Job Description
Future Build Recruitment - Quantity Surveyor - High-End Residential
Job Title: Quantity Surveyor
Location: Hampshire
Salary: £70,000 + package
Future Build are currently collaborating with a well known super prime main contractor based in South West London that looking to expand out of London and set up a country division.
They have recently secured 5 new projects across multiple counties including Surrey, Hampshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire. These include prime refurbishment and luxury new builds ranging from £1m up to £10m projects.
Responsibilities
- Cost Estimation: Prepare accurate cost estimates for the luxury property refurbishment project, considering materials, labor, equipment, and other expenses. Utilize industry-standard methods and software to ensure precision in cost forecasting.
- Budget Management: Collaborate with project stakeholders to establish and manage the project budget, ensuring that expenditures are kept within the allocated £10m budget. Monitor costs throughout the project lifecycle and identify opportunities for cost savings.
- Procurement and Contracts: Assist in the procurement process by sourcing suppliers and subcontractors, soliciting bids, and negotiating contracts. Review and administer contracts to ensure compliance with project requirements and cost controls.
- Value Engineering: Identify opportunities to optimize project value while minimizing costs. Evaluate alternative materials, construction methods, and design changes to achieve cost efficiencies without compromising quality or functionality.
- Cost Control: Implement cost control measures to track project expenses and forecast future expenditures accurately. Monitor budget variances, analyze cost trends, and recommend corrective actions as needed to keep the project financially on track.
- Risk Management: Assess potential risks related to cost overruns, delays, or changes in project scope. Develop risk mitigation strategies and contingency plans to minimize the impact of unforeseen events on project costs and timelines.
- Progress Reporting: Generate regular reports on project cost performance, including budget vs. actual expenditures, cost forecasts, and cash flow projections. Present findings to project stakeholders and provide insights into financial status and trends.
- Change Management: Evaluate proposed changes to project scope, specifications, or design and assess their impact on project costs. Collaborate with project team members to manage change orders effectively and ensure that cost implications are adequately addressed.
- Contract Administration: Assist in the administration of construction contracts, including payment certifications, variations, and claims management. Ensure that contract terms and conditions are adhered to and that disputes are resolved promptly and fairly.
- Compliance and Regulations: Stay informed about relevant legislation, regulations, and industry standards related to construction cost management. Ensure that project activities comply with legal requirements and contractual obligations.
- Collaboration and Communication: Work closely with project managers, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to coordinate cost-related activities and resolve issues promptly. Communicate effectively to ensure alignment on cost-related decisions and strategies.
- Continuous Improvement: Seek opportunities to enhance cost management processes and methodologies. Participate in lessons learned sessions and contribute to the development of best practices for future projects.
If you think this role could be suited to you and are seeking a new challenge within a dynamic and successful organisation, please submit your CV. One of our specialist recruiters will contact you to discuss this opportunity in further detail.