Job Description Quantity Surveyor (Construction) Role Overview The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for the commercial management of construction projects for external clients. You will report directly to the Commercial Director. Core Values The organisation places strong emphasis on recruiting individuals who align with its core values: Integrity Acting with honesty and strong ethical standards while fostering positive working relationships. Respect & Accountability Trusting colleagues’ abilities, taking responsibility for actions, and contributing to team success. Pride & Passion Demonstrating commitment and valuing individual contributions. Quality Delivering services in line with quality, environmental, and safety standards, and best practice. Innovation Embracing new methods of working to drive efficiency and continuous improvement. Key Responsibilities Understand and promote Health & Safety procedures across projects and supply chains Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures Work in accordance with commercial tracking processes Manage and delegate tasks to junior team members as required Commercial & Project Duties: Prepare programme-based cost-to-complete forecasts and project budgets Advise on procurement strategy Prepare subcontract documentation, including bills of quantities Review contract conditions and report risks or recommendations Procure subcontractors Prepare and analyse tender costings Manage costs across a variety of projects Undertake cost-value analysis and reporting Perform risk and value management and cost control Identify, analyse, and respond to commercial risks Produce detailed progress and financial reports Price and agree variations with clients Value works in progress and agree final accounts Provide commercial advice to site teams Maintain awareness of current building contracts Support senior management with contractual claims Note: Duties may be adjusted in line with business and project requirements. Continuous Improvement You will contribute to business performance and development by: Identifying issues and proposing effective solutions Following and improving quality and safety procedures Promoting teamwork across internal and external teams Participating in training and professional development Supporting continuous improvement initiatives General Requirements Maintain strict confidentiality at all times Work safely in accordance with health and safety regulations Communicate clearly and professionally (written and verbal) Maintain a professional appearance Demonstrate initiative and work with minimal supervision Effectively prioritise workload and meet deadlines Maintain accuracy and attention to detail Demonstrate a proactive, flexible, and conscientious approach Understand organisational structure, values, and procedures after induction Report any visits from external regulatory bodies to management Person Specification Qualifications Essential: Degree in a construction-related discipline or equivalent Experience & Skills Essential: 2 years’ Quantity Surveying experience (post-graduate), or 5 years without formal qualifications Experience in sectors such as commercial, retail, heritage, or education Experience acting as a commercial lead on multiple projects Strong attention to detail and accuracy Ability to work effectively with stakeholders at all levels Willingness to take responsibility for assigned tasks Strong analytical and technical data interpretation skills Ability to manage workloads and meet performance targets Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Well-organised, flexible, and proactive approach Negotiation skills IT proficiency (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Desirable: Experience in housing construction Knowledge & Additional Requirements Good knowledge of construction contract law Understanding of financial controls and regulatory requirements Ability to advise on financial aspects of construction projects Working knowledge of various construction contract types High level of self-motivation and commitment to professional development Additional Requirements: Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Willingness to travel regionally and nationally Ability to visit construction sites, including climbing ladders and scaffolding where required