1 Quantity Surveyor Refurbishment jobs in Bath
Quantity surveyor
Cv Library - Bath £470 - £500
Our client, a leading company in the HTP sector, is currently seeking a Quantity Surveyor to join their team on a contract basis. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to a dynamic and successful organization. K
Quantity surveyor
Cv Library - Bath Unspecified
Are you a Quantity Surveyor, looking to involve yourself in high-quality, complex projects in the Southwest? My client has an immediate requirement for a Quantity Surveyor to join their Bath office on a permanent basis.
Electrician
Cv Library - Bath Unspecified
1st Step Solutions (M E Recruitment Specialists) are looking for Electricians (ideally with 2391) to work with our client on a commercial project in Bath, Somerset. Required: Electricians (ideally with 2391) Start Date:
Site manager
Cv Library - Bath Unspecified
Watkin Jones, the UK #39;s leading developer and manager of residential for rent, is pleased to announce that we are looking to recruit a Site Manager to join our PBSA development in Bath. The main remit of Site Manager
Site manager
Cv Library - Bath Unspecified
We have a great opportunity for a time served internal fit out site manager to join our 316 BTR scheme in Bath which is scheduled to complete in April 2025 with further opportunities to work in Bristol beyond 2025. Appli
Site manager
Cv Library - Bath £260 - £300
Site Manager required to oversee internal fit out on student accommodation project in the Bath area. The Site Manager will ideally come from a main contracting background with SMSTS, First Aid and CSCS, with experience o
Senior site manager
Cv Library - Bath £280 - £320
Senior Site Manager required for Hotel refurbishment project in the Bath area. The Senior Site Manager will ideally come from a main contracting background with SMSTS, First Aid and CSCS, with experience of managing proj
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Located in Southwest England, Bath has always been a serene place well known for its greenery and natural hot springs. During the first century, Romans built many bathhouses for thermal spa using the city’s natural hot springs. Even today, those are one of the major attractions in the city. The development of Bath started during the 18th century, with legendary works of Georgian architecture built into the city by John Wood Senior, Ralph Allen, and Richard “Beau” Nash. A recent report by the Telegraph listed Bath as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Earlier in 1987, Bath was desi...
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