Managing Quantity Surveyor

Managing Quantity Surveyor Role: Managing Quantity Surveyor Location: Birmingham - Midlands based projects Salary: £85,000- £95,000 DOE - will pay more for exceptional candidates Benefits: Car allowance, pension, health and life insurance and bonus Fawkes and Reece are currently looking for a Managing Quantity Surveyor to join our clients team based in Birmingham. They are a Leading Tier 1 Contractor who work on projects for both public and private sector clients on schemes up to £200m in value across a variety of sectors including but not limited to, commercial, mixed-use, hotels, luxury high rise, student accommodation and industrial About the Managing Quantity Surveyor role Due to securing an exciting pipeline of projects my client is now looking to expand their team with the addition of a Managing Quantity Surveyor. The ideal candidate will have worked either multiroom, hotel or student accommodation projects previously from inception to completion. This role would suit a Senior Quantity Surveyor who has experience leading teams who is looking for the next step in their career or a Managing Quantity Surveyor who is seeking a new challenge. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company who truly have one of the best reputations in the market. Requirements for Managing Quantity Surveyor role Experience working for a Tier 1 or leading main contractor Strong negotiating skills Ideally have worked on multiroom, hotel or student accommodation schemes Experience overseeing more junior member of the team Degree in Quantity Surveying is preferred but not essential UK Driving License. What we offer for the Senior Quantity Surveyor role Salary: £80,000- £90,000 DOE - will pay more for exceptional candidates Benefits: Car allowance, pension, health and life insurance and bonus If you would like more information on the Senior Quantity Surveyor role or any other commercial roles, please apply with an up-to-date copy of your CV or contact Jessica Johnston in our Birmingham office on (phone number removed)