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FT Workforce in Dublin is seeking a Junior Quantity Surveyor for a full-time, permanent role based in Dublin. The candidate should have strong knowledge of the Irish construction industry and be keen to develop a career in Quantity Surveying.
Role involves assisting with costs, budgets, tenders and commercial documentation, with opportunities for progression in a growing Irish construction team. Applicants must have legal right to work in Ireland.
Junior Quantity Surveyor - Dublin
FT Workforce | Full-Time, Permanent Position
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Salary: €40,000-€45,000 per annum
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent
FT Workforce is currently recruiting a Junior Quantity Surveyor for a full-time, permanent position based in Dublin.
We are looking for a motivated candidate with a strong understanding of the Irish construction industry who is keen to develop their career in Quantity Surveying.
A strong knowledge of the Irish construction industry is essential and strictly required for this position.
Candidates must understand how the Irish construction industry operates, including construction practices, procedures and commercial processes.
Ideally, candidates will have previous experience working within the Irish construction industry. However, strong knowledge of the Irish construction industry is more important than holding a specific Quantity Surveying qualification or degree.
Candidates without a good understanding of the Irish construction industry will not be considered.
Assist with the preparation and management of project costs and budgets.
Support the preparation of tender documentation and cost estimates.
Assist with subcontractor and supplier enquiries.
Monitor project expenditure and identify cost variations.
Help prepare valuations, reports and other commercial documentation.
Liaise with site teams, contractors, suppliers and other project stakeholders.
Support senior Quantity Surveyors with the commercial management of construction projects.
Strong knowledge of the Irish construction industry is mandatory.
Previous experience working in Ireland's construction sector is highly desirable.
A Quantity Surveying qualification or relevant degree is beneficial but not essential.
Good numerical, analytical and organisational skills.
Strong communication and commercial awareness.
A proactive attitude and willingness to learn and develop professionally.
Full legal right to work in Ireland.
Salary of €40,000-€45,000 per annum, depending on experience.
Full-time, permanent employment.
Opportunity to develop within the Irish construction industry.
Exposure to construction projects and commercial management.
Career progression and professional development opportunities.