Quantity Surveyor

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Tower, Greater London, City and County of the City of London

13 months ago

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Posted: 8 Apr 2025 (13 months ago)

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A well respected, ambitious Property & Construction Consultancy in Central London is looking for a driven Quantity Surveyor to join their team.

The Quantity Surveyor Role

The successful Quantity Surveyor will become part of a reputable consultancy operating across seven UK offices, with the London team currently 15-strong and led by two experienced MRICS Senior Quantity Surveyors. This strategic hire will play a key role in strengthening the London office's Quantity Surveying offering.

As a Quantity Surveyor, you will work closely with the MRICS team on a diverse range of projects across Commercial, Office Fit-Out, Fire Safety Remediation & Cladding, and Student Accommodation sectors, with values typically ranging from £100k up to £30m+ and flagship schemes surpassing £75m.

There are clear plans to expand further into Residential, making this a fantastic time to join. You'll also benefit from the consultancy's structured APC Academy, with tailored support for professional development and chartership.

The Quantity Surveyor - Requirements

RICS Accredited degree qualification (ideally BSc or MSc in Quantity Surveying)
2+ years Quantity Surveying experience with a UK Consultancy
Pre & Post Contract experienceIn Return?

£40,000 - £50,000
25 days annual leave + bank holidays
Discretionary Bonus
Strong APC Support
Interesting Project Variety
Company Phone & Laptop
Pension
Private Healthcare
2x charity days per year
Life Insurance
Gym Membership
Professional Subscriptions
Cycle to Work Scheme
Hybrid workingIf you're a Quantity Surveyor currently considering your career options, contact Jessica Lawrence at Brandon James.

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Ref: #JL20146

Quantity Surveyor / Cost Manager / Cost Consultant / Quantity Surveying / Consultancy / MRICS / QS

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