Job Description
Managing Quantity Surveyor Civil Engineering & Infrastructure London North, West & Central London Competitive Salary + Car/Car Allowance + Benefits Permanent Full Time An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Managing Quantity Surveyor to join a leading UK civil engineering and infrastructure contractor with a strong pipeline of secured work across London. Working across major utilities, water and heavy civil engineering projects, you will take commercial responsibility for projects and programmes of work from procurement and delivery through to final account. This is a senior commercial position suited to someone with strong NEC3/NEC4 experience, a direct delivery contracting background and previous experience leading commercial teams. The Role As Managing Quantity Surveyor, you will provide commercial leadership across projects while working closely with Project Managers, operational teams and senior commercial management. Key responsibilities will include: Leading the commercial management of civil engineering and infrastructure projects Managing the full commercial lifecycle, including procurement, delivery, change and final account Preparing and managing monthly CVRs, cost plans, forecasts and commercial reports Managing project cash flow and applications for payment Monitoring expenditure, cost recovery, margins and project profitability Managing contracts and subcontracts, primarily under NEC3/NEC4 and IChemE Managing contractual change, compensation events, claims and commercial risk Leading subcontract procurement and driving value through the supply chain Managing subcontractor accounts, valuations, certificates and accruals Identifying commercial opportunities to improve project performance Working closely with clients and their representatives on commercial and contractual matters Providing commercial leadership to Assistant Quantity Surveyors, Quantity Surveyors and Senior Quantity Surveyors Supp
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