The Company

A privately owned Main Contractor based in West Yorkshire with a track record of being a large employer within the local area. At current, they operate across multiple work streams including Leisure, Historical, Commercial & Retail sectors with projects valued from £100k - £5m+.

The Role

Quantity Surveyor supporting the commercial and projects team in delivering New Build & Refurbishment projects across Yorkshire ranging in value (£100k - £5m+).

Experience, Knowledge & Qualifications

As the Quantity Surveyor, you must possess the following;

Prior experience working for a Main Contractor or a Fit-Out Contractor as a Quantity Surveyor
Previous experience of picking up Project Management duties as required
A good communicator, able to deal with a range of people, tasks and obligations
Commercial knowledge and ability to negotiate terms with a range of parties
Well organised, self-starter, able to implement procedures and effectively manage all aspects of the worksDuties

Reporting to the Director
Submission of interim payment applications
Preparation of monthly cost and value reconciliation reports / Project cost control
Assisting with all commercial aspects of allocated projects
Preparation and submission of interim valuations
Manage and value variations
Attend meetings for the agreement of final accounts
Post contract liaison with clients
Sub-contract negotiation and letting
Joint responsibility of managing contract costs including payments to sub-contractors
Preparation of monthly cost and value reconciliation reports
Assist with the management of contractual documentation and letters / Understanding of sub-contracts
Ensuring the Project is on programme and budget
Chairing client meetings to reporting on progressThis is a Permanent position with a competitive salary (£55,000 - £65,000 + Package) on offer for the successful candidate. For more information or to apply please contact Sam Hunter - Fit Out & Interiors Manager - (phone number removed) or Cameron Lally - Senior Resourcer - (phone number removed)