Assistant Quantity Surveyor

Are you an experienced Assistant Quantity Surveyor thinking about a fresh new start working for a leading Tier 1?

I am currently recruiting for an experienced Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join my clients growing team based in Sheffield with Hybrid working available. As a Quantity Surveyor, you'll be working within a specialist team, supporting them in various projects and areas. You will be involved with projects including new build, refurbishments and fit-outs across an array of sectors. Project values typically range from £10m - £50m.

Duties of a Assistant Quantity Surveyor:

Your day to day will include:

• Regular financial reporting; processing and administration of applications for payment upstream and downstream and managing relationships with the Client and the appointed professional team.

• Collaborative working with all external and internal stakeholders will be crucial, including mentoring/managing an Assistant Quantity Surveyor to contribute to the growth of the hub

• Working on a portfolio of projects predominately involving the refurbishment of buildings across the Blue Light, Health, Education, Retail and commercial sectors, with a focus on works that are safety critical and involve significant fire and general safety risk

Requirements for a Assistant Quantity Surveyor

• Demonstrate general construction knowledge
• Have Experience of delivering projects under NEC and JCT Forms of Contract
• Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying

We're all about finding potential here at Fawkes & Reece and transferable skills are always welcome! So, even if you don't tick every box, please apply and we can have a chat.

Rewards and benefits for a Assistant Quantity Surveyor

• Salary up to £45,000 DOE
• Car Allowance
• Pension Scheme
• Agile Working
• Competitive Annual Leave
• Life Assurance
• + Many Many More

How to apply?

Please apply directly to this advert or for more information please call Alex at the F&R office (North) on (phone number removed) (Option 3) or (phone number removed)