Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering - Woking

Sccsinternational; Woking; Hybrid; GBP 45.000 - 65.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Graham Group in Woking, United Kingdom, seeks a mid-level Quantity Surveyor for its Civil Engineering division. You will report to the Commercial Manager, work on main-contract and subcontract terms, with responsibilities spanning budgets, cost codes, and NEC contract administration.

The role emphasizes value engineering, cost control, and liaison with site and procurement teams, requiring a degree in QS and solid experience in civil projects. Permanent, on-site posting with no published salary.

Qualifikationen

• Degree or equivalent qualification in quantity surveying or related field.
• Previous quantity surveying experience in civil engineering projects.
• Experience administering NEC contracts preferred.

Aufgaben

• Manage project budgets and cost codes; assess main-contract and subcontract terms.
• Procure subcontract packages, monitor expenditure and forecast completion costs.
• Administer NEC contracts; handle delay, loss and expense narratives.
• Attend commercial meetings and coordinate with procurement and site teams.

Kenntnisse

Main-contracting experience

Civil engineering background

Budget management

Cost control

NEC contracts experience

Ausbildung

Quantity surveying degree or equivalent

Tools

Office software

Contract management software

Jobbeschreibung

Quantity Surveyor - Civil Engineering - Woking

Graham Group

Employer Graham Group Location Woking, United Kingdom Contract Permanent Level Mid level Salary Salary not published Closes Not stated

What the role covers

GRAHAM has a permanent Quantity Surveyor opportunity in its Civil Engineering division at Woking, England. The role reports to the Commercial Manager and requires a main-contracting background with substantial civil-engineering experience. Responsibilities cover project budgets, allocation of cost codes and assessment of main-contract and subcontract terms.

The surveyor will procure subcontract packages, monitor expenditure and forecast the cost of completing the works. Contract administration includes correspondence concerning delay, loss and expense, together with preparation of delay narratives to support claims. The post also involves dealing with subcontract issues, managing compensation-event procedures and maintaining contact with the employer's team.

The surveyor will work with site management on value-engineering calculations, agree project allowances with procurement colleagues and attend commercial meetings. Applicants need a degree or similar qualification, previous quantity-surveying experience and practical experience administering NEC contracts. Experience assessing compensation events and delay is preferred.

Professional membership such as MRICS or MCICES is desirable rather than essential. The employer also seeks negotiation, cost-control and communication skills, the ability to manage staff resources, and competence with office and commercial-management software.

How to apply

Applications are made to the employer directly. The link below opens the employer's own posting, which is the only place this vacancy is published and the only place its terms are stated.

The details above are taken from the employer's own posting, read on 28-09-2026. Where the posting does not state something, this page says so rather than estimating it. SCCSI is not the employer, is not a recruitment agency and takes no part in the selection.