Senior Quantity Surveyor, Infrastructure

Sccsinternational; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Turner & Townsend in London seeks a Senior Quantity Surveyor for a post-contract commercial role in the UK infrastructure business. You will administer NEC3-oriented contracts, monitor cost performance and cash flow, and help ensure projects meet governance and programme objectives.

You will work with client and contractor teams, prepare final accounts, manage changes, and improve forecast accuracy. A relevant degree or equivalent and professional body membership or progress toward it are

Qualifications

• NEC3 contract management experience preferred.
• Degree or equivalent preferred.
• Membership of a professional body or working towards it.

Responsibilities

• Administer contracts in line with project objectives and governance.
• Manage contract change to keep projects within governance and budget.
• Negotiate and agree final accounts.
• Monitor, forecast and report against budget and cash flow.

Skills

Contract administration

Cost control

Change management

Forecasting

Education

Relevant degree or equivalent

Job description

Senior Quantity Surveyor, Infrastructure

Turner and Townsend

Employer Turner and Townsend Location London, United Kingdom Contract Permanent Level Senior Salary Salary not published Closes Not stated

What the role covers

A post-contract commercial appointment in the employer's UK infrastructure business, working across client projects and the employer's own programmes from London. The posting sets the weight of the role on contract administration rather than estimating: administering a variety of contracts in line with project objectives and policies, managing contract change so that projects stay within governance, and negotiating and agreeing final accounts.

Cost duties named are monitoring, forecasting and reporting to completion against budget, active management of cost variance and contract cash flow, and making sure applications are submitted correctly and on time.

The holder works with client and contractor teams on delivery of project outputs, performance measures and objectives, including programme performance, cost control and value engineering, and is asked to improve the accuracy of forecasts and budgets. Commission management forms part of the work as required.

The employer states a preference for NEC3 contract management experience and lists change management, change control, valuation, procurement, pricing, reporting and governance processing among the areas where prior experience counts. A relevant degree or equivalent is preferred, together with membership of an appropriate professional body or work towards it. No salary is published and no closing date is given.