The Procurement Quantity Surveyor will support the effective commercial management of construction projects by delivering accurate cost control, procurement, valuation, and reporting activities across key work packages. The Quantity Surveyor plays a key role in ensuring financial discipline, contract compliance, and alignment between on-site progress and commercial records, working closely with both internal teams and subcontractors.
We are looking for a qualified experienced Procurement Quantity Surveyor who has worked for main contractors. Of particular importance to us is the experience of being able to deliver in multiple disciplines in terms of complex procurement strategies and work packages including civil works, steelworks, roofs, mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP), cladding, faade, fit out and finishing.
The Core Responsibilities
Present to the client the work packages named above in terms of cost plans, budgets and procurement strategies
Assist in the preparation and management of cost plans, budgets, and procurement strategies for assigned packages or trades
Undertake quantity take-offs, measurement, and remeasurement in accordance with contract requirements
Prepare and issue tender documentation, assess bids, and support competitive subcontractor selection
Handle pricing and supply chain information in a professional manner with sound judgement and discretion
Administer subcontractor contracts, including valuations, change control, payment certification, and final account reconciliation.
Track and report on cost performance, cash flow, and commercial risks, ensuring alignment with the programme
Liaise with site teams to verify work progress, scope changes, and early warning events
Assist in the management of variations, compensation events, and claims, including supporting documentation
Contribute to the monthly cost reporting process and provide inputs for internal and client-facing reports
Support the Senior QS or Commercial Manager in audits, reconciliations, and cost forecasting exercises
Ensure compliance with contract obligations (e.g., NEC, JCT) and company procedures
The Profile
Level of Education (Minimum): Bachelor Degree in Quantity Surveying
Work Experience (years): 5 - 7
Functional Experience: Mandatory
Sectoral Experience: Mandatory ie experience working with main contractors
Driving License: Preferred
Technical Know How/Speciality/ Certificate
Bachelors degree in Quantity Surveying or Commercial Management, from a UK institution.
RICS Chartered Quantity Surveyor or currently enrolled and actively working towards RICS Chartership status.
Behavioural Competencies
Organised and analytical, with strong attention to detail
Commercially aware with good judgment in cost/value decisions
Proactive and able to work independently under moderate supervision
Strong communication and stakeholder coordination skills
Commitment to accuracy, confidentiality, and professional standards
Technical Competencies
Sound knowledge of quantity surveying principles, cost control, and commercial management
Familiarity with NEC, JCT, or similar contract forms
Skilled in measurement (SMM/NRM), cost analysis, and valuation
Understanding of construction methods, procurement cycles, and subcontract administration
Proficient in Microsoft Excel and quantity take-off software (e.g., CostX, Bluebeam)
We are not engaging in sponsorship activities so a British passport/Right to Work in the UK is required.
The responsibilities and requirements listed above are not exhaustive but represent the most accurate description possible of the current role. Management reserves the right to revise the job description and assign other duties as necessary in response to changing work conditions (e.g., emergencies, rotations, staffing or workload changes, or technological advancements).
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