Senior Quantity Surveyor

Sccsinternational; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 85,000 - 113,000; Full time

Job summary

John Sisk and Son’s Infrastructure in North Dublin is recruiting a Senior Quantity Surveyor (or an experienced Quantity Surveyor ready for the step up) for two major projects: a National Cricket Centre with a 4,200-seat stadium and an energy centre, and a 20 million euro car park infrastructure scheme in Blanchardstown.

The role covers the full commercial cycle from tender through to final account, including forecasts, cash flow, valuations, and cost value reconciliations, with a strong focus on

Qualifications

• Degree in quantity surveying is required.
• Training in commercial management, dispute resolution, and contract law.
• Experience on design-and-build and civil engineering projects.
• Chartered membership of RICS or CIOB is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Own the project’s commercial strategy and protect entitlements.
• Oversee tender preparation, subcontract selection, order placement to final account.
• Prepare forecasts, cash flow, valuations, cost value reconciliations, and variations on proper records.
• Manage claims and disputes and build supporting arguments.

Skills

Quantity surveying

Contract management

Financial forecasting

Risk management

Leadership

Education

Degree in quantity surveying

RICS/CIOB membership desirable

Job description

John Sisk and Son’s Infrastructure business is recruiting a Senior Quantity Surveyor, or an experienced Quantity Surveyor ready for the step up, for two projects in North Dublin. One is a new National Cricket Centre with a 4,200-seat stadium, supporting facilities and an energy centre; the other is a car park infrastructure project in Blanchardstown valued at 20 million euro. The post is full time.

The surveyor owns the project’s commercial strategy, agreed with the Commercial Manager, and represents the company on commercial and contractual matters so that its entitlements are kept and protected. The work runs from tender preparation and subcontract selection through order placement to final account, together with forecasts, cash flow, valuations, cost value reconciliations and the agreement of variations on proper records.

Claims and disputes form part of the role: preparing the records, building the arguments and presenting them.

The post holder advises on contract conditions, including:

• NEC and FIDIC forms
• drafts contractual correspondence
• deals with bonds, warranties, guarantees, insurances and letters of intent

The surveyor also keeps the risk and opportunity registers and manages and trains junior commercial staff. Applicants need a degree in quantity surveying, training in commercial management, dispute resolution and contract law, and experience on design and build and civil engineering work. Chartered membership of RICS or CIOB is desirable.

No salary figure or closing date is published.