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Senior Quantity Surveyor

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Senior Quantity Surveyor
Senior Quantity Surveyor required for leading civil engineering contractor in the Bristol / Bridgwater area. The Senior Quantity Surveyor will ideally come from a civil engineering or groundworks background. Senior Quantity surveyors with project experience covering earthworks, sea defence, heavy civils and groundworks would be an advantage.
Duties
- Regular & diligent review/summary of site records/diaries/allocations & compilation to ensure timely and accurate presentation of appropriate documentation in support of additional payment, variations, claims, etc.
- Prompt presentation of applications for payment, including contractual entitlements.
- Ensuring that payments are received in accordance with the contract terms and correctly allocated with accounts department.
- Preparation and presentation of Monthly Cost/Value Reconciliations and Final Cost/Value Forecasts.
- Preparation and presentation of forward work schedules and cash flows.
- Procurement, negotiation and placing of Sub-contract and materials orders.
- Financial and commercial management of Sub-contractors through to settlement of their Final Accounts.
- Ensuring that all contractual letters/notices and information are presented in accordance with the contract requirements.
- Commercial support to the site and contracts management team.
- Commercial support to the Estimating and Procurement teams.
- Close liaison with the client on all commercial matters, including preparation and submission of supporting information including building/maintaining relationships
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