuing to develop your technical and commercial capability, while supporting and sharing knowledge with colleagues where appropriate.

What they’re looking for

You’ll ideally have:

• A degree, HNC or equivalent relevant qualification.
• Cost management, quantity surveying or commercial management experience.
• Experience working with NEC3, NEC4 and/or FIDIC contracts.
• Experience across major infrastructure projects (e.g. water, utilities, rail, highways or aviation.)
• Experience working on major programmes or project portfolios.
• Professional chartership, or progress towards it, would be advantageous.

As there are opportunities at various levels, the exact responsibilities and expectations will reflect your experience.

Career development

There’s a strong emphasis on professional development, with the opportunity to shape your progression around technical, client or business leadership depending on where you want your career to go.

For those working towards chartership, structured APC support is available, including access to counsellors and supervisors, wider Q&A support and formal mock assessments ahead of final assessment.

You’ll also be joining an established team across cost and commercial management, project controls and project management, giving you exposure to different disciplines and a varied portfolio of major programmes.

Why consider it?

There’s a good mix of major, long-term programmes and variety of work here, so you’re not joining to spend the next few years doing the same thing on repeat.

Alongside the project exposure, there’s hybrid working, a competitive salary and a strong benefits package, as well as clear opportunities to develop professionally and progress within the business.

For someone looking to build a longer-term career there’s plenty of scope to broaden your sector experience, take on more responsibility and work on programmes that will shape the UK’s infrastructure landscape for years to come.