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Freelance Quantity Surveyor – Part-Time
2 Days per Week | Shrewsbury / West London | Healthcare Decarbonisation Project | 6–8 Months | ASAP Start
We are working with a growing consultancy looking to appoint an experienced Freelance Quantity Surveyor to support the delivery of a major decarbonisation project within the healthcare sector. This is a part-time freelance assignment, expected to run for approximately 6–8 months, working around 2 days per week.
The role will be predominantly post-contract, supporting the commercial management and delivery of the project through to completion.
The Role
Responsibilities will include:
- Post-contract Quantity Surveying and commercial management
- Valuations, variations and change control
- Cost reporting and forecasting
- Assessing contractor applications and payments
- Supporting final account negotiations
- Monitoring project costs against budget
- Working closely with the client, contractor and wider project team
- Providing clear commercial advice throughout the delivery phase
- Supporting the successful delivery of a significant healthcare decarbonisation programme
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About You
We are looking for an experienced freelance Quantity Surveyor with:
- Strong post-contract experience
- Experience working within a consultancy, client-side or commercial project environment
- Good knowledge of valuations, variations, cost reporting and final accounts
- The ability to work independently and manage commercial issues proactively
- Strong client-facing and communication skills
- Previous experience within healthcare, energy, sustainability or decarbonisation projects would be advantageous


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The role will require occasional travel between Shrewsbury and West London, depending on project requirements.
The Opportunity
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced freelance QS looking for a flexible part-time assignment on an interesting and high-profile decarbonisation project.
- Duration: Approximately 6–8 months
- Commitment: 2 days per week
- Locations: Shrewsbury / West London, with occasional travel between sites
- Start: ASAP
Contact me: caroline@kinsgleyrecruitment.co.uk
M: 07768381831
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