Project Quantity Surveyor / Quantity Surveyor

Project Quantity Surveyor

The information below covers the role requirements, expected candidate experience, and accompanying qualifications.
- Residential Developer
- East London Salary: £65,000 – £75,000 package O'Neill and Brennan are currently working with a well-established residential developer with a strong pipeline of schemes across East/South East London.

Due to continued growth and several new projects commencing in the area, they are seeking to appoint a Project Quantity Surveyor to support the commercial delivery of large-scale residential developments.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a developer experiencing exciting growth in a tough market and gain exposure to all aspects of the development lifecycle within a supportive commercial team.

Role Overview Title: Project Quantity Surveyor Project: Residential New Build Development Location: East London Salary: £65,000
- £75,000 package Start: ASAP but can wait for notice periods Type: Permanent Responsibilities Supporting the commercial delivery of residential new build schemes Managing subcontract procurement, variations and valuations Assisting with cost reporting, forecasting and final accounts Working closely with operational and technical teams throughout delivery Managing subcontractor accounts and package performance Requirements Experience working as a Quantity Surveyor / Project QS within residential construction Developer or main contractor background considered Strong understanding of procurement and commercial processes Good communication and stakeholder management skills Experiece managing sizeable subcontract packages If you're a Project Quantity Surveyor xwzovoh with residential experience, please contact Ned Scott-Mends on , or send your CV via email to .

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