Quantity Surveyor
Posted a week ago by Cityscape Consult
Quantity Surveyor
London Consultancy
Up to £55,000
A small but well respected Quantity Surveying and Project Management Construction consultancy, based in Soho, are seeking an intermediate level Quantity Surveyor to join their growing team.
A progressive, forward thinking company who have a strong pipeline of work and are looking for an intermediate Quantity Surveyor to provide support to their team of senior Quantity Surveyors.
This company work in a number of sectors including Mixed Use, Commercial and Hotels.
About the role:
The successful Quantity Surveyor will gain experience in the core areas of Quantity Surveying, particularly:
- Preparing tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities
- Cost estimates
- Feasibility studies
- Procurement
- Progress reports
- Employers agent services
The successful Quantity Surveyor will have every opportunity to progress to a more senior role within the company should they desire.
About the requirements:
- The successful Quantity Surveyor needs to have a strong understanding of the role of a Quantity Surveyor
- A RICS accredited degree would be preferable
- A desire to become chartered through RICS.
- Exceptional client facing skills are essential as is the ability to interact with all manner of stakeholders at all levels.
About the salary:
- Up to £55,000 (DOE)
- Generous pension contribution
- Generous annual leave entitlement
- Career progression
If you are a Consultancy based Project Manager or Quantity Surveyor of any level and seeking a new role, please contact Damian Eatwell at Cityscape
DE/154/9554
- Type:
- Permanent
- Contract Length:
- N/A
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- Job Reference:
- DE/154/9554
- Job ID:
- 222288624
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