The core responsibility is to carefully estimate costs, calculate material needs and map out
project timelines. You will liaise closely with all teams to keep the projects on track.
Day-to-day, you will:
· Consult with clients to understand their requirements
· Conduct feasibility studies to vet proposed projects
· Calculate quantities and costs for materials, labour, time frames
· Prepare tender packages and contracts, including bills of quantities
· Manage risk, value engineering and cost control measures
· Analyse repair/maintenance costs
· Negotiate contracts and schedules
· Oversee and value subcontractors' work for payments
· Ensure compliance with regulations and quality standards
· Continually assess value for the client's investment
· Analyse outcomes and provide budget/progress reports
· Advise on claims, disputes and any contractual issues
· Assist with securing project funding
· Help initiate new construction projects
· Business Development
You will also need a well-rounded skill set:
· Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
· Strong maths, numerical and data analysis skills
· Outstanding interpersonal and relationship-building talents
· Creative, analytical thinking and problem-solving mindset
· Proficiency with technology and surveying software
· Project management capabilities
· Ability to thrive under pressure and use initiative
· Resilience and determination
Qualifications/Experience
· IT skills, including Microsoft suite, measurement software
· Degree in Quantity Surveying
· Member of the Chartered Institute of Chartered Surveyors
· Ideally a minimum of 5 years in urban \ residential experience