Claims jobs in United Kingdom

You will play a crucial role in managing the financial and contractual aspects of our construction projects. You will be responsible for providing accurate cost estimates, conducting cost control, and ensuring compliance with project budgets while maintaining the highest standards of quality and efficiency.

• Prepare monthly WIP analysis, CVRs and cash flow control and reporting as required by Commercial Manager and Financial Controller.
• Engage with subcontractors to secure and agree profitable and contractually robust orders and agreements.
• Review and prepare contracts for signature by Director.
• Manage, monitor and assess (in conjunction with Contracts Managers) subcontractor performance and competency.
• Preserve tender margins when procuring materials or subcontractors.
• Administer all commercial aspects of the projects in accordance with contract particulars to maximise financial gains and effective recovery of costs and monies.
• Prepare and agree applications for payment and final accounts with clients.
• Assess, manage and process subcontractor payments.
• Produce dashboard reports to reflect key commercial areas for each project.
• Advise senior managers on areas of risk within projects.
• Support project teams with evidence-based information and decisions.
• Attend project meetings and represent the contracts, commercial or project manager in their absence.
• Follow internal commercial procedures.
• Attend site meetings.
• Ensure liabilities and accruals are recorded for each project.
• Mitigate through Early Warning Notices against time and cost impacts and Compensation Events.
• Issue formal variation quotations.
• Securely track and record all variations and other potential gains.
• Oversee supplier accounts for the projects and be first point of contact for enquiries and application queries.
• Maintain personal knowledge on contract and other relevant legislation.
• Undertake cost management exercises and time motion studies.
• Address site issues, claims and disputes.
• Support estimators as required or requested.
• Proactively seek and improve internal commercial processes to find efficiencies and remain relevant and current.
• Mentor and guide internal trainees, students and apprentices to assist with their development.
• Maintain personal knowledge in relation to contract law and good practice.

• Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or related field (or equivalent experience).
• Professional accreditation (e.g., MRICS) is a plus but not required.
• Proven experience in quantity surveying or cost management within the construction industry.
• Strong understanding of construction processes, contracts, and budgeting.
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Proficient in quantity surveying software (e.g., CostX, Bluebeam, etc.) and MS Office.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with teams and clients.
• Attention to detail and a proactive approach to managing costs and schedules.

• Together … We Can Do More
• One Cubby all equally important.
• Through collaboration we will find the solution.
• Using aspiration and hard work, we will create a legacy.

• Rise To The Challenge
• Exceed both our and customer expectations.
• Continued improvement making weakness into strength.
• Innovative use of new and old to give robust solutions.

• Be Accountable
• Own your choices and actions.
• Deliver on our commitments / promises.
• Our reputation is your responsibility.

• Do the Right Thing
• In all things be safe.
• Act with respect and integrity.
• Fight hard but fair for the greater good.

• Competitive salary.
• Company car / car allowance.
• 4% company pension contribution.
• Life assurance.
• BUPA Cash Plan.