Quantity Surveyor

NegotiableNewport, Wales

Permanent

Job Title: Quantity SurveyorLocation: NewportWork Type: PermanentWe have an opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to join our high-performing commercial team. As a utilities contractor, we work with some fantastic clients, and this is an exciting time to join us as the industry embraces innovation and greener working practices. Your role will be critical to ensuring our commercial success, enabling us to invest in new technologies and deliver infrastructure that is sustainable, carbon-positive, and maintained in a way that supports our planet for future generations. Here are some of the activities you will be involved in:Generating weekly revenue and cost reportsControlling submissions of daily completed jobsProducing 'Schedule of Rates'Reconciling subcontractor costs and preparing payment certificatesLiaising with Operations and Planning to monitor job progress and scope changesReviewing scheme works to ensure targets are being achievedPricing completed jobs for high-volume worksDeveloping relationships with clients during 'Work in Progress' daysAnalysing weekly and monthly cost and revenue dataWe would love to hear from you if…You are an experienced Quantity Surveyor with a strong background in utilities, civil, or mechanical engineering. You should have experience managing high-volume, low-value works and a solid understanding of NEC contract schemes, along with experience in subcontractor management. We are looking for someone who is enthusiastic, proactive, and a great problem solver, with excellent communication and relationship-building skills. Strong Microsoft Excel expertise is essential, including proficiency with formulas, pivot tables, and VLOOKUPs, alongside a keen eye for data integrity and financial analysis. A degree in Quantity Surveying, or an HNC/HND in Civil or Mechanical Engineering with commercial management experience, would be highly desirable.Apply now and we'll get back to you asap!

Full job description from WhatJobs. Apply for this role →