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Senior Quantity Surveyor in Manchester

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Job DescriptionOur client, an integrated design and build provider in the water sector, is currently seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their Commercial team. This permanent role offers the opportunity to take responsibility for the Commercial Management of Projects, reporting directly to the Commercial Manager. Key Responsibilities: Undertake quantity surveying duties in managing projects and work packages Liaise with design, construction, and supply chain teams to capture, analyse, and control costs Collaborate with the client to ensure business requirements are met Manage the main contract, ensuring contractual notices and correspondence as necessary Prepare and issue subcontract documentation Assist in the management and performance of subcontractors Manage the preparation and agreement of applications for payment Prepare project cost & value reports, budgets, and forecasts Assist in the management and development of junior commercial staff Job Requirements: Degree or equivalent qualification Working towards or have chartered membership of a recognised institution Experience in utilities or construction sectors Experience with NEC3/4 contracts Experience managing and developing an individual or small team Benefits: Competitive salary Hybrid working Car or car allowance 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays (with an additional 5 days available to buy) Contribution pension scheme Life assurance Health insurance Private medical insurance If you are an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor looking to advance your career in the water sector, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dedicated and diverse team in Manchester

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