Quantity Surveyor – Passive Fire

Job Description

ABOUT THE COMPANY Our client is a family run London-based passive fire protection company that specialize in offering an extensive array of passive fire protection solutions catering to commercial, residential, industrial, and retail establishments. With more than 15 years of experience in the passive fire protection sector, they exude confidence in delivering a service that is both high in quality and reliability, characterized by promptness. Their distinction lies in their team of highly skilled, seasoned, and certified professionals who adeptly handle all facets of compartmentation. Expanding due to and increase in new projects, they are on the look for the industries best talent. ABOUT THE ROLE As a result of ongoing expansion and a track record of successful bids, our client seeks to enhance their Commercial Team by welcoming an adept Quantity Surveyor with 3 to 5 years of experience within Passive Fire Protection. Your responsibilities will include: * Crafting comprehensive tender and contract documentation, incorporating meticulously tailored scopes of work. * Undertaking risk and value management, as well as proficient cost control measures. * Collaborating closely with the Procurement team. * Discerning, evaluating, and formulating strategies to address commercial risks. * Being prepared to oversee multiple projects concurrently. * Conducting Cost Report Valuations. * Estimating and submitting Variations. * Conducting on-site visits as required. * Providing direct reports to the Commercial Manager. REWARDS AND BENEFITS Salary will be in the region of £45,000 – £65,000 subject to skill and experience. The company offers a fantastic working environment and will provide the opportunity to progress your career through excellent guidance, support and training. REQUIREMENTS The quantity surveyor would need to have a strong understanding of construction and fire protection estimating, as well as the ability to work effectively with clients and project team members. They would also need to be able to use relevant software and be familiar with the latest fire protection technologies.