Job Description
Senior Quantity Surveyor
Ref No: nw.sqs.jpc.dub
County Dublin, Republic of Ireland
€65,000 - €85,000 per annum
Role: Senior Quantity Surveyor
Location: Dublin
Key responsibilities
1. Reporting to the Commercial Manager
Project Procurement: Manage all subcontract and specialist supplier procurement. This includes detailed package breakdown and analysis, alternative and value engineering assessments, in line with the project schedule.Subcontractor Management: Handle contractual appointments, collateral warranties, and bonds as required. Conduct detailed monthly assessments and agreement of interim valuations and claims. Maintain proactive communication and management of subcontract accounts and payments.Main Contract Management: Implement and manage procedures and protocols related to Private/Public works contracts at the project level with full understanding and strict adherence.Change Order Management: Oversee prompt and detailed management of all project changes, including notifications and additional particulars, in accordance with contract timelines and constraints.Documentation Review: Thoroughly review all project documentation to understand the scope of works and requirements.Project Management Understanding: Possess a solid understanding of project management, scheduling, and project programming.Communication: Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, encouraging regular communication across the construction project team.Software Competency: Proficient in construction software packages, including CDE (ideally Procore) and Microsoft Office Suite.Client and Vendor Consultation: Engage with clients, vendors, and internal teams to discuss costs.Cost Monitoring: Track subcontractor costs, explore variances, and manage significant issues in collaboration with the commercial manager.Monthly Cost Reports: Prepare detailed monthly reports on actual costs and value, including comprehensive prelim breakdowns and project cost tracking.Cost Monitoring Systems: Administer cost monitoring and reporting systems and procedures as required.Special Cost Studies: Conduct studies to explore options, alternatives, and various scenarios for informed decision-making.Team Management: Mentor and develop junior/intermediate surveyors, enhancing their skills and professional growth.
KEY POINTS
Specific Requirements
Hold an industry recognized 3rd level qualification in Construction Economics, Quantity Surveying or a similar fieldMinimum 5 years’ commercial experienceHave experience in Irish Construction Industry at a similar level for minimum 2 yearsStrong communication and negotiation skillsContractual knowledge and understanding covering RIAI, PWC and related bespoke contractsTechnically proficient
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