As an Executive level MEP Cost Manager/Quantity Surveyor at Gleeds, you will oversee cost planning, value engineering and procurement for MEP packages across residential, commercial and workplace sectors in London. You will work closely with business leaders to deliver profitable, high-quality cost management services and support tendering, contract administration and final accounts. The role combines client-facing delivery with mentoring, contributing to growth across business units. You will operate in a collaborative, professional environment focused on sustainability, innovation and value delivery.
Pay / Benefits
contributory pension scheme
Employee Assistance Programme
Flexible working arrangements
Responsibilities
Support Business Unit Directors in achieving objectives
Develop and maintain client relationships and deliver high-quality cost management services
Manage projects to ensure procedures and deliverables are met
Prepare order of cost estimates and option studies
Cost planning and cost-in-use studies
Advise on procurement strategies and manage MEP procurement
Prepare tender documentation, run tender processes and evaluate bids
Value completed work, arrange payments and settle final accounts
Provide technical advice on contractual and legal issues relating to construction
Administer contracts as Contract Administrator or Employer’s Agent
Produce and present reports to clients
Mentor and coach staff
Identify new business opportunities and drive growth
Prepare bids and manage service delivery for profitability
Highlight risks affecting professional indemnity insurance to Directors
Key requirements
Ability to prepare MEP cost plans and lead value engineering
Ability to lead on procurement of MEP packages
Residential, commercial office and workplace sector experience in client-facing environment
Post MRICS qualification cost management experience (desirable)
Strong cost estimating and planning knowledge
Construction methods and materials knowledge
Procurement strategies knowledge (tendering and contract strategies)
Post-contract cost management knowledge
Strong oral and written communication
Structured, adaptable, and organized work approach
Excellent negotiating, financial and numeracy skills
Strong ICT skills with MS Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Ability to absorb complex information and assess requirements readily
Understanding of legislation impacting building contracts
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