Senior Quantity Surveyor – Drylining – £10M Project

We are currently partnered with one of the UK’s leading drylining and façade contractors, with a presence across all major cities and an annual turnover in excess of £130M. Renowned for delivering complex, high-value drylining and façade packages, they are now entering an exciting phase of growth. As part of this, they have secured a flagship £10M drylining package on a major residential scheme in Birmingham city centre and are looking to appoint a Senior Quantity Surveyor to take full commercial ownership of the project. This is a genuine opportunity to step into a leadership role on a significant drylining scheme, where you will be trusted to run the project commercially from day one. The Role * Full commercial responsibility for a £10M drylining package * Managing cost control, valuations, variations, and final accounts * Working closely with the operational team to drive project performance * Subcontractor procurement and management within the drylining scope * Reporting into senior leadership whilst operating with a high degree of autonomy Why This Role Stands Out * Long-term opportunity to build and lead a commercial team around you * Clear pathway into a Commercial Manager position as the division grows * Exposure to a high-profile city centre drylining project * A business that consistently wins repeat work and major contracts What’s In It For You * Join a market-leading drylining contractor with strong financial backing * Structured professional development with clear and achievable routes for progression * A culture that genuinely promotes from within. Every member of the Senior Leadership Team started as an Assistant or Trainee * Stability, continuity of work, and the opportunity to grow your career long-term within drylining This is not just another Senior QS role it’s a chance to take ownership, make an impact, and progress quickly within a business that invests heavily in its people. Please apply to this role or give me a call for a chat if your cv is not up to date