Quantity Surveyor - Highways


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Description:

Freelance Quantity Surveyor – Highways & Infrastructure

Location: Onshore Substation Project
Rate: £400–£450 per day (Outside IR35)
Duration: Minimum 6 months
Start Date: ASAP

We are currently recruiting for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join a well-respected national contractor on a major infrastructure project involving highways and associated civil engineering works leading to a new onshore substation for National Grid.

With a project value in excess of £6 million, this is an excellent opportunity to join a significant infrastructure scheme, working alongside an established project team on a minimum six-month contract.

The successful candidate will have a strong background in highways and roadworks projects, together with a thorough understanding of NEC contracts and the commercial management of civil engineering works.

Key Responsibilities:

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Take responsibility for the day-to-day commercial management of highways and civil engineering packages.

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Manage and administer NEC contracts, ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and procedures.

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Prepare, submit and agree interim applications for payment and valuations.

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Manage subcontractor procurement, package negotiations and subcontract administration.

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Assess subcontractor applications for payment, variations and compensation events.

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Identify, value and manage variations and change control throughout the project lifecycle.

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Prepare and maintain accurate cost reports, forecasts and financial updates.

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Monitor project expenditure, committed costs and forecast final accounts.

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Identify commercial risks and opportunities, implementing appropriate mitigation measures.

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Support the preparation and agreement of final accounts with subcontractors and the client.

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Work closely with the Project Manager, Site Team and wider commercial function to ensure effective cost control and project delivery.

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Maintain accurate commercial records and ensure contractual notices and submissions are issued within the required timescales.

Candidate Requirements:

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Previous experience as a Quantity Surveyor on highways, roadworks or civil engineering projects.

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Strong working knowledge and practical experience of NEC contracts.

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Experience managing subcontractors, valuations, variations and compensation events.

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A good understanding of commercial reporting, forecasting and cost control.

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Ability to work autonomously and manage commercial responsibilities within a project team.

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Strong communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills.

The Opportunity:

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£400–£450 per day, Outside IR35.

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Minimum six-month contract, with potential for extension.

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Immediate start available.

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Working for a well-respected national contractor.

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Involvement in a major infrastructure project supporting National Grid.

To Apply:

If you are an experienced Quantity Surveyor with a strong highways background and demonstrable NEC contract experience, we would be keen to hear from you.

Please get in touch to discuss the opportunity further or submit your CV for consideration

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