Job Description
Quantity Surveyor Location : Milton Keynes (with regional travel) Salary : 45,000 to 58,000 + Car Allowance & Package I'm working with a well-established and growing traffic management contractor that is looking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team based in Milton Keynes. The business delivers a wide range of traffic management and infrastructure projects for both public and private sector clients across the South East, East Midlands and East of England. With a strong order book, continued investment and ambitious growth plans, this is an excellent opportunity to join a stable business where you'll have genuine opportunities to develop your career. Working alongside an experienced commercial and operational team, you'll support the commercial management of multiple projects from contract award through to final account. The role offers plenty of variety, exposure to NEC contracts and the opportunity to take on increasing responsibility as your experience grows. What's on Offer Salary of 48,000 - 58,000 5,000 Car Allowance Discretionary Bonus Private Healthcare Contributory Pension Scheme 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Structured career development and genuine opportunities for progression Long-term job security with a growing infrastructure contractor The Role As a Quantity Surveyor, you'll be responsible for supporting the commercial delivery of a diverse portfolio of contracts, working closely with operational teams to ensure projects are delivered profitably while maintaining strong client relationships. Your responsibilities will include: Supporting the commercial management of projects from contract award through to final account Preparing and submitting valuations, applications for payment and compensation events/variations Monitoring project costs, budgets and forecasts to maximise commercial performance Assisting with the preparation of Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs) and other commercial report
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