Job Description
Job Title Trainee Quantity Surveyor Salary Our salaries are competitive and reviewed regularly to ensure they remain fair and in line with the wider industry. Location Tipton Our Company Doocey Group is a long-established, family-run utility and civil engineering contractor with over 40 years of industry experience. Built on strong Black Country values, we pride ourselves on integrity, reliability, responsiveness and a commitment to delivering high standards in everything we do. Over the past 10 years, Doocey Group has experienced significant growth, achieved through consistently deliver high-quality work for our clients, including National Grid and South Staffordshire Water. Our success is built to deliver safely and reliably in a fast-paced and often challenging environment. As we approach a turnover of 100m, this marks an important milestone in our journey and reflects the hard work, ambition and dedication of our teams across the business. If you are looking to join a growing organisation that values hard work, loyalty and ambition, you will feel right at home at Doocey Group. The Role The Trainee Quantity Surveyor will provide day-to-day commercial and administrative support to the Quantity Surveying and Senior Commercial teams across the electric framework. Working within a region allocated by the Commercial Manager, the role will be responsible for ensuring that daily track sheets and supporting information are accurately captured and converted into timely and accurate valuations. The successful candidate will work closely with Contracts Managers, Site Supervisors, Quantity Surveyors and the wider operational team to obtain the information required to value works, submit applications and invoices to the client, and provide appropriate supporting evidence. The role will also involve raising invoices following instruction from the Quantity Surveying team, responding to client queries, producing commercial and cost reports, and
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