QUANTITY SURVEYOR – LARGE-SCALE PROJECTS

Permanent | Remote

Salary: €70,000–€90,000 per annum or local-currency equivalent, depending on experience

Occasional travel for office, client and project meetings

Copius Group is seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to strengthen its commercial team and support the successful delivery of multiple large scale construction and engineering projects across Ireland, the UK and Europe.

This is a commercially influential position offering responsibility across the full project lifecycle. You will manage project costs, procurement, valuations, contractual matters, change control, forecasting and final accounts while providing clear and accurate commercial reporting to the Commercial Director.

The position is primarily remote and is open to experienced Quantity Surveyors based in the UK, Ireland or an eligible EU location. Occasional travel to Copius offices, client meetings and project locations will be required.

The opportunity

You will support major electrical, mechanical and construction packages within demanding sectors such as data centres, power and energy, renewables, life sciences, industrial construction and mission-critical infrastructure.

You will work closely with operational teams while retaining the independence and commercial judgement required to protect project margin, challenge risk and ensure Copius maintains a strong contractual and financial position.

Key responsibilities

• Provide commercial and quantity surveying support across multiple projects from pre-construction through to final account.
• Review tender documents, contracts, scopes of work, bills of quantities and other commercial information.
• Identify contractual obligations, commercial risks, scope gaps and potential opportunities.
• Prepare and maintain project budgets, cost plans, cash-flow forecasts and cost-value reconciliation reports.
• Produce accurate monthly commercial reports for review by the Commercial Director.
• Monitor committed costs, actual expenditure, forecast cost to complete, anticipated final cost and project margin.
• Complete measurements and quantity take-offs where required.
• Prepare enquiries for subcontractor and supplier packages.
• Analyse quotations, conduct tender comparisons and support commercial negotiations.
• Assist with the preparation and placement of subcontractor and supplier orders.
• Prepare and submit client valuations, payment applications and supporting documentation.
• Review subcontractor applications and make appropriate payment recommendations.
• Manage variations and change control, ensuring instructions, quotations, records and approvals are properly maintained.
• Prepare and negotiate variation accounts, loss and expense submissions and contractual claims where applicable.
• Support the management of contractual notices, extensions of time and project correspondence.
• Work closely with project managers to maintain accurate records and identify emerging commercial issues.
• Build effective relationships with clients, consultants, suppliers, subcontractors and internal stakeholders.
• Support commercial meetings, project reviews and risk reviews.
• Prepare, negotiate and agree subcontractor, supplier and client final accounts.
• Maintain robust commercial records and ensure compliance with company procedures.