Michael Page
Senior MEP Quantity Surveyor - Date Centres

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Senior MEP Quantity Surveyor - Data Centres
As a Senior MEP Quantity Surveyor specialising in data centres, you'll focus on mechanical and electrical cost management within construction projects. Based in London (or remotely, if desired), you'll play a key role in ensuring budgets are managed effectively and costs are controlled throughout the project lifecycle.
Client Details
Our client is a highly reputable, well-established private consultancy who have an enviable reputation in the industry for service delivery excellence. They have offices throughout the UK as well as Europe and pride themselves on their people culture.
Description
- Manage all aspects of mechanical and electrical cost estimating and cost planning for data centre projects.
- Conduct detailed analysis of project costs and provide accurate forecasts and budgets.
- Prepare tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities.
- Collaborate with project teams to monitor and control project finances effectively.
- Evaluate and negotiate contractor claims and variations.
- Provide regular financial reports and updates to stakeholders.
- Ensure compliance with industry standards and best practices in mechanical and electrical quantity surveying.
- Support the team with post-contract cost management and final account settlements.
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- Proven expertise in mechanical and electrical quantity surveying within construction projects.
- Experience working on data centre or mission-critical projects.
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to manage budgets and costs effectively.
- A relevant qualification in quantity surveying or a related field.
- Knowledge of industry standards and practices in MEP surveying.
- Excellent communication and negotiation skills.
Job Offer
- Salary ranging from £75,000 to £90,000, dependent on the level of experience.
- Comprehensive pension scheme.
- Private healthcare benefits.
- Hybrid working options for added flexibility.
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