Senior qs commercial manager

Our client is a constantly evolving company that started in 2009. In the last 15 years, they have grown from strength to strength and are looking for a Quantity Surveyor / Commercial Manager to join their friendly and welcoming team. They have completed small works and major works on projects ranging from residential building refurbishments to large sporting sites and retail complexes, must have 5 + years rsquo; experience in Envelope, Fa ccedil;ade, Roofing Fire Remediation. The role: Seek to minimise the cost and risk of a construction project and enhance value for money, while still achieving the required legal standards and quality. Prepare forecasts, estimates and costs of the work when the project is in progress, keep track of variations to the contract that may affect costs/time and create reports to show profitability. Be involved in every stage of the project from pre-construction to final account from a commercial aspect. Client engagement, attend meetings, produce and agree valuations and cash flows when required. Identify and price variations and agree with client QS. Procure sub-contractors, negotiate price, produce order, management of SC from first contact to final account including payments and variations, production and agreement of final account. Experience/Requirements Verbal and written communication, including ability to listen to determine client needs, communicating them to the construction crew and preparing reports Numerical and data analysis skills Customer service for client satisfaction Analytical thinking and problem-solving Understanding of engineering science, construction and technology Understanding of current building, health and safety regulations Computer literacy and confidence using office and electronic project management programs Good commercial awareness Attention to detail Good time management Fa ccedil;ade experience is a must Ideally a post graduate qualification in a surveying related subject At least three years of experience in a similar role