A modern, Cost Management consultancy is seeking an experienced Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor to join their independent, M&E Cost Management team in London.
The Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor's Role
The successful Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor will join a team of circa 20 M&E Quantity Surveyors who take projects from feasibility though to final accounts for blue chip and high profile projects across the UK and Europe.
Project wise, the Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor will work on commercial, residential, sports stadiums, and corporate fit out schemes.
The Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor
- Completed a RICS / Construction / Engineering degree
- MRICS or working towards
- Good understanding of M&E systems and costs
- Pre and post contract experienceComfortable leading projects independently
- Worked within a PQS / Consultancy practice
In Return?
- £70,000 - £85,000
- 28 days annual leave + bank holidays
- Enhanced maternity and paternity leave
- An array of social events across the year (UK and abroad)
- 1 day WFH and agile working
- MRICS membership
- Tailored APC training
- Pension
- Private healthcare
- Excellent career progression
- Sporting events
- Cycle to work
- Life assurance
If you are a Quantity Surveyor considering your career opportunities, please contact Daniel Foster at Foster & May.
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Senior M&E Quantity Surveyor in City of London employer: Foster & May
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