In brief
This quantity surveyor role supports the financial management of mechanical and electrical engineering packages at a large energy infrastructure site. The work involves leading subcontractor procurement, controlling project costs, managing valuations and variations, and preparing commercial reports to ensure the successful delivery of engineering contracts.
Best for
Quantity surveyors with M&E or building services experience
Non-negotiable
Minimum 5 years' relevant commercial experience
Worth knowing
Hybrid working requires attendance on site typically three days per week.
What you need
Required
Quantity Surveying qualification
Clearly required in the listing
Commercial management
5+ years
Subcontractor procurement
Clearly required in the listing
Cost control
Clearly required in the listing
Valuations
Clearly required in the listing
Monthly reporting
Clearly required in the listing
Communication
Strongly implied by the listing
Negotiation
Strongly implied by the listing
NEC
Clearly stated in the job description.
JCT
Clearly stated in the job description.
Preferred
M&E experience
Strongly implied by the listing
Building Services experience
Strongly implied by the listing
Your day-to-day
Manage commercial activities
Clearly stated in the job description.
Lead subcontractor procurement
Clearly stated in the job description.
Manage subcontractor accounts
Clearly stated in the job description.
Assess variations and events
Clearly stated in the job description.
Support cost reporting
Clearly stated in the job description.
Prepare payment applications
Clearly stated in the job description.
Monitor project costs
Clearly stated in the job description.
Experience expected
Level
Senior level
Based on what the listing states
Years of experience
5+ years
of relevant experience stated for this role
Clearly stated in the listing
Evidence from the listing
Supports level and years
“Minimum 5 years' relevant commercial experience.”
What's on offer
Full job description (from employer)⌄
Quantity Surveyor – M&E Location: Leiston, Suffolk (Sizewell B) Salary: Up to £65,000 +5420 Car Allowance + Benefits Type: Permanent | Full Time Working Arrangement: Hybrid – Typically 3 Days Per Week On Site The Opportunity We're recruiting a Quantity Surveyor on behalf of an established engineering contractor supporting the delivery of Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) works at a major energy infrastructure facility in Suffolk. Working within an experienced commercial team, you'll support the financial and contractual management of engineering packages, covering subcontractor procurement, cost control, valuations, variations and commercial reporting. Key Responsibilities Manage commercial activities across allocated M&E packages. Lead subcontractor procurement, tender analysis and negotiations. Manage subcontractor accounts, valuations and payments. Identify, assess and manage variations and compensation events. Support monthly cost reporting, forecasting and CVRs. Prepare applications for payment and assist with final accounts. Monitor project costs, commercial risks and opportunities. Work closely with project teams, clients and subcontractors. About You Quantity Surveying qualification or equivalent experience. Minimum 5 years' relevant commercial experience. Background in construction, ideally with an M&E or Building Services contractor. Working knowledge of NEC and JCT contracts. Experience in subcontractor procurement and commercial management. Good understanding of cost control, valuations and monthly reporting. Strong communication, negotiation and organisational skills. What's on Offer? Salary up to £65,000. Hybrid working, typically three days per week on site. Opportunity to work on a significant energy infrastructure project. Experienced commercial team. If you're a Quantity Surveyor looking for a new opportunity within M&E, Building Services or major engineering projects, we'd be keen to hear from you
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