Job Description
Your new company You will be joining a well-established and highly respected contractor based in Birmingham with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality projects within the water sector. This multi-accredited contractor delivers clean and wastewater capital programmes directly for Severn Trent Water and is well-known for its collaborative culture, customer-focused approach and commitment to developing its people. Due to continued success and a strong pipeline of AMP8 projects, they are actively seeking a talented Quantity Surveyor to join their team. This is a full-time permanent position based out of their Birmingham office with hybrid and flexible working. Your new role As a Quantity Surveyor, you will play a key role in the commercial management of water infrastructure projects across the Severn Trent Water framework. Working closely with operational and commercial teams, you will be responsible for ensuring projects are delivered profitably while maintaining strong relationships with clients, subcontractors and stakeholders. Key responsibilities will include: Managing project costs from inception through to final account Preparing and submitting applications for payment Administering subcontractor accounts, payments and variations Producing cost reports, forecasts and cash flow projections Identifying and managing commercial risks and opportunities Supporting procurement activities and subcontract negotiations Ensuring compliance with contract requirements and commercial procedures Working closely with project delivery teams to drive commercial performance Managing compensation events, change control and contractual correspondence Building and maintaining positive relationships with clients and supply chain partners. What you'll need to succeed In order to be successful, you must have: Degree/HNC/HND in Quantity Surveying (or similar) or experience equivalent Experience as an Assistant Quantity Surveyor or Quantity Surv
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