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MEP Quantity Surveyor
- Posted 19 August 2024
- Salary £65000 - £80000 per annum
- LocationKent
- Job type Permanent
- Sectors Building Services
- ReferenceBH-35818-2
- Contact NameTommy Smithson
Job description
MEP Quantity Surveyor
MEP Contracting / Building Services (Construction)
Kent
A family-owned M&E Contractor with roots dating back to the 1970s is currently searching for a M&E Quantity Surveyor to join their team on a variety of interesting commercial refurbishment projects based in London.
The company prides itself on being a financially secure, family-owned enterprise that prioritises fair and timely compensation for its employees and suppliers, fostering a collaborative working atmosphere across all levels.
You will be based out of their office in Kent with weekly site visits to various projects, typically valued between £1m - £5m. Depending on your seniority, you will have full autonomy over specified projects and report to a Commercial Manager.
Key responsibilities include:
MEP Contracting / Building Services (Construction)
Kent
A family-owned M&E Contractor with roots dating back to the 1970s is currently searching for a M&E Quantity Surveyor to join their team on a variety of interesting commercial refurbishment projects based in London.
The company prides itself on being a financially secure, family-owned enterprise that prioritises fair and timely compensation for its employees and suppliers, fostering a collaborative working atmosphere across all levels.
You will be based out of their office in Kent with weekly site visits to various projects, typically valued between £1m - £5m. Depending on your seniority, you will have full autonomy over specified projects and report to a Commercial Manager.
Key responsibilities include:
- Managing Subcontracts
- Supporting Commercial Reporting
- Estimating small works and variations
- Coordinating with finance for timely payments
- Providing reports to PQS for client applications
- Conducting regular site inspections
- Quantifying works
- Adhering to predetermined budgets to optimise margins.