Quantity Surveyor

Overview

As a Quantity Surveyor, you will oversee cost management and commercial control across South Wales projects from initial involvement to handover. You’ll work with the delivery team to optimize efficiency and ensure contractual compliance, while nurturing client relationships and delivering value. This role supports essential public works, including flood defence and water treatment upgrades, contributing to sustainable communities. You will operate across sites with flexible work options and a focus on professional growth.

Pay / Benefits

• hybrid working
• training and development investment
• support for professional chartership
• flexible benefits package
• health and wellbeing benefits

Responsibilities

• Ensure robust cost management processes with timely reports and data to inform commercial decisions
• Collaborate with the delivery team to identify and monitor efficiency plans across the lifecycle
• Clarify and manage contractual arrangements to meet client requirements
• Support clients to maximise opportunities and mitigate risks for successful outcomes
• Influence contractual and commercial aspects to maintain strong project control
• Foster clear communication and strong client relationships to deliver value
• Work across project sites in South Wales with flexibility for home or Newport office
• Oversee financial viability and compliance throughout design, procurement, construction, and handover

Key requirements

• Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering or related field
• Experience and knowledge of NEC contracts
• Experience in Quantity Surveying
• Practical mindset, good maths, problem solving and ability to manage project finances
• Valid driving licence and willingness to travel across South Wales

• Strong communication
• Collaborative mindset
• Problem solving
• NEC contracts
• Cost management and reporting
• Financial analysis

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