Graduate Quantity Surveyor

Overview

Support project cost control, contracts, and stakeholder management as a graduate quantity surveyor.

Key Responsibilities

• sub‑contractor liaison
• record keeping
• stakeholder management
• contract management
• critical design
• safety documentation

Tasks

-Work closely with sub-contractors, while ensuring that the needs of a project are met -Ensure that proper records, including final accounts, are kept and maintained so financial information for audits and cost assurance is readily available. -Effectively manage relationships with various stakeholders, while minimising costs to maximise the value received -Develop contract management skills, understanding the New Engineering Contract (NEC) contract and how change control works. -Promote our quality, cost, and efficiency strategy to ensure everyone is minimising costs and maximising value and assist with maintaining our world class safety culture – through the production of critical designs, health and safety documentation, O&M manuals and commissioning plans

Requirements

• quantity surveying
• civil engineering
• degree
• communication
• detail oriented
• accuracy

What You Bring

-A degree in Quantity Surveying or Civil Engineering or related field -Ability to communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders. -Keen eye for detail and a commitment to accuracy in all tasks.

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Benefits

-26 days annual leave plus the option to purchase additional days -Health cash plan to help manage everyday medical costs -Internal Development Scheme to support and guide you through your journey to becoming Chartered -Access to our Early Career Professionals network -Tools and resources to support your physical, mental and financial wellbeing -Flexible pension contributions up to 5% employee 10% employer -Exclusive high street discounts across retailers and gyms

About Jn Bentley

-In the mid‑1970s it expanded into general building, then turned to pipelines and pumping stations in the 1980s. -By the 1990s its civil‑engineering focus deepened, culminating in the 1999 launch of a major JV partnership. -Typical projects span water infrastructure, hydroelectric power, industrial buildings, highways and coastal works. -Clients include major water companies, Environment Agency, Canal & River Trust, Rolls‑Royce, P&G and Associated British Ports. -The 2013 merger with JBA Consulting formed a new entity offering integrated low‑carbon environmental solutions.

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