Quantity Surveyor – Civil & Marine Infrastructure (NEC)

Maxim Recruitment; England; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading civil engineering contractor in the UK is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to manage projects across marine and coastal engineering. The ideal candidate will possess a strong understanding of NEC contracts and civil engineering practices. This role offers a competitive salary ranging from £50k to £60k, dependent on experience. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to work on a variety of significant projects aimed at protecting coastlines and managing flood risks.

Benefits

Generous salary of £50-60k, negotiable based on experience

Qualifications

• Must demonstrate awareness and understanding of NEC (NEC3/NEC4) contracts.
• Experience in civil and marine engineering projects essential.
• Capability in tendering and procurement processes expected.
• Understanding of CVR’s and financial reports desirable.
• Strong IT skills in Microsoft Office package required.

Responsibilities

• Procure subcontractors and negotiate pricing.
• Communicate contract details with project team members.
• Develop procurement strategy per contract programme.
• Manage and submit payment applications timely.
• Evaluate and submit prices for contractual variations.
• Forecast costs and values with site teams.

Skills

NEC contracts awareness

Civil engineering site experience

Tendering and procurement understanding

Financial reporting knowledge

IT Microsoft Office skills

Marine and coastal project experience

Full driving license

Education

BSc in Quantity Surveying/Construction Management

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors membership

Job description

A leading civil engineering contractor in the UK is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to manage projects across marine and coastal engineering. The ideal candidate will possess a strong understanding of NEC contracts and civil engineering practices. This role offers a competitive salary ranging from £50k to £60k, dependent on experience. Successful candidates will have the opportunity to work on a variety of significant projects aimed at protecting coastlines and managing flood risks.