Senior Quantity Surveyor - Ireland (Civil/Infrastructure)

Kuwait OFW; Ireland; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Confidential Company in Ireland is recruiting a Senior Quantity Surveyor to oversee the commercial and financial control of civil projects. You will handle valuations, variations, tendering and final accounts, working closely with project teams to protect profitability.

The role requires a degree in Quantity Surveying and a minimum of five years of experience, with strong cost management and communication skills. Irish employment conditions and a long-term development path are offered.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of experience in Quantity Surveying.
• Degree or relevant qualification in Quantity Surveying or related discipline.
• Strong knowledge of cost management, valuations, variations, measurement and final accounts.
• Experience in Civil Engineering, Earthworks, Groundworks or Infrastructure projects is highly desirable.
• Excellent communication and organisational skills.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and manage monthly valuations and payment applications.
• Identify, price, submit and negotiate variations and additional works.
• Monitor project costs, budgets, margins and profitability.
• Prepare cost reports, financial forecasts and commercial reviews.
• Review drawings, specifications, programmes and contract documents.
• Prepare tenders, quotations and project cost estimates.
• Manage subcontractor and supplier quotations and accounts.
• Negotiate and agree final accounts with clients and contractors.
• Work closely with project managers and site teams to ensure commercial performance.

Skills

Quantity Surveying

Cost management

Valuations

Tendering

Contract administration

Financial reporting

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying or related discipline

Job description

Confidential Company in Ireland is recruiting a Senior Quantity Surveyor to oversee the commercial and financial control of civil projects. You will handle valuations, variations, tendering and final accounts, working closely with project teams to protect profitability.

The role requires a degree in Quantity Surveying and a minimum of five years of experience, with strong cost management and communication skills. Irish employment conditions and a long-term development path are offered.