Job Title: Quantity Surveyor / Senior Quantity SurveyorLocation: Liverpool city centreSalary: £45,000-£60,000 basic salary (DOE) + excellent benefits packageExciting Growth OpportunityFollowing an exceptionally strong 2025-marked by major project wins, expansion into new sectors, and the strengthening of several specialist service lines-the Liverpool office is entering a significant phase of investment and growth. As part of this next chapter, there is an opportunity for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to play a key role in shaping the region's cost management offering, with a clear pathway towards senior leadership.You'll be joining a close-knit team within a thriving multidisciplinary consultancy with a well-established presence across industrial, residential, commercial, public buildings, education, healthcare, and bank monitoring sectors. The organisation is known for its progressive culture, commitment to professional development, and long-term career pathways.The OpportunityThis role is ideal for a Quantity Surveyor or Senior Quantity Surveyor seeking to advance their career while delivering a diverse portfolio of projects, not just delivering into one sector/industry.You'll take the lead on cost planning, procurement, and commercial management across all RIBA stages, with the autonomy to manage your own commissions and support the development of junior colleagues. For those working towards chartership, you'll have structured support; for those already chartered, there is a defined progression route towards Associate and beyond.Key ResponsibilitiesPre-ContractPrepare cost plans, feasibility estimates, and detailed cost assessments across all RIBA stagesAdvise on procurement strategy, risk management, value engineering, and tendering processesPrepare tender documentation and contract arrangementsLead tender evaluations and provide clear recommendations to clientsProduce contract documentation and support clients through awardPost-ContractProvide advice on contractual matters and proceduresValue completed works and approve progress paymentsMonitor design changes, measure and value variations, and negotiate outcomesManage budgets and produce accurate cost reports for clientsLead the negotiation and agreement of final accountsClient & Team LeadershipBuild and maintain strong client relationships, supporting both repeat business and new opportunitiesMentor and support graduates and junior team membersRepresent the consultancy professionally across multiple sectors including industrial, residential, commercial, and bank monitoringSkills & ExperienceRICS-accredited degree essentialIdeally chartered (MRICS) or actively working towards chartershipStrong evidence of both pre- and post-contract cost management experienceExcellent understanding of construction contracts, procurement routes, and cost management principlesStrong communication, analytical, and numerical skillsConfident in client-facing environments and capable of leading commissions independentlyProactive, organised, and comfortable managing multiple projects simultaneouslyIf you're looking to take the next step in your cost management career and want to join a forward-thinking consultancy during an exciting period of growth, hit Apply Now to send your CV.