Intermediate or Project QS

Location: Hertfordshire

Quantity Surveyor | Residential Framework | Hertfordshire | Office-Based | Permanent

A well-established contractor is looking to appoint a Quantity Surveyor to join their team delivering works under a long-term Southern Housing contract.

This is a permanent, office-based role. The commercial team structure already includes a Senior QS and Project QS.

They’re now looking for someone solid who can come in underneath them, pick up packages and run with them confidently.

This is not a trainee role. They need someone who can hit the ground running.

The Role

Supporting delivery of a live social housing framework

• Procurement and management of subcontractor packages

• Variations, change control and cost tracking

• CVRs and internal cost reporting

• Working closely with the Senior QS and Project QS

• Managing subcontractor accounts through to agreement
What they’re looking for

QS experience within main contractor or housing framework environment

• Comfortable running packages independently

• Strong on cost control and subcontractor management

• Organised and proactive

• Able to work full-time office-based

This suits someone who wants stability, structure and long-term framework work rather than chasing one-off developments.

The Company
Established contractor delivering refurbishment, maintenance and planned works across social housing frameworks in London and the South East.

They operate within long-term housing partnerships, delivering consistent work streams rather than one-off speculative projects.

Commercially, they are structured and stable — currently operating with a Senior QS and Project QS on this contract — and now looking to strengthen the team with an additional QS.

This is a steady framework environment with repeat client exposure and clear processes in place.

Michael Ogunyankin | (phone number removed) | (email address removed) . com

If you're working on housing frameworks currently and want something stable with proper backing, let’s have a conversation