Quantity Surveyor

· Maintain accurate and up-to-date financial records, cost plans, forecasts, and commercial logs.

· Monitor project costs, commitments, revenue, and forecast outturn against approved budgets.

· Prepare accurate and timely monthly commercial reporting, including Monthly Progress Reports (MPR), Cost Value Reconciliation (CVR), and supporting commentaries.

· Monitor cost and value performance and identify areas requiring corrective or remedial action.

· Prepare for and attend monthly cost review meetings with customers and project teams.

· Identify, assess, and report variations, changes, risks, and opportunities, ensuring appropriate actions are agreed and implemented.

· Support the timely preparation and submission of customer applications for payment to maximise cash flow and ensure revenue is recovered in accordance with contractual terms.

· Ensure cost and commercial information is accurate, transparent, and available to support effective project decision-making.

Build strong stakeholder relationships, communicate commercial information effectively, and provide constructive challenge to influence positive financial and contractual outcomes.

Work collaboratively across teams while promoting transparency, accountability, continuous improvement, and commercial awareness.

· Proven experience and a consistent track record of success in a Quantity Surveying or commercial management role.

· Demonstrable experience managing the financial and contractual performance of projects.

· Ability to work independently, exercise sound judgement, and take ownership of responsibilities.

· Good understanding of project cost control, forecasting, commercial reporting, and contract administration.

· Experience in managing change, variations, claims, valuations, and final accounts.

· Demonstrable ability to build and maintain effective relationships with project teams and stakeholders.

· Proven track record of delivering work to agreed deadlines and commercial objectives.

· Experience within a civil engineering or construction environment.

· Good level of IT proficiency, including the use of Microsoft Office and relevant commercial systems.

· General knowledge and experience of cost management software and commercial tools.

· Understanding of Lean principles and continuous improvement methodologies is desirable.

· Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Commercial Management, or a related discipline, or equivalent relevant experience.

· Membership of, or actively working towards membership of, a recognised professional body such as the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) is desirable.

· CSCS card holder is desirable.