M&E Quantity Surveyor
Listed on 2026-09-27
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Construction
Quantity Surveyor -
Engineering
Quantity Surveyor
Intermediate M&E Quantity Surveyor
Location:
West London
Project:
Data Centre
Contract:
Minimum 12 months
Rate: £265-£275 per day
Start:
Immediate
F Recruitment are currently working with a leading contractor who are looking for an Intermediate Quantity Surveyor with a strong M&E background to join a major data centre project in West London.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an M&E Quantity Surveyor looking for a long-term contract, with a minimum of 12 months work available and the potential for an immediate start.
The RoleAs an Intermediate M&E Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for supporting the commercial management of the M&E package on a major data centre project. You will work closely with the wider commercial and project teams to ensure costs, variations, procurement and financial reporting are effectively managed.
Key Responsibilities- Commercial management of M&E packages throughout the project lifecycle
- Preparing and managing valuations, variations and payment applications
- Assisting with procurement and subcontractor management
- Reviewing and managing subcontractor accounts
- Cost reporting and forecasting
- Supporting change and variation management
- Monitoring project costs against budgets
- Assisting with final accounts
- Working closely with Project Managers, Commercial Managers and the wider M&E team
- Maintaining accurate commercial records and reporting
- Previous experience working as a Quantity Surveyor within the M&E sector
- A degree in Quantity Surveying
- Experience working on major M&E projects
- Strong commercial and contractual knowledge
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- A British passport
- The ability to work on-site in West London
- Availability to start immediately, or at very short notice
- £265-£275 per day
- Minimum 12-month contract
- Immediate start available
- Major West London data centre project
- Long-term opportunity
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