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Ringway, a leader in the Highways Term Maintenance Industry, is responsible for over 50,000 kms of the UK’s highways network. We're dedicated to supporting our clients through a flexible approach and a locally based workforce. We are proud to have been awarded Investors in Diversity and are committed to providing growth opportunities for all employees.
About the Role
We are looking for an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join our award-winning National Highways contract team.
Working closely with the Commercial Manager, you'll be responsible for managing subcontract accounts, preparing valuations and claims, supporting cost control activities, and ensuring the successful commercial delivery of maintenance and response works across the network.
Key Responsibilities
- Managing subcontractor accounts proactively, ensuring payment notices are issued on time and final accounts are agreed efficiently.
- Preparing and submitting accurate valuations and claims through the client's Confirm system, including all supporting documentation.
- Accurately measuring completed works using as-built information and site records in accordance with recognised methods of measurement.
- Collaborating with operational teams and supply chain partners to gather evidence, support valuations and resolve client queries.
- Identifying and managing commercial risks and opportunities throughout the contract lifecycle.
- Supporting and developing Assistant Quantity Surveyors and other members of the commercial team.
- Contributing to improved commercial performance, efficiency savings and value generation for all stakeholders.
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Candidate Profile
- A Quantity Surveying or Civil Engineering qualification, or significant relevant industry experience.
- At least 4 years' experience within the construction industry.
- Proven experience managing valuations, payment applications and variations.
- Strong knowledge of standard methods of measurement (experience of MMHW would be advantageous).
- Experience in rates build-up, cost control and commercial reporting.
- The ability to prepare and analyse CVRs to improve both commercial and operational performance.
- Experience working under NEC forms of contract (desirable).


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