Graduate Cost Consultant / Quantity Surveyor

Overview

Support cost planning, estimation, procurement and post‑contract tasks on projects.

Key Responsibilities

• cost forecasting
• value engineering
• budget estimates
• tender documentation
• cost monitoring
• contract documents

Tasks

-Supporting change control processes and cost forecasting -Supporting value engineering and feasibility assessments -Monitoring project costs and preparing payment recommendations -Assisting with the preparation of contract documents -Helping to prepare tender documentation -Assisting with preparation of budget estimates and elemental cost plans -Supporting tender analysis and contractor appointment processes -Attending site and progress meetings with the project team -Working with project teams to understand design and cost impacts

Requirements

• risk management
• analytical
• quantity surveying
• problem solving
• communication
• collaboration

What You Bring

-Learning to manage commercial risks and support client objectives -Strong analytical and numerical skills with attention to detail -A degree (or on track to complete one) in Quantity Surveying, Cost Management, or a related discipline -Enthusiasm, ambition, and a proactive approach to problem-solving -Good communication and interpersonal skills -A collaborative mindset and willingness to learn from experienced mentors

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About Brookbanks

-From its UK base, it acts as both technical advisor and development partner, guiding major mixed-use, residential, retail, and infrastructure projects. -Its civil engineering wing has shaped new towns, urban extensions, highways, drainage systems, bridges, and flood alleviation works. -Specialist mechanical and electrical engineers design award-winning building services, energy systems, lighting, power, fire protection and renewables. -Hydrology experts model and mitigate flood risks from all sources, turning constraints into sustainable site-wide solutions. -Cost & commercial advisors manage multi-million-pound budgets, viability appraisals, S106 funding, value engineering and expert witness roles. -Development management leads projects end-to-end, handling planning, stakeholder coordination, CDM requirements and utilities adoption. -Known for bringing in-house technical expertise together as one team, they eliminate outsourcing delays and provide seamless delivery.

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