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Job Title: Lead Quantity Surveyor Location: Edinburgh Project Status: Construction commenced 2025 Client Type: Developer / Main Contractor Project Overview: The New Village at Edinburgh Park is a new, vibrant urban neighbourhood comprising 397 sustainable homes. The development includes a mix of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, along with 3-bedroom mews houses. Designed with a forward-looking approach, the project delivers all-electric, fossil-free homes built using durable, high-quality materials. With extensive landscaped courtyards, green spaces, and views to the Pentland Hills, the project is designed to support healthy, connected living, with local amenities and a strong sense of community. Role Overview: As Lead Quantity Surveyor, you will play a pivotal role in the commercial delivery of Phase 1 of the New Village development. You will lead the commercial management of the project from pre-construction through to handover, ensuring cost efficiency, value for money, and contractual compliance. This role requires collaboration with internal teams and external stakeholders to successfully deliver the first phase of this major residential-led scheme. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage all quantity surveying duties for Phase 1 of the development. Prepare, review, and manage cost plans, budgets, and valuations. Oversee procurement strategy and manage tender processes. Negotiate and administer sub-contracts, ensuring compliance and value. Monitor and control project expenditure, reporting regularly on financial performance. Provide risk and value management advice throughout the construction lifecycle. Manage change control processes and resolve commercial issues as they arise. Liaise with project teams, consultants, and contractors to ensure smooth delivery. Prepare and present cost reports to senior stakeholders and support decision-making. Ensure adherence to contract terms and relevant legislative requirements. Requirements: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor in residential or mixed-use developments. Strong knowledge of cost management, contract law, and procurement processes. Experience working in live construction environments from pre-construction to handover. Excellent negotiation, communication, and leadership skills. Ability to work collaboratively in a multi-disciplinary team. Relevant qualifications in Quantity Surveying or Construction Management (e.g., BSc, MRICS preferred).

Job Title: Lift Service & Repair Engineer Location: Poole Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent Start Date: Immediate Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience + Overtime + Company Vehicle + Benefits About the Role: We are currently seeking an experienced and reliable Lift Service & Repair Engineer to join our team for an immediate start. Based in Dorset, the successful candidate will be responsible for the servicing, maintenance, and repair of a wide range of passenger and goods lifts across residential and commercial sites. Key Responsibilities: Carry out routine servicing, maintenance, and minor repairs on all types of lifts in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and company standards. Diagnose and rectify lift faults, breakdowns, and performance issues efficiently. Complete all necessary documentation accurately, including job sheets, reports, and risk assessments. Respond promptly to call-outs and breakdowns across Dorset, including occasional out-of-hours work. Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and lift industry standards (EN81, LOLER, PUWER). Build and maintain strong customer relationships through professional service and communication. Requirements: NVQ Level 3 in Lift Engineering or equivalent qualification. Proven experience in lift servicing and repairs (multi-brand knowledge desirable). Full UK driving licence (essential). Good fault-finding and diagnostic skills. Strong commitment to safety and quality. Ability to work independently and manage time effectively. Right to work in the UK. Benefits: Competitive salary with overtime opportunities Company van and fuel card Tools and PPE provided 25 days holiday + bank holidays Pension scheme Ongoing training and development Immediate start available

Job Title: Estimator Location: Croydon, UK Industry: Building Restoration & Main Contracting About the Role: We are seeking an experienced Estimator with a strong background in building restoration and main contractor environments to join our team in Croydon. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in delivering high-quality restoration projects while working with a well-established main contractor. The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, commercially astute, and capable of managing multiple tenders simultaneously. Key Responsibilities: Prepare accurate cost estimates for building restoration projects, ensuring competitive and profitable submissions. Evaluate tender documents, drawings, and specifications to assess project scope and requirements. Liaise with subcontractors, suppliers, and internal teams to obtain and analyse quotations. Identify and mitigate potential risks within the estimating process. Develop cost plans and pricing strategies in collaboration with senior management. Assist in contract negotiations and provide support during the pre-construction phase. Maintain and update pricing databases to reflect current market conditions. Work closely with project managers to ensure budgets and cost forecasts align with estimates. Attend site visits and client meetings to fully understand project requirements. Requirements: Proven experience as an Estimator within the building restoration sector. Previous experience with a main contractor is essential. Strong knowledge of traditional and modern restoration techniques. Proficiency in estimating software and Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook). Ability to read and interpret architectural and engineering drawings. Excellent negotiation, communication, and organisational skills. Strong analytical and numerical abilities with a high level of accuracy. Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. Benefits: Competitive salary based on experience. Opportunities for career progression within a growing company. Collaborative and supportive team environment. Company pension scheme. Additional benefits based on experience and tenure.

Job Title: Senior Building Surveyor Location: Durham Job Type: Full-Time (37.5 hours per week) Job Overview: An exciting opportunity has arisen for a qualified Senior Building Surveyor to join a growing team. This role involves working across various sectors, including education, health, heritage, commercial/industrial, hotel/sport/leisure, and residential. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting site visits, building condition surveys, and preparing detailed reports, among other responsibilities. Key Responsibilities: Conduct site visits and undertake building condition surveys. Carry out quinquennial inspections and produce comprehensive reports. Prepare schedules of repairs and manage planning/listed building/building regulation applications. Develop tender packages and oversee project tendering processes. Attend client and stakeholder meetings, offering professional advice on technical matters. Supervise construction and refurbishment works, ensuring compliance with regulations. Work closely with clients, consultants, statutory bodies, and local authorities. Essential Requirements: BSc (Hons) degree in Building Surveying. MRICS accreditation or commitment to achieving Chartership. Proven experience in Building Surveying with a strong understanding of building construction. Excellent knowledge of Health & Safety regulations and compliance requirements. Strong communication skills with the ability to manage workloads efficiently. Proficiency in Revit, AutoCAD, and InDesign . Benefits: Competitive salary package. Flexible working arrangements. Contributory pension scheme. Professional development support, including assistance towards Chartership. CSCS card provision and ongoing training opportunities. This role offers a fantastic opportunity to develop within a dynamic and professional team while working on a variety of interesting and challenging projects. If you are a self-motivated and detail-oriented professional looking for a new challenge, we encourage you to apply. Application: To apply for this position, please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining your experience and suitability for the role.

The Company Our client is a well-established, family-owned commercial construction firm with extensive experience in delivering top-tier projects across the UK. They specialise in a variety of sectors, including shopfitting, groundworks, and commercial decorating and are committed to excellence in every project they undertake. Their strong reputation is built on their dedication to quality, client satisfaction, and their ability to bring diverse projects to life with expert construction services. The Project As a highly experienced Quantity Surveyor, you will play a crucial role within the commercial team overseeing a wide spectrum of projects including retail, shopfitting, groundworks and commercial decorating. Your role will ensure that projects are delivered on schedule and within budget, maintaining financial control while meeting all project objectives. Requirements For this role it is essential that you carry the following professional qualifications as a minimum; Full UK driving license It is also essential that you hold the experience below; Strong in retail experience (essential) Experience in groundworks (not essential but desirable) Previous experience in utilising Bluebeam (not essential but desired) History of operating in retail and shopfitting (not essential but desired) Extensive background within the industry, working for a leading commercial construction company Extensive experience of working in a Quantity Surveyor position, holding a minimum of 5 years' experience Previous experience working on projects within the retail, shopfitting, groundworks and commercial decorating sector in a Quantity Surveyor or comparable position Additional skills; IT skills Effective time management Superb negotiation capabilities Analytical and mathematical skills Excellent sales and presentation skills Ability to multitask and prioritise projects Strong communication and attention to details Understanding of construction laws and regulations Ability to efficiently utilize relevant software packages The ability to accurately estimate the costs associated with the project Knowledgeable of building regulations, NHBC requirements, HSE etc A solid understanding of construction materials, methods, and techniques The Role Job Title: Quantity Surveyor Job Type: Permanent Project: Various retail, shopfitting, groundworks and commercial decorating projects Location: Solihull, West Midlands Duties Procurement Analysis of tender allowances Offer clients and project teams cost insights and financial guidance Establish and oversee project budgets to ensure effective cost control Track and assess project costs, ensuring financial alignment with budget Travel to various sites across the country as needed for project requirements Recognise and oversee financial risks, formulating strategies for their mitigation Take precise onsite measurements to ensure accuracy for project planning and execution Provide clients with frequent project updates and address any additional concerns they may have Receive project requests and ensure a thorough understanding of client requirements before proceeding Communicate effectively with clients, suppliers and subcontractors, ensuring smooth project progression Coordinate procurement of all subcontract trades with internal departments, overseeing the best value is obtained Guarantee adherence to all contract terms, conditions, and specifications throughout the project, while aligning with project objectives and fulfilling client expectations Prepare detailed quotes for clients, ensuring all costs are accurately calculated and all project requirements are clearly outlined Analyse construction drawings and specifications to ensure a precise understanding and correct implementation of project requirements Prepare and complete tender documentation, ensuring all required information is accurately included for submission Establish and refine internal pricing strategies to ensure accurate and consistent cost assessments across all company projects

Assistant Quantity Surveyor 35,000 to 45,000 South end on Sea About I am currently working with a fantastic family-owned company, who are looking to appoint an ambitious Assistant Quantity Surveyor who seeks a role that can offer development opportunities and much more. This role will give the Assistant Quantity exposure in the following areas: Estimating Prepare cost estimates: Analyse project plans, specifications, and drawings to calculate the cost of materials, labour, equipment, and other expenses. Apply estimating software and tools: Utilise industry-standard software and estimating tools to perform take-offs, calculations and generate reports. Working in conjunction with the senior Surveyor Pre-construction: Review and analyse tender documents: Assess the completeness and accuracy of cost information in tender documents provided by contractors. Review project budget provided by Estimators. Split into work packages if subcontracting any work. Construction Phase: Manage variations and change orders: Analyse and price change orders requested by the client or due to unforeseen circumstances, ensuring accurate cost implications and impact on budget. Measure and value completed work: Ensure records of completed work are obtained from Operations Support Manager, for applications, variations, analysing outputs, productivity, programme and calculating fair and accurate valuations for interim payments to contractors. Contract Administration: Set up and Manage subcontractor contracts: Oversee contracts with subcontractors, ensuring adherence to their scope of work, schedule, and budget. Process subcontractor payments. Resolve contractual disputes: Assist in resolving contractual issues with subcontractors or suppliers, protecting the company's financial interests. Requirements: Previous experience in a Junior Quantity Surveyor or Estimator position. HND or Degree Mechanical and electrical back ground preferred but not essential

Are you a Project Manager with experience in Fit-Outs looking to work for a company with an impressive client base including Vision Express, Marks and Spencer, IKEA and more? Are you ambitious and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment where you will get to lead meetings, have auton

We are seeking a highly skilled Chartered Surveyor to join our dynamic team. The role involves conducting property inspections, preparing detailed reports, and offering expert advice to clients. Pay: Negotiable, based on experience. Key Responsibilities: Conduct residential and commercial property surveys. Prepare comprehensive reports for valuations, defects, and dilapidations. Collaborate with clients to explain findings and provide actionable advice. We invite qualified candidates who are passionate about surveying to apply for this exciting opportunity. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent Expected hours: 35 per week Benefits: Additional leave Company pension Free parking On-site parking Sick pay Work from home

Assistant Quantity Surveyor Basildon £40,000 to £50,000 About I am currently working with a fantastic family-owned company, who are looking to appoint an ambitious Assistant Quantity Surveyor who seeks a role that can offer development opportunities and much more. This role will give the Assistant Quantity exposure in the following areas: Estimating Prepare cost estimates: Analyse project plans, specifications, and drawings to calculate the cost of materials, labour, equipment, and other expenses. Apply estimating software and tools: Utilise industry-standard software and estimating tools to perform take-offs, calculations and generate reports. Working in conjunction with the senior Surveyor Pre-construction: Review and analyse tender documents: Assess the completeness and accuracy of cost information in tender documents provided by contractors. Review project budget provided by Estimators. Split into work packages if subcontracting any work. Construction Phase: Manage variations and change orders: Analyse and price change orders requested by the client or due to unforeseen circumstances, ensuring accurate cost implications and impact on budget. Measure and value completed work: Ensure records of completed work are obtained from Operations Support Manager, for applications, variations, analysing outputs, productivity, programme and calculating fair and accurate valuations for interim payments to contractors. Contract Administration: Set up and Manage subcontractor contracts: Oversee contracts with subcontractors, ensuring adherence to their scope of work, schedule, and budget. Process subcontractor payments. Resolve contractual disputes: Assist in resolving contractual issues with subcontractors or suppliers, protecting the company's financial interests. Requirements: Previous experience in a Quantity Surveyor or Estimator position. HND or Degree Mechanical and electrical back ground preferred but not essential