Job Description
RSS Infrastructure (RSSI) is a multi-disciplinary service provider for the rail and construction sectors. We have an award-winning reputation for developing solutions to improve safety and productivity. Founded in 2007, RSSI provides a diverse range of solutions across the infrastructure sector through three divisions: Technical Services, Managed Environments, and Welding Services. RSSI has over 200 full-time employees and a large contingent workforce covering most of the UK. It operates from offices in Birmingham, Doncaster, and Cwmbran. What will I be doing? The Quantity Surveyor is required to provide commercial support to the project team, maintaining commercial information and ensuring compliance with contractual requirements and ensure that the Company s objectives are achieved. They will liaise with client representatives and other third parties on commercial issues including agreement of variations, claims and any additional payments. On a day to day basis you will: Manage the commercial aspects of multiple civil engineering and infrastructure projects. Prepare, submit and agree interim valuations and applications for payment. Identify, price and negotiate variations and compensation events. Prepare and manage project budgets, cost plans and cash flow forecasts. Monitor project costs, profitability and commercial performance. Procure subcontractors and suppliers, including preparing enquiries, analysing quotations and negotiating orders. Administer subcontract agreements, valuations and final accounts. Prepare monthly cost value reconciliation (CVR) reports. Manage final accounts with clients and subcontractors. Ensure compliance with NEC, JCT and bespoke contract conditions where applicable. Identify commercial risks and implement mitigation strategies. Work closely with Project Managers and Site Managers to maximise project performance. Maintain accurate commercial records and project documentation. Build and maintain st
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