Managing Quantity Surveyor Berkshire
Listed on 2026-07-16
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Construction
Quantity Surveyor, Procurement / Purchasing, Civil Engineering, Building & Residential Construction -
Engineering
Quantity Surveyor, Procurement / Purchasing, Civil Engineering
We have a fantastic opportunity for a Managing Quantity Surveyor to join a reputable regional main contractor in Reading. The business is a regional main contractor, undertaking projects across the commercial, education and further education, defence and healthcare sectors valuing up to £30mil. The contractor has continued to organically grow and with a strong pipeline of projects, is now looking to expand the commercial team.
Aboutthe role of Managing Quantity Surveyor
As Managing Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for overseeing up to three projects either live or in preconstruction and will be responsible for a team of Surveyors. You will be reporting into Commercial Manager.
Key responsibilities as Managing Quantity Surveyor- Work alongside the preconstruction team through 2nd stage tenders
- Oversee the project's procurement / management of sub-contractor packages
- Deal with final accounts / any dispute resolution that may arise
- Mentor junior members of the Surveying team and be involved in their professional development
- Hold a BSc Quantity Surveying or HNC
- Have experience managing projects from preconstruction through to final account
- Be experienced in managing multiple projects and project Surveyors
- Be proficient in administering various forms of contract including JCT and NEC
- Have the full right to work in the UK and be happy to commute throughout the South of England.
- Competitive salary
- Market leading benefits package
- Excellent company culture
- Solid pipeline of local projects
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a business with a strong reputation in the region and excellent career prospects.
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