Quantity Surveyor

Overview

Quantity Surveyor handling QS and employer's agent duties for residential projects

Key Responsibilities

• employer agent
• stakeholder communication
• cost reporting
• cost planning
• tender preparation
• on‑site valuations

Tasks

-Employer’s Agent - Undertake employer’s agent duties pre and post contract administration, including but not limited to instructions, chairing meetings, co-ordination. -Effectively communicate with both internal and external stakeholders ensuring all information is correct, accurate and available for the successful implementation and completion of projects. -Quantity Surveying - Undertake professional quantity surveying duties including pre and post contract, cost reporting, cost planning, tender preparation, on-site valuations, interim payment applications etc. -Develop relevant knowledge and skills through regular CPD activities and maintain an up-to-date awareness of all necessary legislation affecting the technical aspects of quantity surveying.

Requirements

• degree
• mrics
• residential
• qs experience
• teamwork
• local authorities

What You Bring

-A relevant university degree, or equivalent -MRICS/MCIOB membership desirable, or working towards. -Desirable knowledge of working with local authorities and/or housing associations/developers -Desirable knowledge on Fire remediation/education/leisure -A reasonable number of years experience in a Quantity Surveyor role -Being able to integrate and work effectively as part of a team for the delivery of projects. -Experience working on residential properties is essential -Experience working as an employers agent (desirable)

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About Rsk Group

-Headquartered in Cheshire, the business serves critical sectors like water, energy, infrastructure, environmental consultancy and civil engineering. -Projects range from river culvert surveys to solar farm biodiversity studies and large‑scale water treatment facilities. -Known for high‑profile acquisitions—like Black & Veatch’s UK/Asia water arm and WysePower site‑services—which broadened its technical scope. -Also operates specialist units in geoscience, marine environmental engineering, research and on‑site technical delivery.

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