Role - Senior Quantity Surveyor
Location - Oxfordshire
Purpose of the role:
An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a leading UK construction and infrastructure contractor, working on a major project in Oxfordshire. You will work closely with your line manager to manage the commercial administration, reporting and financial performance of a large-scale project or several smaller schemes. This is a varied role offering responsibility across subcontract management, cost control, change management and client relationships.
What you will be doing:
- Ensuring a safe working environment.
- Producing subcontract documentation, including negotiating terms and conditions, prices and programmes.
- Managing subcontract works packages, including interim assessments and subsequent change management.
- Producing and issuing all commercial notices to the Client and Subcontractors in accordance with the relevant form of contract.
- Overseeing and managing change in a timely manner, including the production and submission of Compensation Event Quotations.
- Producing, submitting and agreeing monthly applications with the Client in accordance with contractual requirements.
- Liaising with operational and engineering teams to ensure site records are maintained to the required standard.
- Producing detailed monthly reports and Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs).
- Producing and maintaining detailed cost plans, tracking and forecasting expenditure, including subcontractor liabilities and Oracle-based cost analysis.
- Interpreting and critically evaluating expenditure reports produced by internal cost systems.
- Managing weekly progress and risk reduction meetings with the Client and Subcontractors.
- Supporting estimating and bid teams with contractual expertise when required.
About you:
- Good understanding of standard forms of contract.
- Strong IT skills, particularly Excel, Word and contractual/cost management systems such as CEMAR and Oracle.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Solid knowledge of construction processes.
- Experience working with NEC3/NEC4 Option C contracts.
- Previous main contract experience.
- Excellent time management, organisational and delivery skills.
- Professional qualification such as MCIOB or MRICS, ideally Incorporated Member and working towards full membership (desirable).
- Experience within a civil engineering environment, ideally across highways, rail, water or aviation.
- Experience working with major infrastructure clients, such as national highways bodies or local authorities.
- Experience working on large individual projects or multiple smaller schemes.
- Appropriate CSCS card.
Benefits
- Company Car/ Car Allowance
- Bonus Scheme
- Private Healthcare
- Matched Pension
- 28 days annual leave + bank holidays