Quantity Surveyor

About You

To be considered for this role it is envisaged you will possess the following attributes:

EDUCATION

The career profile of the Quantity Surveyor may show qualification in a specific field of expertise which will contribute to all-round management capability. However, the emphasis in identifying a Quantity Surveyor’s potential is centred on the illustration of proven capability and interest. Formal qualifications which indicate the suitability as a Quantity Surveyor may include:

•  Degree (or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying (preferred), Construction, Engineering, or other relevant subject;
•  Member/Associate or Fellow of relevant recognised professional body (e.g. RICS) (preferred).
•  Fluent in written and spoken English.

EXPERTISE
• Experience of managing pre-contract processes (including pre-qualification, preparation of Invitations To Tender, selection and award of contracts);
• Experience of managing all post-award processes (general contract administration, change control, claims avoidance and management, final accounting, dispute resolution, etc);
• Strong communication skills, effective in both verbal and written communications;
• Effective in a complex and dynamic environment;
• The ability to convey arguments and propositions in personal interactions;
• Adept in the use of software and reporting systems (e.g. CRM (or similar), MS Excel, MS Word, MS Powerpoint, MS Outlook, MS Teams etc.);
• Team player but also capable of working with a degree of independence and tha ability to self start;
• Appreciation of and, with guidance, ability to meet Customer needs;
• Negotiation skills;
• Ability to manage and negotiate internal and external relationships.

PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE
• Ideally at least two years relevant working experience after leaving full-time study;
• Experience in the industrial engineering (e.g. mid-stream/upstream oil & gas, chemical, process plant, etc) industry;
• Understanding of contractual risk and contract law;
• Experience of published standard forms of contract (e.g. FIDIC, IChemE, LOGIC, NEC, etc) standard and bespoke forms of contract;
• Knowledge of Contract Work Practices;
• Ability to work without intensive supervision;
• Basic knowledge of relevant statutes, and interpretation of commercial contracts;
• Basic understanding of construction methods, processes and concepts and the application of such knowledge;
• Basic ability to interpret relevant national industry codes and standards and Customer specifications;
• Working knowledge of the fundamental requirements of the discipline, and the basic requirements of other disciplines.

Moving forward together

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Whatever your ambition, there’s a path for you here. And there’s no barrier to your potential career success. Join us to broaden your horizons, explore diverse opportunities, and be part of delivering sustainable change.

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