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Quantity Surveyor

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Quantity Surveyor

Project: Heathrow H7 (London, UK)

About H7, Heathrow

Ferrovial Construction has been working at Heathrow Airport for over 10 years delivering some of the most complex infrastructure projects to high quality, safety and environmental standards.

Since joining Heathrow’s framework in 2014, Ferrovial Construction has delivered a variety of airside and landside projects across the whole airport. For example, we have delivered new taxiways and rehabilitated existing taxiways and the southern runway. We have also redeveloped sterile and grass areas and replaced critical assets, such as fire main, fuel main and HV ducts. We are currently working alongside Heathrow to rehabilitate assets with expired design life’s and plan for a future runway resurfacing project.

We are constantly designing and planning our works around critical assets and engaging with different key stakeholders in order to deliver Heathrow value for money.

Our H7 framework spans from airfield works (taxiways, runways, stands), to civils (roads, demolition works, underground and above ground structures), and MEP packages (services tunnels, lifts, life safety systems, fuel/fire mains).

Assisting the Area/Senior Quantity Suveryor and working as part of an integrated project team. To deliver a successful commercial outcome to the projects(s) with which you are associated.
The tasks to be carried out will be of a mixture of supporting nature and independently leading, and will be carried out periodically, but will require working to regular deadlines:

• Input in to Cost / Value reconciliations.
• Bottom Up and End Life Cost Reporting.
• Prepare and agree interim valuations / final valuations / final accounts / sub-contract final accounts
• Prepare and issue certification / payment of sub-contractors
• Contractual administration including early warning and compensation event process.
• Dispute management.
• Cost Monitiring & Reporting
• To ensure effective integration and collaboration with project management teams.
• Regular site visits to ensure that site records are maintained and that all risks and opportunities are identified and managed
• Commercial relationships with subcontractors balancing the delivery of quality services with achieving best value for the business
• Drafting & issuance of subcontract scope and packages.
• Drafting and submitting Applications for Payment to Client
• Regular engagement with Client team.

To have an awareness and understanding of the importance of the following Technical Competencies required including:
• Understanding & working knowledge of the NEC form of Contract
• Principles of contract law and tort, statutory obligations and legislation.
• Pre-contract controls – understanding scope and method for evaluation.
• Contract administration including data reporting and record keeping.
• Commercial Management - understanding the impact of change and contractual redress – main contract and subcontract.
• Project Controls – how cost is captured, controlled, reported and measured against on the project.
• Insurance, bonds and warranties – obligations and use.
• Start to understand & contribute to discussions with more senior management re merits of particular issues & how a strategy can be set & implemented.
• Understanding & interpreting planning and programming techniques and processes.
• Industry technologies and techniques including CDM, SHE standards, Quality Assurance systems.

Key skills and experience

  • Degree in Quantity Surveying

  • Good knowledge of NEC contracts

  • Excellent communication skills and ability to interact at a variety of levels throughout the Company as well as partners, suppliers and customers.

  • Good influencing and persuasive skills and ability to builds effective working relationships with people at many levels.

  • Methodical in approach

  • Previous experience in Mechanical and Electrical works is desirable.

    Desirable skills

  • Airport experience/ critical areas experience

  • Experience of working in an international organization

    Please note that this job description does not represent a comprehensive list of activities and employees may be requested to undertake other reasonable duties.

    Ferrovial embraces diversity and inclusion, and we see the value in providing equal opportunities to all employees. We are committed to building an inclusive team from a variety of different backgrounds, perspectives and skills

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