Job Description
QUANTITY SURVEYOR - COMMERCIAL FIT OUT 45,000 - 55,000 + Package London Hybrid/Flexible ASAP Start A growing Design & Build commercial fit-out contractor is looking for a Quantity Surveyor with 3-5 years' post-graduate experience to join their expanding commercial team. This is a great opportunity for a QS who wants hands-on commercial exposure, genuine responsibility and the chance to progress into running their own projects. The Role: You'll initially work closely with the senior commercial team across: Pre-contract estimating, take-offs and pricing Cost planning and commercial management Supporting live CAT A & CAT B fit-out projects Working with consultants, landlords, clients and subcontractors Supporting delivery and project management where required Developing towards independently managing schemes from 50k up to 5m The successful candidate will be someone who is commercially switched-on, client-facing and happy to get stuck into the detail. This isn't a role for someone looking to stay purely behind a desk - you'll have the opportunity to get involved across the wider business and take ownership as you develop. About You: 3-5 years' post-graduate QS experience Commercial fit-out experience preferred Main contractor or consultancy background considered Strong pre-contract experience essential Confident with estimating, take-offs, pricing and cost management Comfortable dealing with clients, consultants and landlords Good communicator with a proactive, hands-on approach Looking for a long-term opportunity with a growing business The Company: An established D&B commercial fit-out contractor, delivering CAT A and CAT B projects across the commercial sector. The business has grown rapidly and has a strong pipeline of sizeable projects, with an ambitious growth strategy for the coming year. The culture is small-team, collaborative and entrepreneurial, with significant autonomy and a genuine emphasis on personality and
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