Quantity surveyor/senior quantity surveyor

Job Title: Quantity Surveyor/Senior Quantity Surveyor Location: Glasgow Salary: £40-62k (DOE), car/allowance (subject to role and level of position) plus excellent benefits Our Client: Is an integrated design and build solution provider operating in the water sector. They have over 1,000 staff working across eight regional centres, primarily supporting six long term water sector frameworks operating both on their own and increasingly in joint ventures and alliances. In Scotland they are part of a JV formed to deliver Scottish Water's Non-Infrastructure programme. The Role: Our Client is looking to strengthen their commercial team with Quantity Surveyors at all levels for their joint venture framework. You will take responsibility for the execution of allocated contract/s from tender through to final account, within limits defined by the Commercial Manager. Responsibilities: You will report directly to the Commercial Manager and the responsibilities will include: Developing the commercial plan to manage risk and drive profitability Measurement and valuation of works (on site and from drawings) for Valuations, Variations & Final Accounts. Agreement of valuation dates and preparing, submitting and agreement of interim valuations in accordance with those dates. Measurement and valuation of subcontractors work for payment and Final Account purposes. Development and submission of claims for delay and disruption and loss and/or expense. Procurement of non-domestic subcontractors and assisting Buying Department in procurement of domestic sub-contractors. Various financial report Experience: Relevant degree/qualification Experience within construction (preferably water treatment but not essential) Familiarity with NEC forms of contract Extensive experience in commercial management and procurement of subcontractors Key Words: Quantity Surveyor Quantity Surveying QS SQS Commercial Construction Contracts Contractual Conditions of Contract Sub-Contracts NEC Water Treatment Clean Water Water Sector Water Industry Wastewater Waste Water Utilities Rail Highways Power Oil Gas Petrochemical Sewage Renewables Procurement Valuations Variations Claims Final Accounts