Senior Quantity Surveyor

Sccsinternational; Dublin; Híbrido; EUR 70 000 - 100 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Sccsinternational, a Dublin-headquartered mechanical and electrical contractor, seeks a senior commercial professional. The role focuses on tendering and procurement, compiling tender docs and BOQs, setting procurement strategy and placing subcontract orders alongside the buying department.

The role covers contract administration, cost control, and reporting. Five years in electrical QS is required, with no published salary or closing date in the posting.

Qualificações

• Must hold a degree in quantity surveying or a similar discipline.
• Minimum of five years in an electrical quantity surveying role.
• Experience with tendering, procurement strategy and contract administration.

Responsabilidades

• Prepare tender documentation and bills of quantities.
• Set procurement strategy and place subcontract orders.
• Provide commercial cost control reports (materials, subcontract, labour, preliminaries).
• Identify commercial risks and advise on contractual claims.
• Produce monthly commercial reports for project reviews and assist estimating when needed.

Conhecimentos

Tendering

Procurement

Bills of Quantities

Subcontracting

Cost control

Contract administration

Commercial reporting

Formação académica

Degree in Quantity Surveying

Descrição da oferta de emprego

A senior commercial post in the building services division of a Dublin headquartered mechanical and electrical contractor working across Ireland, the United Kingdom and mainland Europe. The role sits close to tendering and procurement. The holder compiles tender documentation and bills of quantities, sets procurement strategy, and places subcontract orders alongside the buying department.

The posting puts its weight on the terms and conditions of those subcontracts, naming risk, programme, terms and design responsibility as the matters to be evaluated before an order goes out, which is contract administration rather than measurement alone. Cost control runs beside it, through commercial cost control reports that separate committed cost from forecast cost across materials, subcontract, labour and preliminaries.

Commercial risks are identified and answered with the commercial director. Contractual claims are advised on, their outcomes analysed, and the position forecast and reported. Monthly commercial reports go to project and business reviews in the company's own format, and the estimating department is supported from time to time.

The employer asks for a degree in quantity surveying or a similar discipline and at least five years in an electrical quantity surveying role. No salary is published and no closing date is stated.