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Job Title: Quantity SurveyorÂ
Location: Stansted Airport
Contract Type: 6 Month Initial Contract (Inside IR35 Umbrella Only)
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We are looking for an adaptable and commercially astute Quantity Surveyor to join a collaborative team. This role focuses on managing a high volume of small to medium-sized works (typically up to £1m per project) with quick turnaround times and a strong emphasis on stakeholder management.
You will work across multiple, fast-paced contracts, ensuring cost control, contractual compliance, and value for money. This role suits someone who thrives on variety, is confident in juggling multiple projects at once, and can work closely with diverse stakeholders in a live operational environment.
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Key Responsibilities
Manage the commercial aspects of multiple concurrent small works projects (generally up to £1m in value).
Prepare, review, and submit valuations, applications for payment, and final accounts.
Handle procurement, tendering, and subcontractor management for quick turnaround works.
Ensure projects are delivered within budget and to agreed timescales.
Liaise effectively with a variety of stakeholders, including internal teams, contractors, and operational staff.
Administer contracts in line with organisational standards and procedures.
Monitor and report on project financial performance.
Provide commercial input to project planning, change control, and risk management.
About You
Experience managing small works or maintenance projects, ideally in an operational or live environment.
Strong organisational skills with the ability to handle multiple short-duration projects simultaneously.
Skilled in dealing with a wide range of stakeholders, with a diplomatic and solutions-focused approach.
Knowledge of relevant forms of contract (NEC/JCT) and associated commercial processes.
Good attention to detail and proactive problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication and negotiation skills.
Strong numerical and analytical skills with proficiency in MS Office and relevant QS software.
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