Quantity Surveyor in Kent

Posted 7 days ago

energy jobline cvlKent (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

£60k

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About the role

About the role of Quantity Surveyor As Quantity Surveyor, you will be joining the team of a family run house builder based in the South East who focus on projects valued between 10-30 units. They have been in the construction industry for over 15 years and are currently in the process of expanding their offices. They are seeking commercial support on 2 upcoming projects, one valued at £6m and another at £2m. You will be office based in Meopham 5 days a week with occasional site visits. You will be joining a business looking to continue their steady growth and own the majority of their sites. Key Responsibilities for Quantity Surveyor Help with measuring packages Chase quotations Handle subcontractor payments Assist with programming Handle budgets Help with tenders Complete valuations at the end of the month Key Requirements for Quantity Surveyor Live within commutable distance to Meopham Experience at a house builder managing the whole construction process from procurement to final accounts Ideally degree educated in a construction related subject UK drivers licence What we offer for Quantity Surveyor Salary of up to £60k + Package Long term career Growing alongside the business Family feel office Collaborative team High exposure to the construction process and project life cycle

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