Job Description
Atheray Stone are currently looking for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join a leading project team working on the multi-year expansion programme at London Gatwick Airport. This is an exciting opportunity to work on high-profile aviation and civil engineering projects as part of a long-term programme of infrastructure and capital investment works at London Gatwick. The Role As a Quantity Surveyor, you will play an important role in supporting the commercial delivery of projects across the Gatwick programme, working within a safety-critical aviation environment and alongside experienced project and commercial teams. What We re Looking For Qualifications: Do you have a degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related field? MRICS or CICES accreditation is preferred but can be supported if not already held. Experience: Have you worked in civil engineering, rail, aviation, defence, or other safety-critical sectors for a Main Contractor? Strong working knowledge of NEC3/4 suite of contracts. In particular ECC Option A. Skills: Are you proficient with cost management software (Oracle) and Microsoft Office? Do you have strong analytical, communication, and negotiation skills? What s on Offer Competitive Salary & Benefits: Are you ready for a role that values your expertise? We offer a comprehensive salary and benefits package. Career Growth: Do you want to work on exciting, high-profile projects? You ll have the chance to grow and advance your career. Inclusive Environment: Do you value diversity and support? We promote collaboration and respect in everything we do. Core Values: Do you want to work for a company that upholds Health & Safety, Service Delivery, Investing in People, and Integrity? These values guide us every day. Why This Opportunity? This is a chance to become part of a long-term programme at London Gatwick Airport, contributing to significant building and civils projects while developing your career
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