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Job Title: Intermediate Quantity Surveyor (New Build Heritage & Leisure Projects)
Location: York, North Yorkshire
Salary: 40,000 to 45,000 + Car Allowance
Role Overview:
Intermediate Quantity Surveyor supporting the commercial team in delivering design & build of bespoke residential & high-end leisure projects across North & West Yorkshire that are up to 10m in value.
Key Requirements:
- 3+ years' experience working a Quantity Surveyor for a Main Contractor or Developer
- Strong knowledge of commercial and construction contracts such as JCT
- Preferred background in high end residential / bespoke construction projects
- Knowledge of build & refurbishment projects with values ranging between 1m - 10m
- Good communicator, able to deal with a range of people, tasks and obligations
- Well organised, self-starter, able to implement procedures and effectively manage all aspects of the works
- Commercial knowledge and ability to negotiate terms with a range of parties
Responsibilities:
- Reporting to the Senior Quantity Surveyor
- Attend meetings and site visits
- Negotiate and let subcontracts in a timely manner, including coordinating subcontractors
- Assist with the completion and submission of PQQs
- Agree and certify subcontractors' interim valuations and final accounts
- Carry out site measurements
- Prepare and issue subcontract enquiries and assess quotations upon receipt
- Provide an initial cashflow schedule for each assigned project
- Prepare and issue contractual letters to clients and/or subcontractors as required
- Agree final accounts with clients/contract administrators
- Liaise with clients and/or the design team during post-contract stages
- Prepare and submit interim valuations
- Maintain contract documentation and provide advice on pre-tender and post-contract matters
- Assist in producing commercial, cost, and monthly reports
- Complete and submit tender documents
Contacts to Apply:
Sam Hunter - Associate Director: (phone number removed)
Cameron Lally - Senior Resourcer: (phone number removed)
