CSR (NI) LIMITED
Senior Quantity Surveyor

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Senior Quantity Surveyor - Lisburn
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£1M-£20M Projects | Hybrid Working | UK Travel | Interviews Next Week
Are you a Quantity Surveyor ready to take on more diverse projects and step up in your career? This opportunity offers a mix of responsibility, variety, and clear progression within a growing contractor.
You'll be part of a busy commercial team delivering projects across multiple sectors, with the support and structure needed to develop into a senior role.
What makes this role appealing
- Involvement in projects valued between £1M and £30M
- Exposure to sectors including education, healthcare and commercial.
- Hybrid working with 1-2 days from home
- Occasional UK travel (typically once per month)
- Defined progression towards Senior QS role
- Consistent pipeline of work through long-term frameworks
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Key responsibilities
- Overseeing the commercial performance of active projects
- Producing valuations, variations, cost reports, and final accounts
- Managing procurement processes and subcontractor negotiations
- Assisting with tenders and early cost planning activities
- Liaising with project teams, consultants, and clients
About You
- Background in quantity surveying within construction
- Strong understanding of contracts and commercial management
- Comfortable working on high-value projects
- Effective communication and negotiation abilities
- Open to occasional travel across the UK


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What's next?
Interviews are taking place next week. Apply today or reach out for a confidential discussion to find out more.
For more information or to discuss in confidence, please contact Michelle Doran at CSR on (phone number removed). Alternatively, to apply, click on the link below.
Crescent Specialist Recruitment (CSR) is an equal opportunities employer and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.
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