We are seeking a senior or project QS for an expanding well respected main contractor based on site ASAP, the project is design and build with £29 million steel frame Project with offices , industrial and a nest 5 storey steel frame car park across the expansive site over a 42 week period .

The project needs an experienced project QS to work with the existing team initially to assist on procurement of sub contact packages and collating information on the live and final accounts of sub-contractors and deal with the day to day surveying on the project throughout

The project initially needs someone to deal with the procurement as the flagship schemes is built on a fast-track program

Not only is this an exciting project but ongoing opportunities exist for a QS looking to prove their ability to work or an up and coming and financially sound contractor with real progression opportunities

Reporting to the MQS and working with the Project Manager and with the full support of the growing team to ensure success on site you will have a number of packages to deal with across the site procure including civils , structures , fit out and services and the opportunity to go on and run them and procure and final account various others as the scheme progresses

Ideally candidate will have experience of full cycle surveying on site and with both build and Civils elements in the past on site working with the project manager to successfully deliver the scheme with head office support throughout.

Preferable is a professional quantity surveying qualification HNC/ ONC/ BSC and with at least 3 years live site experience

You will be IT literate commutable to Hampshire and looking to improve your career prospects .

This is an immediate start for the right candidate with a genuine opportunity for on-going work as my client has a number of live and soon to start schemes

if you have the right kind of experience and are immediately available please contact Bill Pugh on

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