Quantity Surveyor
Location: Manchester/hybrid, with site attendance dependent on project Hours: 36.5 hours per week, including an early Friday finish Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience Working-away package: Β£28,800 annual allowance, + car scheme plus a 15% salary uplift on qualifying assignments
The opportunity
Morson Talent is working exclusively with a specialist UK engineering and delivery business to recruit Quantity Surveyors for major infrastructure, energy and engineering projects.
This is an opportunity to join an established organisation with more than 150 years of engineering heritage and a track record of contributing to some of the UK's most demanding safety-critical programmes. Current opportunities include flagship projects such as Hinkley Point C, Sizewell and HS2.
You do not need to arrive with extensive NEC experience. Applications are welcomed from capable Quantity Surveyors with a strong JCT background who want to develop their NEC contract-management capability. The business will provide the training and project exposure required to make that transition.
The role offers a 36.5-hour working week, an early finish on Fridays and flexibility around hybrid working from the company's Bury office. Certain assignments require three nights away each week and attract an additional Β£28,800 annual allowance plus a 15% uplift on base salary.
The role
As Quantity Surveyor, you will take front-line commercial responsibility for assigned projects from mobilisation through to final
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