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Quantity Surveyor - Construction & Structural Steel Salary: Dependent on experience, 45,000 to 70,000 inc package - Salary dependent on experience Location: Market Rasen, Lincolnshire Position: Full-time, Permanent Up Front Recruitment is working with an established construction business specialising in structural steel, industrial and agricultural buildings, civils, groundworks and refurbishment. The business is looking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor in Construction & Structural Steel to join its commercial function and take responsibility for the financial and commercial management of a varied portfolio of projects. This is an opportunity for a commercially minded Quantity Surveyor to work across projects from initial pricing and procurement through to completion, while working closely with design, fabrication, construction and operational teams. Salary and Package 45,000 to 70,000 inc package - Salary dependent on experience Company car or car allowance Full-time, permanent position About the Company Established in Market Rasen in 1986, the business has grown from a local steel merchant into an integrated construction and structural steel specialist delivering projects across Lincolnshire and the wider UK. The business provides an end-to-end service covering concept design, planning, architectural design, structural calculations, civil engineering and groundworks, steel fabrication and full building erection. Its work spans agricultural, industrial and commercial sectors , with projects ranging from smaller repairs and refurbishment through to major developments valued at up to 2 million. The portfolio includes steel portal frame buildings, industrial and agricultural buildings, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, storage units, livestock housing, grain stores, machinery sheds, silage clamps and commercial structural steelwork. The business retains significant capability in-house, bringing together de
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