Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure

Aldwych Consulting; London; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

A specialist construction consultancy in London seeks both a Quantity Surveyor and a Senior Quantity Surveyor to contribute to high-impact infrastructure projects. Candidates should have a background in infrastructure projects and a degree in Quantity Surveying. This role offers competitive salary, hybrid working, and clear career progression opportunities.

Benefits

Flexible hybrid working

Real autonomy in projects

Career progression opportunities

Qualifications

• 2-4 years post-grad experience preferred.
• Consultancy or client-side background is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Commercial management of rail, highways, aviation or utilities projects
• Full pre- and post-contract duties under NEC contracts
• Cost planning, reporting, and forecasting

Skills

Experience working on infrastructure projects

Strong understanding of NEC contracts

Clear communicator with a proactive mindset

Education

Degree in Quantity Surveying or similar

MRICS preferred

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BBBH3600_1747663034 Published: about 1 month ago

Quantity Surveyor & Senior Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure Consultancy
Location: London
Sector: Infrastructure (Rail, Highways, Utilities)
Type: Permanent | Hybrid Working
Salary: £55k to £75k + Excellent Benefits

My client is a specialist construction consultancy with a strong reputation for delivering high-profile infrastructure projects across the UK. With a growing pipeline of work in rail, highways, aviation and utilities, they're looking to appoint both a Quantity Surveyor and a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their expanding London team.

This isn't a generalist role in a multi-sector firm - this is an opportunity to join a consultancy where infrastructure is the core business, not an add-on.

The Opportunity:
You'll be delivering full lifecycle commercial support on some of the UK's most complex infrastructure schemes. Working closely with clients and project teams, you'll play a key role in ensuring commercial success from day one.

QS Role: Perfect for someone 2-4 years post-grad, looking to grow quickly in a hands-on, client-facing environment.

SQS Role: Geared toward someone already managing workstreams, confident with clients, and wants to grow into a leadership role.

Responsibilities:

Commercial management of rail, highways, aviation or utilities projects

Full pre- and post-contract duties under NEC contracts

Procurement strategy and tender support

Cost planning, reporting, and forecasting

Client liaison and stakeholder management

What I'm Looking For:

Experience working on infrastructure projects (essential)

Consultancy or client-side background

Strong understanding of NEC contracts

Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or similar

MRICS preferred (not essential)

Clear communicator with a proactive mindset

Why This Role?

Work with a consultancy that's 100% infrastructure-focused

Join a tight-knit team on complex, career-defining projects

Enjoy real autonomy and visibility with clients

Benefit from flexible hybrid working and clear progression

Interested?
Send your CV to Andreea Hudson or call for a confidential chat.

Aldwych Consulting values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application.

Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

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