Quantity Surveyor

Sccsinternational; Stevenage; Remote; GBP 42,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car

Fuel card

Private healthcare

Discretionary bonus

Job summary

M Group Energy is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to manage costs on substations and refurbishment projects across the East of England. You will report to the Managing Quantity Surveyor and work with operations, finance and procurement to control contracts and commercial records.

With about 3+ years in construction or infrastructure, you will handle valuations, NEC notices, cash flow, and cost reporting, while supporting junior colleagues.

Qualifications

• Approx. 3+ years in construction or infrastructure quantity surveying.
• Sound NEC knowledge and experience with valuations.
• Experience with subcontractor accounts and cost reporting.
• Full UK driving licence and strong Excel skills.

Responsibilities

• Prepare valuations and payment applications.
• Administer NEC notices and compensation events.
• Monitor cash flow and margins.
• Prepare cost-value reconciliations and forecasts.
• Manage supplier accounts from appointment to settlement.
• Identify financial risks and opportunities and maintain compliant records.

Skills

Excel skills

Valuations

Cost reporting

Communication

Client liaison

Driving licence

Job description

M Group Energy is recruiting a Quantity Surveyor for substation construction and refurbishment projects across the East of England. Reporting to the Managing Quantity Surveyor, the post works with operational teams, finance and procurement to control project costs and administer contracts. The role includes responsibility for commercial records and support for junior colleagues.

Work includes preparing valuations and payment applications, administering NEC notices and compensation events, and monitoring cash flow and margins. The surveyor will deal with client queries and payment disputes, manage supply-chain accounts from appointment through settlement, and prepare cost-value reconciliations and forecasts. Reporting must identify financial risks and opportunities, while records remain accurate and compliant.

The advert also expects active participation in the team's health and safety practices. Applicants should have around three or more years of construction or infrastructure quantity-surveying experience, sound NEC knowledge and confidence with valuations, subcontractor accounts and cost reporting. Excel skills, clear communication and a full UK driving licence are required.

Benefits include a company car and fuel card, private healthcare and a discretionary bonus. The stated closing date is 31 October 2026, although applications may close earlier.