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Your new company
Our client is a large national housebuilder with a significant footprint of live and upcoming projects in the Aberdeen region. As their business grows, they are now seeking to appoint an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor to their commercial team.
Your new role
As Project Quantity Surveyor you will be working with an experienced commercial team in the delivery of busy residential developments across Aberdeen. Reporting to a commercial manager, you will be responsible for ensuring your project or projects hit all commercial targets. From managing your supply chain effectively to ensuring your project reporting is accurate and timely, you will play a key role in the delivery of your projects. You will utilise a range of systems to do this whilst maintaining positive relationships with your site team and subcontractors.
What you'll need to succeed
Our client is seeking a degree-qualified quantity surveyor with experience in the delivery of residential projects. You are used to using multiple systems and enjoy the rhythm and pulse of running large residential developments. Exceptional attention to detail and organisation skills are essential. Our clients have serious plans for growth over the next 3 years and there will be opportunities for people to progress their careers significantly as they grow.
What you'll get in return
Our clients are industry leaders and will pay industry-leading salaries and packages, including an attractive bonus scheme. Get in touch now for more information.
What you need to do now
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