United Infrastructure Ltd
Quantity Surveyor

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As a Quantity Surveyor / Senior Quantity Surveyor
You will be responsible for the day-to-day Commercial responsibilities of delivering Transmission and Distribution Projects (either Underground Cables or Overhead Lines), and contributing towards the success of the project(s):
- Contract administration in line with NEC 3/4 (Options A, B, C & E), or other Client bespoke Contract terms and conditions.
- Subcontractor award and administration.
- Application for payments, for both Client and Subcontractors.
- Forecasting and performance tracking, for both Client and Subcontractors.
- Project Risk management, including managing Project Risk / Contingency allowances.
- Regular Site visits for Contract and Subcontract administration.
- Identify, notify, and manage Early Warning’s, Compensation events / Variations in accordance with Contract requirements.
- Deliver accurate and timely budget, cost, and change reporting.
- Understand and interpret the Project Estimate and Programme of Works.
- Develop and manage detailed monthly Cost Report / Cost Value Reconciliation / End Life Forecasting, including month end Accruals, cashflow / debtors analysis, Cost Control, and accurate Cost Forecasting.
- Monthly presentation of Project reporting, with emphasis on performance.
- Support the Project Manager, and regional Commercial Manager in respect of both Project and Commercial deliverables / requirements.
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Qualifications
- BSc in Quantity Surveying, business or a related commercial field.
- Proficiency in Cost Systems, and Microsoft Office (with a strong emphasis on Excel).
- Strong numerical and analytical skills.
- Ability to produce accurate work under tight deadlines.
- Excellent diligence and organizational skills.
- Effective communication and people skills.
- Enthusiasm, commitment, and flexibility.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
- Demonstrate Safety, integrity, and Ethics at all times.
- 2-5 years’ experience in a similar role.
- Previous experience in similar industries, and / or NEC form of Contracting desirable.
- Full UK driving licence and flexibility to travel as required.
- Hybrid Working.


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