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Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC

Bid Coordinator We are working with an award-winning, employee-owned architectural and heritage consultancy, to recruit a Bid Coordinator for their Manchester hub. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong bid coordination experience, excellent InDesign skills and an interest in architecture and the built environment to join a highly regarded international practice. The Role Bid Coordinator As Bid Coordinator, you will be responsible for the project management and delivery of high-quality bid submissions, working across multiple deadlines and with a variety of internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities will include: Managing the end-to-end bid process and ensuring procedures are followed correctly Building strong relationships with internal stakeholders to produce proposals and presentation materials Using Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, to create high-quality bid submissions Reviewing and proofreading bid content to ensure consistency, accuracy and quality Designing layouts for bids and tenders, including coordinating relevant imagery and graphics Maintaining bid libraries, staff CVs, project case studies and photography Reviewing both successful and unsuccessful bids to identify lessons learnt Taking ownership of improvements and efficiencies within the bidding process Working closely with business development and marketing teams About You To be considered for the role, you will ideally have: Excellent Adobe InDesign skills Strong time management and organisational skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Exceptional attention to detail and strong proofreading ability Confidence dealing with stakeholders at all levels of seniority Experience working on high-value bids Previous bid coordination or bid management experience would be highly advantageous. Experience within architecture, construction or the wider built environment would also be beneficial, alongside graphic design skills or experience using procurement portals. In Return? Salary: £30,000-£35,000 Agile, flexible and hybrid working, with a minimum of 3 days in the office and up to 2 days working from home Annual leave increasing with long service Life assurance Study sponsorship with paid study leave Sabbaticals Employee assistance programme Season ticket loans Cycle to work scheme Virtual GP service Subscription fees Company day out Volunteering scheme Enhanced learning and development opportunities If you are a Bid Coordinator, currently considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REFERENCE: 22857MC

About the role A growing professional consultancy is looking to appoint a Practice Operations Coordinator to help improve the way the business operates day to day. This is a newly created position and will suit someone who is highly organised, proactive and enjoys taking ownership. The role will work closely with the Managing Director and wider team, helping to introduce better systems, improve processes and provide reliable operational support across the practice. This is not a traditional administration role. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to make a genuine impact on how the business operates and develop the role as the practice grows. Key responsibilities Take ownership of general practice and operational administration Support the Managing Director with diary management, meetings, correspondence and follow-up actions Help establish and maintain effective internal systems and processes Support invoicing, debt collection, expenses and financial administration Provide additional support and resilience around Sage and liaise with external accountants where required Coordinate timesheets and help improve visibility of project performance and resource utilisation Assist with project set-up, document control, bids and proposals Identify areas where processes can be improved and reduce unnecessary manual administration Create and maintain clear procedures to ensure key processes have appropriate backup Produce straightforward operational and management information Provide wider support across the practice as required About you The ideal candidate will be someone who is confident taking ownership rather than waiting to be told what to do. You will be comfortable managing a varied workload, improving existing processes and working closely with senior professionals. You will ideally have: Previous experience in an operations, practice coordination, business support or senior administration role Strong organisational and time-management skills Experience supporting Directors or senior professionals Good Excel, Word and Outlook skills Experience with invoicing, financial administration or commercial information Sage or similar accounting software experience would be advantageous A proactive approach to improving systems and processes Excellent communication and attention to detail The ability to work independently and manage competing priorities Why join? This is an opportunity to join a professional consultancy at an exciting stage of its development and take ownership of a newly created function. The role offers genuine scope to shape how the business operates, take on increasing responsibility and potentially develop towards a Practice Manager position.

Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC

Clerk of Works Residential Projects Midlands An independent, growing multidisciplinary consultancy with a strong presence across the midlands is looking for a clerk of works to support them with resi projects across the West/East Midlands. The Clerk of Works - Role and Responsibilities As the clerk of works on site, you will manage residential projects - apartments and dwellings across the west and east midlands. Previous experience working as a Clerk of Works, NEC Supervisor or in a similar construction quality role. ICWCI or MCIOB Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials and workmanship Previous residential experience Previous consultancy experience beneficial Identifying and recording defects, non-compliance and areas of concern Producing clear and detailed inspection reports Maintaining accurate photographic and written site records Monitoring progress against the agreed construction programme Attending project, progress and site meetings Liaising with contractors, consultants, client representatives and other stakeholders Supporting the wider project team in resolving quality and technical issues Ensuring relevant testing and inspections are undertaken and appropriately recorded Monitoring health and safety observations and escalating concerns where appropriate Full driving license Excellent attention to detail Strong written reporting and record-keeping skills In Return? Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 Company pension scheme Professional membership fees paid Structured training and personal development CPD courses and support towards professional qualifications Clear long-term career development plan Bi-annual career and progression reviews Opportunities for promotion and role diversification Private healthcare Death-in-service benefit Supportive and sociable Birmingham-based team Regular team events and social activities If you are a Clerk of Works, considering your opportunities, please contact Megan Cole at Brandon James. REF: 21883MC

An established and design-led construction consultancy in London is looking for an experienced Associate Director to join their 25-strong team. The Associate Director will work across an impressive portfolio of commercial, workplace and hospitality projects, including headquarters, restaurants and private members' clubs for high-profile clients. This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate Director who wants to work on distinctive projects while taking on a senior role within a well-established consultancy. The successful Associate Director will join a business that has been operating for around 10 years and has built a strong reputation across the London market. The Associate Director will work alongside the founders, Project Directors, fellow Associate Directors and Senior Project Managers, with the opportunity to lead key client relationships and major projects. For an ambitious Associate Director , there is also the opportunity to support the continued growth of the business and develop towards Director level. The Associate Director's role The Associate Director will take responsibility for the successful delivery of projects across the consultancy's commercial, workplace and hospitality portfolio. Projects are split approximately 40% commercial, 40% workplace and 20% hospitality, providing the Associate Director with a varied workload and regular exposure to high-profile clients. Responsibilities will include leading project teams, managing client relationships, overseeing programmes and project delivery, supporting junior members of the team and contributing to the wider development of the consultancy. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Associate Director The successful candidate will have: Significant Project Management experience within a construction consultancy Experience delivering commercial, workplace, hospitality or high-end fit-out projects A degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline Strong client-facing and relationship-management skills Experience leading project teams and managing complex schemes MRICS, MAPM or another relevant professional qualification, or progress towards chartership A collaborative approach and willingness to be office-based regularly In Return? £80,000 - £95,000 APC and chartership support Opportunity to work with high-profile clients Exposure to commercial, workplace and hospitality projects Clear progression towards Director level Established and experienced senior leadership team Central London-based role Associate Director Project Management Construction Consultancy Workplace Commercial Property London

A well-established construction consultancy in Leeds is looking for an experienced Regional Director of Project Management to lead and grow their Project Management offering across the region. The Regional Director of Project Management will take responsibility for team leadership, client development and the successful delivery of major projects. This is an excellent opportunity for a Regional Director of Project Management who wants to shape a regional business, strengthen key client relationships and play a central role in future growth. The successful Regional Director of Project Management will work closely with the wider senior leadership team while taking ownership of the Leeds Project Management function. The Regional Director of Project Management will be expected to lead from the front, combining strong technical delivery with business development, team management and commercial responsibility. For an ambitious Regional Director of Project Management , this offers the opportunity to influence strategy while building and developing a high-performing regional team. The Regional Director of Project Management's role The Regional Director of Project Management will oversee the delivery of projects across the region while driving the continued growth of the Project Management service. Responsibilities will include leading senior client relationships, securing new opportunities, overseeing project performance, managing team utilisation and profitability, supporting recruitment and mentoring staff. The role will also involve contributing to regional business strategy, identifying new markets and helping to strengthen the consultancy's presence across Leeds and the wider Yorkshire market. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Regional Director of Project Management The successful candidate will have: Significant Project Management experience within a construction consultancy Experience operating at Director, Associate Director or senior leadership level A degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline MRICS, MAPM, ChPP or another relevant professional qualification Proven experience leading and developing Project Management teams Strong business development and client relationship management experience Excellent commercial awareness, including fee management and profitability Experience winning work and developing long-term client accounts Strong leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills A well-developed network within the Leeds or Yorkshire property and construction market In Return? £90,000 - £110,000 Senior regional leadership position Opportunity to shape and grow the Project Management team Significant influence over business strategy and future growth Strong client-facing and business development responsibilities Clear long-term progression within an established consultancy Regional Director Project Management Construction Consultancy Project Director Property Consultancy Leeds

An ambitious and expanding construction consultancy is seeking an experienced Associate Quantity Surveyor to join their growing Cambridge office. This is an excellent opportunity for an established Associate Quantity Surveyor looking to take on a leadership role within a forward-thinking consultancy delivering high-quality projects across multiple sectors. The successful Associate Quantity Surveyor will play a key role in leading project delivery, managing client relationships, and supporting the continued growth of the business. This position would suit a commercially driven Associate Quantity Surveyor who enjoys a client-facing role and is looking for greater influence and progression. The consultancy is particularly keen to speak with an Associate Quantity Surveyor who can contribute strategically while mentoring junior team members and helping develop the regional offering. With a strong pipeline of work and an excellent reputation across the market, this is a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious Associate Quantity Surveyor to join a collaborative and dynamic consultancy environment. The Associate Quantity Surveyor Role The successful Associate Quantity Surveyor will oversee projects from inception through to completion across a varied portfolio including commercial, education, residential, and mixed-use developments. Responsibilities will include: Managing full pre and post contract Quantity Surveying services Leading client meetings and maintaining key relationships Supporting business development initiatives Managing and mentoring junior Quantity Surveyors Preparing cost plans, tender documents, and final accounts Providing strategic commercial advice to clients Supporting the leadership team with project delivery and growth The Associate Quantity Surveyor The consultancy is seeking an experienced and client-focused Associate Quantity Surveyor with strong consultancy experience. Requirements include: MRICS ideally preferred Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline Previous consultancy Quantity Surveying experience Strong pre and post contract knowledge Excellent communication and client-facing skills Team leadership and mentoring experience Business development experience would be advantageous In Return? £80,000 - £85,000 basic salary Bonus scheme Hybrid working Pension contribution Private healthcare Professional membership fees paid Excellent progression opportunities Generous holiday allowance Supportive and collaborative working environment If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

Senior Building Surveyor Our London building surveying team has a gap at senior level, offering a Senior Building Surveyor the chance to run their own instructions, develop junior staff, and progress toward Associate and beyond. Behind the London office is a national consultancy offering a full range of building surveying services. It works closely with agency and investment colleagues who pass instructions across the team. Industrial, logistics and offices make up most of the work, and returning clients keep it steady even while the transactional market is quieter. The Senior Building Surveyor Role Expect roughly half project work and half professional work. You'll have your own caseload and be responsible for delivering it profitably. Contract administration and project management runs up to around £5m, and a specialist PM team picks up anything larger. You'll deal with clients every day and be expected to grow accounts, turning first instructions into wider commissions. Mentoring the apprentices and checking their work also sits with you. Duties of the Senior Building Surveyor to include: Running landlord and tenant dilapidations through to negotiated settlement Leading technical due diligence on industrial, logistics and office acquisitions Contract administering and project managing refurbishments up to c.£5m Undertaking defect investigations and root cause analysis Preparing planned maintenance programmes for portfolio clients Advising on party wall and rights of light matters Writing fee proposals and developing follow-on work Reviewing reports and supervising apprentice surveyors The Person? Someone who can run a caseload independently and is ready to build a name with clients. The Senior Building Surveyor will ideally have: MRICS with strong post-qualification experience A commercial consultancy background covering both project and professional work Dilapidations and contract administration experience A track record of managing clients and generating fees Experience mentoring junior surveyors In Return ? £65,000 - £77,000 basic salary Discretionary annual bonus Company pension scheme RICS membership fees paid Hybrid working, usually two days a week in the office If you believe you can deliver this rewarding role to a high standard, or are a Building Surveyor considering your next career move, please contact Stuart Miller at Brandon James on . Ref: SM092610 Senior Building Surveyor / Senior Chartered Building Surveyor / MRICS / London

A leading multidisciplinary consultancy in London is looking for an experienced Associate Project Manager to join their growing infrastructure team. The Associate Project Manager will play a key role in the delivery of major and complex infrastructure programmes, with a particular focus on Water and Environment. This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate Project Manager who wants to combine project leadership, client development and team management within a well-established consultancy. The successful Associate Project Manager will work across major programmes and frameworks, leading multidisciplinary teams while developing strategic client relationships. The Associate Project Manager will also support business growth, major bids and account development, making this a strong opportunity for an Associate Project Manager looking to take on broader leadership responsibility and contribute to the continued growth of the infrastructure offering. The Associate Project Manager's role The Associate Project Manager will lead the successful delivery of complex infrastructure commissions and frameworks, ensuring projects meet client, commercial and programme objectives. Responsibilities will include managing senior client relationships, overseeing project governance, risk and controls, leading multidisciplinary teams, monitoring commercial performance, supporting major bids and tenders, and identifying opportunities to grow key client accounts. The role will also involve mentoring and developing Project Management staff, contributing to recruitment and helping shape the wider infrastructure strategy. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Associate Project Manager The successful candidate will have: 10+ years' experience delivering complex infrastructure projects and programmes Strong experience within the Water and Environment sector A degree in Engineering, Project Management, Environmental Management or a related discipline Experience leading major programmes, frameworks and multidisciplinary teams Strong commercial awareness, including fee management and forecasting Experience with NEC3 and NEC4 contracts APM PMQ, PRINCE2 or an equivalent Project Management qualification Chartered status such as ChPP, MRICS, MICE, CEng or equivalent Strong client relationship, leadership and line management experience Experience supporting business development and account growth In Return? £80,000 - £90,000 Senior leadership responsibility across major infrastructure programmes Exposure to high-profile Water and Environment projects Opportunity to grow strategic client accounts Involvement in bids, recruitment and business strategy Clear route for continued progression London-based position within a major multidisciplinary consultancy Associate Project Manager Infrastructure Project Manager Water Environment NEC4 London

A growing construction consultancy in London is looking for an ambitious Assistant Project Manager to join their expanding team. The Assistant Project Manager will work across a strong pipeline of industrial and new-build developments, alongside selected commercial property projects. This is an excellent opportunity for an Assistant Project Manager looking to gain broader project exposure, take on greater responsibility and progress within a supportive consultancy environment. The successful Assistant Project Manager will typically have around 1-3 years' industry experience, although strong construction-related graduates will also be considered. The Assistant Project Manager will work closely with experienced colleagues while being given the opportunity to lead smaller projects as their experience develops. For an ambitious Assistant Project Manager , the business can also provide APC support and a clear route towards chartership. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Assistant Project Manager's role The Assistant Project Manager will support the delivery of projects from the early stages through to completion, working closely with clients, consultants and contractors. Responsibilities will include assisting with project programmes, coordinating design teams, attending client and site meetings, monitoring project progress and supporting the management of cost, quality and programme requirements. As experience develops, the Assistant Project Manager will have the opportunity to take ownership of smaller projects and manage them directly, providing a strong platform for progression towards Project Manager level. The Assistant Project Manager The successful candidate will have: 1-3 years' Project Management or construction consultancy experience A degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline Experience or an interest in industrial, logistics, new-build or commercial property projects Strong communication and organisational skills A proactive attitude towards career development An interest in working towards APC and professional chartership In Return? £35,000 - £45,000 APC and chartership support Opportunity to lead smaller projects Strong exposure to industrial and new-build developments Clear progression towards Project Manager level Supportive and growing consultancy environment Hybrid working Assistant Project Manager Project Management Construction Consultancy Industrial Projects New Build London

Contract Site Manager - Internal Fit-Out The Company A specialist fit-out contractor delivering fast-paced commercial and hospitality projects is looking to appoint an experienced Contract Site Manager for an upcoming internal fit-out of a national fast-food restaurant. The business has extensive experience delivering refurbishment and fit-out schemes for recognised national brands, with projects requiring a strong focus on programme, quality and health & safety. The Contract Site Manager Role The successful Contract Site Manager will take responsibility for the day-to-day delivery of the internal fit-out, managing subcontractors and ensuring works are completed safely, efficiently and to the required standard. As Contract Site Manager , you will coordinate trades on site, monitor progress against programme and ensure the project remains on schedule. You will be expected to maintain high standards of workmanship throughout the fit-out while managing the practical challenges associated with a fast-paced hospitality environment. The Contract Site Manager will also liaise closely with the Project Manager, subcontractors and other project stakeholders, providing regular updates on progress and resolving site issues as they arise. Contract Site Manager Requirements The successful Contract Site Manager will ideally have: Previous experience delivering internal fit-out or refurbishment projects. Experience working within restaurants, retail, hospitality or similar fast-track environments. A proven track record managing subcontractors and multiple trades. Strong knowledge of health & safety and site management procedures. Excellent organisational and communication skills. SMSTS qualification. CSCS Management Card. First Aid at Work qualification. Ideally, experience delivering projects for major national restaurant or retail brands.

A well-established and respected construction consultancy is on the lookout for a motivated Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join their friendly and experienced team based in Maidstone. Known for their strong track record across residential and commercial projects, this firm offers an excellent platform to develop your career with hands-on support and real responsibility from day one. This opportunity is perfect for an Assistant Quantity Surveyor who is eager to expand their technical knowledge, work closely with clients and contractors, and gain exposure to a variety of project stages. As an Assistant Quantity Surveyor , you'll play a key role in delivering high-quality cost consultancy services while working towards your chartership. The team is supportive, forward-thinking, and genuinely committed to professional growth - ideal for an Assistant Quantity Surveyor who values mentorship, collaboration, and long-term progression. If you're an Assistant Quantity Surveyor ready to accelerate your career in a dynamic consultancy, this could be the ideal next move. Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities Assist in preparing cost plans, estimates, and tender documentation Support senior surveyors with contract administration under JCT and NEC contracts Contribute to procurement processes, including tender analysis Attend site meetings and support progress valuations Help manage variations, change control, and final accounts Work collaboratively across teams to deliver successful project outcomes Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements 1-2 years' experience in a consultancy or client-side role Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or related field Keen to gain MRICS accreditation with structured support A proactive attitude and willingness to learn Solid communication skills and a good attention to detail In Return Salary between £30,000 - £40,000 Diverse and interesting project pipeline Supportive and approachable team environment Ongoing training and APC mentorship Clear route to progression within the business Regular social events and flexible working opportunities If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference 21223 Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

A leading property and construction consultancy in Bristol is looking for an experienced Project Management Director to join their senior team. The Project Management Director will take a key role in leading major projects, developing client relationships and supporting the continued growth of the Project Management service across the region. This is an excellent opportunity for a Project Management Director who wants to combine project delivery, leadership and business development within an established consultancy. The successful Project Management Director will work closely with senior colleagues across the business, taking responsibility for key client accounts and overseeing the delivery of complex projects. The Project Management Director will also play an important role in developing the local team, supporting recruitment and mentoring, and identifying opportunities for future growth. For an ambitious Project Management Director , this position offers the chance to influence strategy and strengthen the consultancy's presence across Bristol and the wider South West. The Project Management Director's role The Project Management Director will lead the delivery of projects from early stages through to completion, while also maintaining oversight of commercial performance, client satisfaction and team development. Responsibilities will include managing senior client relationships, leading major commissions, supporting business development, overseeing project performance, mentoring junior and senior colleagues and contributing to regional strategy. You must have prior construction consultancy experience to be considered for this role. The Project Management Director The successful candidate will have: Significant Project Management experience within a construction consultancy Experience operating at Director, Associate Director or senior leadership level A degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline MRICS, MAPM, ChPP or another relevant professional qualification Proven experience leading complex projects and major client accounts Strong business development and work-winning experience Excellent commercial awareness and fee management skills Experience managing and developing Project Management teams Strong client-facing, leadership and stakeholder management skills A good network within the Bristol or South West property and construction market In Return? £95,000 - £115,000 Senior leadership position within an established consultancy Opportunity to lead major regional projects Significant influence over team growth and business strategy Strong client-facing and business development responsibilities Clear long-term progression Project Management Director Project Director Construction Consultancy Property Consultancy Programme Management Bristol

A specialist London cost consultancy is looking to appoint an MEP Quantity Surveyor to support a growing building services workload. The successful MEP Quantity Surveyor will work across residential, commercial and mixed-use developments throughout London. The MEP Quantity Surveyor will be involved from early design and cost planning through procurement, construction and final account. Working alongside clients, designers and contractors, the MEP Quantity Surveyor will provide detailed commercial advice across mechanical, electrical and public health packages. This role would suit an MEP Quantity Surveyor with UK consultancy experience who wants greater responsibility on technically interesting projects. The MEP Quantity Surveyor will gain direct client exposure, develop their sector knowledge and progress towards more senior responsibility. MEP Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities: Preparing MEP cost plans, estimates and budgets Producing tender documentation for mechanical and electrical packages Reviewing contractor and subcontractor returns Supporting procurement strategy and tender analysis Managing valuations, variations and change control Preparing commercial reports and cost forecasts Assisting with final account negotiations Monitoring design development and identifying cost implications Attending client, design team and contractor meetings MEP Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Building Services or a related construction discipline Previous UK consultancy / PQS experience Experience managing mechanical and electrical cost packages Good understanding of MEP systems and associated cost drivers Experience across residential, commercial or mixed-use developments would be advantageous MRICS qualified or actively working towards chartership Knowledge of JCT contracts and UK procurement routes Strong numerical, reporting and commercial skills Confident communicating directly with clients and project teams In Return: £50,000 - £65,000 per annum London-based position Strong exposure to MEP-focused commissions Residential, commercial and mixed-use project portfolio Direct client and consultant interaction Professional development and chartership support Clear progression towards Senior MEP Quantity Surveyor If you are an MEP Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

A versatile and growing construction consultancy based in Central London is currently seeking an ambitious Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join their expanding commercial team. With a strong pipeline of residential, mixed-use and commercial schemes across London and the South East, this consultancy provides high-quality cost management and advisory services to a diverse client base. This is a client-facing, consultancy-side opportunity, ideal for an Assistant Quantity Surveyor looking to gain broad project exposure while developing strong technical and professional foundations. The Assistant Quantity Surveyor Role The successful Assistant Quantity Surveyor will support Senior Quantity Surveyors in delivering projects from early feasibility through to final account. The Assistant Quantity Surveyor will assist with cost planning, procurement and contract administration, while gaining valuable experience across both pre- and post-contract stages. Working closely with clients, contractors and design teams, the Assistant Quantity Surveyor will contribute to accurate cost reporting, effective change control and transparent financial management. This Assistant Quantity Surveyor position offers structured APC support and a clear pathway towards Quantity Surveyor and Senior Quantity Surveyor level. Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities Assist in preparing cost plans, budgets and feasibility estimates Support tender documentation, analysis and procurement processes Assist with cost reporting, valuations and variation assessments Support contract administration under JCT forms of contract Attend site visits and client meetings Maintain accurate project records and financial documentation Provide commercial support across multiple live projects Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements 1-4 years' experience in a Quantity Surveying role, ideally within consultancy Experience on residential or commercial projects desirable Understanding of pre- and post-contract duties Familiarity with JCT contracts RICS accredited degree in Quantity Surveying or Commercial Management Working towards APC / MRICS or keen to enrol Strong numerical, organisational and communication skills In Return Salary of £35,000 - £45,000 (depending on experience) 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Pension scheme Hybrid and flexible working options Full APC support and ongoing CPD Clear long-term progression within a supportive consultancy team If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference 21457 Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

Project Quantity Surveyor - Hemel Hempstead A specialist construction consultancy based in Hemel Hempstead is looking to appoint an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor to join their growing team. With a strong focus on the healthcare sector, this is an excellent opportunity for a Project Quantity Surveyor to work on technically demanding projects where careful cost control, planning and commercial management are essential. The successful Project Quantity Surveyor will take responsibility for projects from early-stage feasibility and cost planning through procurement, construction and final account. Working closely with clients, consultants and contractors, the Project Quantity Surveyor will provide clear commercial advice while helping to ensure healthcare schemes are delivered efficiently and within budget. This role would suit a confident Project Quantity Surveyor with UK consultancy experience who is comfortable managing their own workload and taking ownership of commissions. The position offers the chance to build specialist healthcare sector knowledge while continuing to develop broader technical, contractual and client-facing skills. The Project Quantity Surveyor will also benefit from working within a professional team where quality of service and long-term client relationships are highly valued. Project Quantity Surveyor - Key Responsibilities: Preparing feasibility estimates, cost plans and project budgets Producing tender documentation and supporting procurement processes Managing valuations, variations and change control Preparing regular cost reports and financial updates Negotiating final accounts with contractors Advising clients on commercial and contractual matters Attending site, design team and client meetings Managing healthcare commissions through both pre- and post-contract stages Project Quantity Surveyor - Candidate Requirements: Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a related construction discipline Relevant UK PQS or cost consultancy experience Healthcare project experience would be highly advantageous Working towards MRICS, or already chartered, would be beneficial Good understanding of JCT contracts and UK procurement routes Confident managing projects independently Strong communication, organisation and client-facing skills In Return: £50,000 - £60,000 per annum Hemel Hempstead location Specialist exposure to healthcare sector projects Strong level of project ownership Continued professional development and progression opportunities If you are a Project Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, then please contact Dan McEvoy at Brandon James. Reference Quantity Surveyor / Project Manager / Project Management / Employers Agent / Surveying / Construction / Building Surveyor / MRICS / MICOB / MAPM / FRICS / Contract Administration / Associate Director / Construction Consultancy

Marylebone, London £300 per day 6-8 Month Contract The Company A specialist high-end residential contractor is looking to appoint an experienced Site Manager to oversee two prestigious refurbishment projects in Marylebone. The business delivers detailed residential refurbishment and renovation schemes across prime London locations, with a strong focus on quality, programme management and high-end finishes. The Role The successful Site Manager will be responsible for managing two mews house refurbishments, each with a construction value of approximately £650,000. Both projects will involve a full strip-out and refurbishment, including new floors and roof works. One property is also expected to include a new roof extension. As Site Manager , you will take responsibility for the day-to-day running of the site, coordinating subcontractors, managing health and safety, monitoring programme and ensuring works are delivered to the required quality standards. The Site Manager will also liaise closely with the project team, consultants and subcontractors to resolve site issues and maintain progress throughout the build. Site Manager Responsibilities The Site Manager will be responsible for: Managing subcontractors and site activities Ensuring works are completed in line with programme Maintaining high standards of health and safety Monitoring workmanship and quality Coordinating deliveries and site logistics Managing inspections and reporting progress Liaising with the wider project and design teams Managing detailed refurbishment and finishing works Site Manager Experience The successful Site Manager should have previous experience delivering high-end residential refurbishment projects within London, ideally involving structural alterations, roof works and complex internal finishes. Applicants should also hold: SMSTS First Aid at Work Appropriate CSCS card Strong knowledge of health and safety regulations Proven experience managing residential refurbishment projects from strip-out through to completion This position would suit a confident Site Manager who is comfortable taking ownership of a project and managing multiple trades within constrained central London sites. The Package £325 per day Initial contract of approximately 6-8 months , with the potential for further work subject to the contractor's project pipeline.

The Company A well-established, multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an experienced Associate Architect to their growing London team. Operating across the UK, the consultancy provides integrated design and technical services across sectors including education, residential, healthcare, commercial and defence. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Associate Architect who wants to combine project delivery with team leadership, client development and the future growth of an architectural department. The Associate Architect Role The successful Associate Architect will work closely with the Architectural Director, initially leading a varied portfolio of projects from inception through to completion. The Associate Architect will take responsibility for design quality, project delivery, resource planning and client relationships, while progressively becoming more involved in the management and development of the London architectural team. Projects typically range from £300k to £40m, giving the Associate Architect exposure to schemes of varying scale and complexity. Key responsibilities will include: Leading architectural projects through all RIBA stages Managing and mentoring members of the architectural team Preparing feasibility studies, design concepts and planning applications Producing and reviewing technical information using Revit Managing project resources, fees, forecasting and profitability Attending client, design and site meetings Supporting bids, fee proposals and tender submissions Developing existing client relationships and generating new opportunities Contributing to the continued growth of the London office The Associate Architect The successful Associate Architect will ideally have: RIBA Part III qualification / ARB registration Minimum 5 years' post-qualification experience Strong working knowledge of Revit and BIM Thorough understanding of UK Building Regulations Experience within education, residential, social housing or healthcare projects Knowledge of NBS specifications Previous responsibility for fee proposals and project financial management Strong client-facing, networking and business development skills Experience managing or mentoring architectural staff Ability to obtain UK Security Clearance where required In Return The Associate Architect will receive a salary in the region of £65,000 - £75,000 , alongside 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays, pension, professional membership support, health cash plan, flexible working, funded social events and continued professional development. This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate Architect seeking a senior position with a clear route towards greater responsibility and future leadership.

An established multi-disciplinary property and construction consultancy is looking to appoint an Architectural Assistant - Part 2 to join their growing architectural team in Billericay. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious Architectural Assistant - Part 2 looking to gain varied project experience within a supportive and collaborative environment. The successful Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will work across a diverse portfolio of projects, including education, residential, healthcare, social housing and public sector schemes. Working alongside Architects and other technical professionals, the Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will contribute from planning and detailed design through to tender and construction. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 Role The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will assist with developing scheme designs and producing detailed architectural and technical drawing packages using Revit and AutoCAD. Responsibilities will include preparing planning and Building Regulations drawings, producing working drawing packages for tender and construction, liaising with Building Control, consultants, contractors and specialist suppliers, and assisting with technical specifications. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will also undertake measured building surveys, attend site meetings where required and support the Project Architect during the construction phase. There will also be opportunities to take responsibility for the day-to-day running of individual projects under appropriate supervision. The Architectural Assistant - Part 2 The successful Architectural Assistant - Part 2 will have: RIBA Part 2 qualification, or a recognised Master's/Diploma in Architecture providing Part 2 exemption Experience producing architectural and technical drawings Working knowledge of Revit and AutoCAD Understanding of UK Building Regulations and planning processes Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team A proactive approach to professional development and progressing towards Part 3 qualification Eligibility to live and work in the UK In Return £28,000 - £30,000 salary 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays Flexible and remote working opportunities Company pension scheme Professional membership support Health cash plan and wellbeing programmes Mentoring and career development Cycle to work scheme Regular team and social events Additional volunteering leave This is a strong opportunity for an Architectural Assistant - Part 2 seeking varied project exposure, structured development and the chance to progress their architectural career within an established consultancy.