Managing Quantity Surveyor

Managing Quantity Surveyor Wolverhampton & Birmingham Up to £78,000 + Car/Car Allowance Are you an experienced Managing Quantity Surveyor ready to take ownership of a high-profile infrastructure scheme? A leading name in UK civil engineering is looking for a commercially driven professional to play a key role in delivering the A4123 Bus-Walk-Cycle Corridor—a landmark project featuring £5m of Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) and £44m in construction value. This is your opportunity to step into a career-defining role, leading a major highways project from pre-construction through to completion, with real influence over commercial strategy, team performance, and project success. What You’ll Be Doing Taking full ownership of the commercial function across the project lifecycle Leading cost management, forecasting, and financial reporting with confidence Driving subcontractor procurement, negotiation, and performance Managing NEC3/4 Option C contracts (with ECI) and overseeing PSC contracts Ensuring accurate valuations, variations, and successful final account agreements Influencing project direction through risk management and value engineering Leading and developing a high-performing commercial team What We’re Looking For Proven success as a Senior or Managing Quantity Surveyor within civil engineering or infrastructure Strong expertise in NEC contracts, particularly Option C and ECI Experience managing teams and delivering complex projects Commercially astute with excellent negotiation and analytical skills Confident communicator with the ability to influence stakeholders Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or equivalent Why Apply? Be part of a major infrastructure project that will have lasting regional impact Join a forward-thinking contractor with a strong pipeline of secured work Take on a leadership role with real autonomy and influence Excellent salary and benefits package If you’re looking for your next step where you can truly make your mark-this is it. Apply Now or Contact Ben Symonds at Kenton Black, Birmingham