Senior Quantity Surveyor
Senior QS Role – Office (North-East London / Herts / Essex Border)
🔶Prime Central London Refurbishment Projects & Framework Projects
🔶£80,000 – £90,000 + Package + Benefits + Progression
A highly respected SME main contractor, established for nearly 50 years, is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join its growing commercial team.
The business delivers a diverse range of refurbishment and restoration projects throughout Prime Central London, including listed buildings, luxury residential properties, and high-end internal and external refurbishment schemes.
Alongside its super-prime portfolio, the company also delivers projects through several London borough framework agreements, offering an excellent mix of work across both public and private sectors.
With a strong reputation, long-standing client relationships, and a secure pipeline of repeat business, this is an excellent opportunity to join a stable, family-run contractor where employees are valued and career development is genuinely supported.
Key Responsibilities:
* Full commercial management of projects from tender through to final account.
* Preparation of cost plans, budgets, forecasts and monthly CVRs.
* Procurement and management of subcontractor packages.
* Valuation of works and submission of client applications.
* Assessment and agreement of variations and change control.
* Negotiation and agreement of subcontractor accounts.
* Contract administration and risk management.
* Monitoring project costs, cash flow and profitability.
* Producing accurate commercial reports for senior management.
* Working closely with project managers, clients, consultants and supply chain partners.
The Opportunity:
* Established family-run contractor with an excellent industry reputation.
* Diverse portfolio of super-prime, listed building and framework projects.
* Secure pipeline of work with long-standing repeat clients.
* Genuine opportunities for progression into Commercial Management.
Salary: £80,000 – £90,000 + package + benefits + career progression