Do you possess the skill and knowledge to be the driving force for development within the Water sector? Discover and enhance your talents as a Managing Quantity Surveyor, as a part of our client's engineering, construction, and consulting organisation, in a permanent position. The chosen individual will be expected to work on a hybrid basis, from one of our client's three sites, all located near London.

Within this position, you will have the opportunity to expand your portfolio with a variety of Water and Water Treatment projects, as an invaluable member of our client's Commercial team.

-Competitive salary ranging from 80,000-90,000 (depending on experience).

-Company pension scheme, health and life insurance, generous annual leave, car or car allowance, and ongoing career development opportunities.

Responsibilities:

-Lead and manage a variety of Water and Water Treatment projects, ranging from 5m-20m in value, from start to finish.

-Oversee a team of professional Quantity Surveyors, allowing for strong ongoing performance and progression within the team and the organisation.

-Take accountability for the project administration, with a focus on payment processes and applications, early warnings through CEMAR, and variations.

-Direct all forecasting, reporting, and procurement procedures, looking into CVRs, cash flow, and margin development plans.

-Develop and maintain rapport with clients, and other professionals, ensuring the prevention of all unapproved costs and risks.

-Host and attend frequent sit visits and senior management meetings, allowing for full compliance and alignment with commercial policies and procedures.

Requirements:

-Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, or a similar discipline such as Civil Engineering or Project Management.

-Working towards, or at, a chartered status of CICES and/or RICS is ideal.

-Extensive experience as a Managing Quantity Surveyor, or a related position, with an understanding of effective team and project management and leadership.

-Impressive portfolio of previous works within the Utilities, MEICA, and Civil Engineering sectors, with previous IChemE experience.