Job Description
About the company: Our privately owned client is a reputable name within the enabling works industry, who pride themselves on their excellent reputation for delivering projects within budget and to programme, whilst always maintaining high standards and quality. Operating primarily as principal contractor, they undertake projects within the commercial sector throughout Zone 1 and Zone 2, with package values ranging up to £7M. Our client recruits only the best professionals, who are motivated, dedicated and can work with a professional outlook. Having known individuals join this business as junior professionals and seen them process in to more senior opportunities, I would highly recommend this client as they offer an excellent working environment where they encourage individuals to progress in their career. Furthermore, with a close management team, the business has the ability to offer a real family feel, assuring that you will be a name rather than just a number within the organisation. About the opportunity: Due to a healthy order book, there is a need for a Quantity Surveyor to support the Commercial Director in the successful commercial and financial management of projects and tenders within the enabling works sector with packages ranging up to £7M. As a Quantity Surveyor, you will assist in managing costs with an end goal of maximising the project margin and ensuring delivery of payment whilst developing future client relationships. Key responsibilities will include assisting in the day to day tasks to provide further commercial support to both project delivery and estimating teams within the company which can be broken down into the following; Assisting in the prompt presentation for all applications for payment and final accounts, including all contractual entitlements / assisting in ensuring that all payments are received in accordance with the contract terms, as well as assisting in the preparation and presentation of monthly Cost Value Reconc
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