Project Quantity Surveyor

Project Quantity Surveyor – Tier 1 Main Contractor (Data Centres) – Scandinavia Salary/Package:
Market Leading Salary  Accommodation  Monthly Return Flights  Living Allowance  Sponsorship  Travel/Car Allowance  Private Medical  Pension  Discretionary Bonus O'Neill and Brennan are currently working with a leading Tier 1 main contractor, turning over circa £1bn annually, who are looking to appoint an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor to join their growing data centre business in Scandinavia. This is an excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor from a main contracting or reputable residential developer background to make the transition into the data centre sector, working on some of the largest and most technically complex construction projects in the market.

The business has established strong relationships with several blue-chip clients and is now benefiting from significant repeat business, with a growing pipeline of major data centre schemes across Sweden and Finland . Importantly, previous data centre experience is not required . The company has found that experienced Quantity Surveyors from traditional main contracting and high-quality residential development backgrounds adapt particularly well to their commercial model, provided they have strong core commercial and project delivery experience.

The role would require you to relocate to Scandinavia on a full-time basis, with the company providing accommodation, monthly return flights to the UK, visa/sponsorship support and a living allowance , in addition to the standard salary and benefits package. There are also opportunities to progress within the wider business, including the potential to move into the company's UK division further down the line.

Role Overview

Title:

Project Quantity Surveyor Sector:
Data Centres

Location:

Sweden or Finland Salary:
Market Leading Salary  Comprehensive Package Relocation:
Accommodation  Monthly Return Flights  Living Allowance  Sponsorship Start: ASAP, subject to interview process, but can wait for the right person Type:
Permanent Responsibilities:
Taking responsibility for the commercial management of major and technically complex data centre projects Procuring and commercially managing high-value subcontract packages from procurement through to final account Preparing subcontract enquiries, tender analysis, negotiations and recommendations for award Managing subcontractor payments, valuations, variations and final accounts Assisting with cost reporting, CVRs, forecasting and monthly commercial reporting Working closely with project management, design, procurement and engineering teams to ensure successful project delivery Identifying commercial risks and opportunities whilst maintaining strong cost control throughout the project lifecycle Building and maintaining positive relationships with clients, consultants and the supply chain Working collaboratively within an experienced commercial team to deliver projects to the highest standards Requirements Proven experience working as a Project Quantity Surveyor within a main contracting or reputable residential development environment Strong commercial experience across the full project lifecycle, including procurement, subcontract management, valuations, variations and final accounts Experience working on major or complex construction projects Strong commercial awareness with excellent negotiation and communication skills Data centre experience is not required – the business is open to candidates from traditional main contracting or high-quality residential development backgrounds Willingness to relocate to Sweden or Finland on a full-time basis Able to work internationally and adapt to a new project and working environment If you're an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor looking for the opportunity to work internationally and make the transition into the rapidly growing data centre sector, please contact Ned Scott-Mends on  , or send your CV via email at .

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