Senior Quantity Surveyor

Quantity Surveyor / Power infrastructure / Solar / BESS projects-

You will be a key contributor in the production of tender documentation requiring a developed understanding of-the power infrastructure market to ensure tenders accurately reflect cost, capability and capacity to complete the works.

Start date of-Quantity Surveyor :

Immediately-

Pay / Package of Quantity Surveyor :-

Yearly salary paid along with holidays, company package , pension-and promotional / career development-opportunities-

Job description of Quantity surveyor :

• A key contributor in the production of tender documentation requiring a developed understanding of the power infrastructure market to ensure tenders accurately reflect cost, capability and capacity to complete the works.-
• Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management (or similar) preferred
• Experience within solar / BESS projects preferred
• Excellent knowledge of Excel
• Management of the budget of the project including all aspects of the project such as materials, sub-contractors, equipment.
• Management of sub-contractors, including issuing and negotiating sub-contracts
• Contract management, administering the contract, including variations Early Warnings-and risk management
• Commercial reporting including running monthly CVR

Key-Responsibilities of Quantity Surveyor :

• Carry out contract reviews and provide analysis of key risks and opportunities.
• Provide contractual support to delivery terms for change management, claims and valuations.
• Point of contact for project team on all commercial related items.
• Assist in the preparation of tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other documentation
• Accurately track changes to the design and/or construction work, adjusting budget projections accordingly through the reforecasting process
• Oversee the procurement of the services of contractors and/or-subcontractors who work on the project ensuring transparency of rates and recoverable charges
• Able to read architectural drawings and have an appreciation of construction processes, along with excellent numerical and IT skills
• An understanding of applicable law and regulations, as well as health and safety matters, tax and insurance and contract law, so that you understand the legal implications of any decisions
• Liaise with the client and other construction professionals, such as site managers, project managers and site engineers to ensure the work can be completed within cost projections
• Ownership of monthly P&L reports
• Management and overseeing of WIP
• Risk and Opportunity analysis
• Evaluate and negotiate tenders including subcontractors and suppliers.
• Ability to interrogate costs and add value