Strategic Quantity Surveyor: Drive Commercial Value

Sisk Group; Germany (OH); On-site; USD 87,014 - 120,482; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

26 days annual leave + extra company/2

Pension and benefits

Unlimited learning and development

Job summary

John Sisk & Son is seeking a proactive Quantity Surveyor to join our commercial team on construction projects. You will prepare tenders, analyse subcontractors, negotiate orders and manage financial aspects through to final account, while maintaining robust records and reporting.

The role involves forecasting targets, valuing variations, updating final accounts and guiding junior surveyors, all within a dynamic site environment that values integrity and delivery.

Qualifications

• Degree and working towards professional accreditation.
• Knowledge of JCT contracts and contract values.
• Strong written communication and negotiation skills.
• Experience with CVRs and valuation processes.
• Includes a 2-day safety course covering contract and commercial awareness.
• CIOB membership or eligibility is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Prepare tenders, analyse subcontractors, negotiate and finalise orders.
• Manage financial and commercial aspects to final account.
• Maintain site records and document control.
• Record site measurements and forecast targets and contract values.
• Prepare valuations and variations with detailed records.
• Update projected final account and liaise with site management on commercial matters.
• Implement commercial strategy and protect entitlements.
• Supervise Assistant/ Trainee Quantity Surveyors and check their work.

Skills

Negotiation skills

CVRs (Contract Value Reviews)

Letter and report writing

Knowledge of JCT contracts

Contract value reviews

2-day safety appreciation course

Education

Degree level education

CIOB membership or eligibility

Job description

John Sisk & Son is seeking a proactive Quantity Surveyor to join our commercial team on construction projects. You will prepare tenders, analyse subcontractors, negotiate orders and manage financial aspects through to final account, while maintaining robust records and reporting.

The role involves forecasting targets, valuing variations, updating final accounts and guiding junior surveyors, all within a dynamic site environment that values integrity and delivery.