Project Quantity Surveyor

Overview

Manage financial, contractual and commercial aspects of Power & Renewables projects

Key Responsibilities

• accounts
• financial reporting
• budgeting
• subcontractor management
• commercial oversight
• cost forecasting

Tasks

-Prepare monthly and final accounts, including variations and claims -Lead client and internal commercial meetings, reporting on project financials -Prepare budgets, BOQs, cost reports, and profit forecasts -Manage subcontractor accounts, valuations, and payment processes -Oversee all commercial aspects of CSA packages from tender to completion

Requirements

• quantity surveying
• large-scale
• nec
• fidic
• jct
• degree

What You Bring

We’re looking for an experienced Project Quantity Surveyor to manage the financial, contractual, and commercial performance of major Power & Renewables projects. This role covers the full project lifecycle, from tender to final account, ensuring value, compliance, and efficiency throughout delivery. -Proven CSA Quantity Surveying experience on large-scale projects -Strong knowledge of NEC, FIDIC, and JCT contracts. -Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or related discipline

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Benefits

-Professional development and training opportunities -Pension and health benefits -Salary €70k–€80k DOE + performance-based bonus

About Global Professional Consultants

-From its early days helping architects and engineers find roles, it steadily built a reputation across Ireland, the UK and beyond. -Operating on both permanent and contract appointments, it has become the go‑to agency for technical talent in building‑related sectors. -Its financial model thrives on matching high‑calibre professionals with major projects—spanning M&E works, civil and structural design, and site supervision. -Typical placements include senior architects, civil and structural engineers, M&E specialists, quantity surveyors and facilities managers. -The firm’s specialisms bridge architecture, various engineering disciplines, construction and surveying, reinforcing its niche focus. -A standout is its 360‑degree approach—acting as advisor, negotiator and talent scout, tailoring service for both jobseekers and employers. -Though compact in size, its sustained growth and Dublin headquarters belies its wide reach in the technical recruitment landscape.

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