Quantity surveyor

The Role Leading specialist sub-contractor working with Tier 1 principal contractors. The role will primarily be based at head office in Gloucester (site visits may be required). Working from site supplied take off #39;s on all live sites to ensure accurate applications are raised whilst ensuring projects are adhering to budget projections. Working as part of the team is vital in this position along with the ability to liaise with site teams and other areas of the company, suppliers clients to bring in projects on time and in budget. Budget Management QS will prepare and manage project budgets, tracking costs throughout the construction process to ensure that expenditures remain within the approved budgetary limits. They also provide cost forecasts and financial reports to the senior management team. Procurement Quantity Surveyors are often involved in the procurement process, including sourcing and negotiating contracts with suppliers and subcontractors. They ensure that materials and services are obtained at the best possible prices without compromising quality. Contract Administration QS professionals assist in the preparation, evaluation, and administration of construction contracts. This involves reviewing contract terms and conditions, assessing variations and claims, and ensuring that contractual obligations are fulfilled by all parties involved. Value Engineering Quantity Surveyors explore value engineering opportunities to optimize project costs without sacrificing quality or performance. They identify alternative materials, construction methods, or design changes that can reduce expenses while maintaining project objectives. Risk Management QS professionals assess and manage risks associated with construction projects, such as cost overruns, delays, and contractual disputes. They develop strategies to mitigate risks and ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget. Cost Control Quantity Surveyors implement cost control measures to monitor project expenditures and identify areas where costs can be minimized. This involves regular cost reporting, variance analysis, and proactive measures to address budget deviations. Final Account Settlement QS professionals are responsible for finalizing accounts and settling payments with contractors, suppliers, and other stakeholders upon project completion. They ensure that all contractual obligations have been met and that final payments are made accurately and promptly. This role will play a critical part in ensuring the financial success of construction projects by managing costs effectively, optimising resources, and minimising risks. Their expertise contributes to the overall efficiency, profitability, and sustainability of current and future construction endeavours