Quantity Surveyor Location: Office Based, Market Deeping and site-based, national travel required Salary: £55,000 - £75,000 depending on experience, car allowance Life Property Construction (LPC), a Glenholme Healthcare company, has delivered high-quality, well-designed facilities to the care sector since 2018.
Our Directors have over 50 years of experience in care home development, and bring class-leading expertise to the design and construction of every build.
Due to ongoing expansion, LPC are looking to hire an experienced Quantity Surveyor to oversee the procurement and cost management for care home and residential developments nationwide.
Benefits as a Quantity Surveyor: 33 days annual leave including bank holiday Your birthday off (following a successful probationary period) Life insurance up to £10000 (T&C's apply) Cycle2Work Scheme, Pension, Employee Assistance Programme Car allowance Experience and qualifications we require as a Quantity Surveyor: 5 years experience in a similar QS role.
Degree or Master's qualification in Quantity Surveying or a similar subject.
Strong analytical approach to identifying and managing costs, risks, and opportunities.
Prior experience working in a quantity surveying/ cost management role carrying out full pre and post-contract duties in a client-facing role.
Experience in working on large-scale projects from conception through to completion.
Strong client-facing and stakeholder engagement skills.
Familiar with common forms of contracts JCT and NEC.
Duties of a Quantity Surveyor: Demonstrable experience in carrying out tender and procurement processes.
Lead all aspects of quantity surveying service on the projects.
Attend and/or chair meetings with clients and ensure that our clients achieve their stated objectives.
Prepare financial reports including monthly CVRs Monitor the communication of a project status.
Provide advice on suitability and preparation of contract documents.
Prepare management reports including detailed costed risk registers Monitor performance milestones and deliverables alongside the Contracts Manager for optimal performance Carry out full post-contract surveying duties including establishing the effect of variations, and settlement of accounts and disputes.
Identify, assess, and manage project risks, developing mitigation strategies as needed.
Work closely with site teams to address any project issues and conduct risk assessments and contingency planning to address potential project challenges.
Provide day-to-day cost management of projects from estimate preparation and cost planning through to final account settlements.
Prepare and present detailed reports to clients, highlighting project status, financial performance, and risks.
Management and mentorship of junior Quantity Surveyors within the team.
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This role requires an enhanced DBS to be carried out.
Job Code: GHETO1