Quantity Surveyor
Quantity Surveyor – Bristol – £45,000 to £60,000 + Car / Car Allowance + Package
Location: Bristol (Office Based)
Sector: Commercial Construction & Refurbishment
Salary: £45,000 – £60,000 + car or car allowance + package
Start Date: ASAP / Immediate
Quantity Surveyor – The Company
If you’re bored of slow decisions, corporate layers and average projects, stop reading now.
This Bristol-based construction business is ambitious, entrepreneurial and growing quickly. Young leadership. High standards. No politics. Just good people delivering strong projects and enjoying the process.
They operate across commercial refurbishment, fast-track fit out and selected new build schemes. Projects are varied, clients are repeat, and the environment is energetic without being chaotic.
This is genuinely one of the best construction businesses to work for in the region.
Quantity Surveyor – The Role
As Quantity Surveyor, you will take real commercial ownership.
You won’t be buried under layers of hierarchy. You’ll work closely with Directors and delivery teams, managing projects from pre-construction through to final account across commercial refurbishment and construction schemes.
You will have autonomy, responsibility and the chance to make a visible impact.
Quantity Surveyor – Responsibilities
* Full commercial management of multiple commercial projects
* Subcontract procurement and negotiation
* Cost reporting and margin protection
* Valuations, variations and final accounts
* Direct client interaction and commercial meetings
Quantity Surveyor – What They Want
* Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within commercial construction or refurbishment
* Strong commercial instinct and negotiation ability
* Comfortable in a high-energy, ambitious environment
* Someone who wants progression, not just stability
* Commutable to Bristol
The Package
* £45,000 to £60,000 depending on experience
* Car or car allowance
* Strong overall package
* Clear progression as the business grows
If you’re a Quantity Surveyor in Bristol who wants ownership, pace and a better culture than the usual main contractor environment — this is worth a conversation