A supportive, family like quantity surveying consultancy, based in Fitzrovia, is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor, with Associate ambitions, and a team focused attitude, to join their rapidly expanding London office.

The Senior Quantity Surveyor's Role

The successful Senior Quantity Surveyor will join a dynamic, thriving medium sized consultancy operating out of five strategic offices nationwide.

As Senior Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for managing a couple more junior surveyors, comp checking, mentoring, and helping them with their day-to-day quantity surveying work.

Alongside the management element, you will be working across 3-4 projects (new build and refurbishments). Projects will vary and be at various stages spanning the Residential, Hotel, Leisure, Education, Commercial, Healthcare and Life Sciences from £1m - £40m+

This role would suit an ambitious Senior Quantity Surveyor eager to play a bigger part in a growing, up and coming firm. Someone who wants a clear path to Associate Quantity Surveyor and the chance to make a real impact and truly feel valued and rewarded for your imput.

The Senior Quantity Surveyor

Ideally MRICS or currently working towards
Experience managing Quantity Surveyors within a PQS environment
Previous Quantity Surveying experience within a UK PQS/Consultancy
Associate ambition
Good pre and post contract knowledge
Comfortable working across multiple projects
Team playerIn Return?

£65,000 - £75,000
27 days annual leave + bank holidays
Annual bonus and longevity bonus
£100 personal voucher
45pm mileage
Route to Associate Director
Diverse work load
iPhone and laptop
Professional membership fees
Bonus for new work
Be part of a family feel practice
Flexible working / supportive environmentIf you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Jessica Lawrence at Brandon James.

Ref: #19779

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Senior Quantity Surveyor / Senior Cost Consultant / Senior Cost Manager / Associate Quantity Surveyor / Associate Director