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MEP Quantity Surveyor
Location: Longcross
Hours: 40 Hours - Monday to Friday
Job Overview
Responsible for the commercial and financial management of a portfolio of contracts, ensuring services are delivered efficiently, profitably, and in full compliance with contractual and legislative requirements. Provide proactive support to delivery teams through forecasting, valuations, contract administration, risk management, and reporting, while maintaining strong client relationships and identifying opportunities to maximize revenue, profitability, and business growth.
Main Duties
- Commercial & Cost Management: Prepare estimates, cost plans, valuations, forecasting, job costing, and financial applications to ensure contracts are delivered profitably and within budget.
- Tendering & Procurement: Support tender submissions, develop bills of quantities and schedules of rates, and manage supply chain and subcontractor procurement from enquiry through to final account.
- Contract Administration: Ensure contracts are managed in accordance with agreed terms, administering variations, additional works, change control, and contractual obligations effectively.
- Risk & Performance Management: Identify and mitigate commercial risks, monitor financial performance, and provide accurate reporting in line with company KPIs and governance requirements.
- Stakeholder & Team Leadership: Work closely with project engineers, estimators, operational teams, and quantity surveying resources to maximize revenue opportunities, strengthen relationships, and ensure successful project delivery.
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- Quantity Surveying and/or Construction / Engineering Qualification (HND or Degree Level)
- MRICS
- CSCS card holder relevant to role
- Can demonstrate leadership and management style in keeping with JCA's brand image
- Can demonstrate excellent analytical skills and has experience of Document Management Systems, SharePoint, Dynamics CRM, Asta Powerproject, Excel, Anaplan or similar/equivalent packages
- Has experience of working in an SME and can demonstrate an understanding of the need to have a broad business understanding
- Maintain knowledge of the construction and engineering industry's statutory requirements, methods, differing building contract types and processes
- Excellent communication and negotiating skill
- Driving licence holder
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