About The Role
Quantity Surveyor Division: Interior Fit Out
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland (With UK Travel) Benefits: Car allowance; Subsidised Private Medical Cover; Life Assurance Scheme; Living away from home allowance (where appropriate), Contributory Pension, 35 Days annual leave (Including Public Holidays)
We are a well-established and highly regarded Tier One contractor with our history dating back to, proving that GRAHAM, even in our humblest beginnings, has been delivering lasting impact for clients for over years.
We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join our IFO team in Northern Ireland, a role which will have UK travel.
As a Quantity Surveyor with us, you'll delve into the heart of commercial and retail projects, working alongside prestigious brands. From overseeing budgets to managing costs, you'll play a pivotal role in delivering exceptional results.
We’re looking for someone with excellent Commercial acumen and a proven track record delivering commercially sound Interior Fit Out Schemes. You are going to be responsible for detailed cost control and recovery of value on the project, whilst maintaining excellent relationships with our supply chain and sub-contractors on site.
It’s important that you’re well versed in the administration of JCT contracts
GRAHAM is a company that takes pride in our collaborative approach, so we’re looking for a real team player
The ideal candidate will have demonstrable experience in a similar position with a main contractor and a Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent.
A full driving licence is essential. Typical duties will include:
1. Establishing the project budget including the allocation of cost codes to ensure detailed and accurate cost reporting is achieved.
2. Review of main contract and subcontract terms and conditions, inclusive of stepping down conditions from main contract to subcontract.
3. Procurement of subcontract packages including compilation of tender documentation.
4. The detailed and transparent process of reporting on costs to date and forecasting cost to completion.
5. Administration of the main contract and subcontracts, including compilation of contractual correspondence in relation to delays and associated loss and expense.
6. Regular liaison and interface with the Employers team for the purposes of progressing the commercial aspects of the project.
7. The day to day managing of staff resources to ensure the projects costs are known and managed effectively.
8. Carrying out delay analysis including the preparation of narratives and loss and expense to support claim submissions.
9. Handling subcontract issues as they arise.
10. Ensuring the variation / compensation event mechanism is correctly and timeously followed to ensure the commercial protection of the business.
11. Forecasting of cash flow / budget compilation.
12. Liaising with procurement to set and agree allowances for the project.
13. Attending progress / commercial meetings and representing the company in a commercial capacity.