An established civil engineering contractor with a strong reputation for delivering complex infrastructure schemes across Scotland is looking to appoint a Senior Quantity Surveyor to strengthen its commercial team.
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This is a business built on long-term relationships, repeat work, and consistent project delivery across infrastructure, energy, and ground engineering sectors.
You'll take ownership of commercially significant packages and play a key role in ensuring projects are delivered profitably and efficiently.
What You'll Be Doing Commercial management of infrastructure projects from start to finish Preparing and managing valuations, variations, and cost reports Monitoring project financial performance and forecasting Managing subcontractor accounts and procurement Administering NEC contracts and managing change events Working closely with operational teams to drive commercial performance Supporting accurate and timely reporting to senior management What They're Looking For Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor / Senior QS in civil engineering Strong working knowledge of NEC contracts Background in infrastructure, earthworks, utilities, or similar sectors Confident managing commercial responsibilities independently Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Degree qualified or equivalent experience Professional accreditation (RICS or working towards) desirable What's on Offer Secure pipeline of long-term infrastructure work Supportive, down-to-earth working environment Opportunity to take ownership of key projects Genuine progression opportunities within a growing commercial team Legal Information: We act as an employment agency for permanent work and as an employment business for temporary work.
For roles in the UK, applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
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