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Fawkes & Reece

Quantity Surveyor

Cardiff
£40k – £60k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Quantity Surveyor

Excellent new opportunity to work with a facades and cladding subcontractor on a huge scheme in Cardiff.

About the role of Quantity Surveyor

Our client is a specialist facades and cladding subcontractor with a turnover of over £90mill. They are currently involved in a huge city – shaping project in Cardiff alongside a huge tier 1 main contractor. They have developed and tested a custom acoustic ceiling cassette produce, fabricating over 500 units off site. They are looking for a facades experienced Surveyor with a degree and to be within commutable distance to Cardiff.

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Responsibilities for Quantity Surveyor

  • Issuing subcontractor tender enquiries and evaluating returned quotations
  • Procuring subcontractors and materials
  • Working closely with estimating, design and procurement teams.
  • Prepare and submit client valuations and applications for payment
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Requirements for Quantity Surveyor

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  • Facades or cladding experience
  • Main contractor or subcontractor experience
  • Degree qualified
  • Live within commutable distance to Cardiff

What we offer for Quantity Surveyor

  • Competitive salary
  • Pension
  • Car allowance
  • Annual leave + bank holidays
  • Training and career progression

If you want to hear more about this Quantity Surveyor role please apply with an up-to-date copy of your CV or contact Arabella Thorne in our London Office on 07542024970.

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Skills

Quantity surveying
Facades
Cladding
Subcontractor management
Tender enquiries
Procurement
Estimating
Design coordination
Client valuations
Applications for payment
Material procurement

Location

Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

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