The Quantity Surveyor will provide services to and will be part of a major, commercial-scale construction project to build a long-duration energy storage facility in Carrington, Manchester.
The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for managing the commercial aspects of two key contractors operating under NEC forms of contract and various critical subcontract packages. The contractor is responsible for performing remeasurement of works, assessing payment applications, assessing variations and managing change, risk and opportunity management, final account resolution, etc.
Conduct the day to day commercial contract administration in conjunction with the NEC Project Manager of two key contractors operating under NEC forms of contract and various critical subcontract packages, ensuring compliance with all contractual terms and conditions.
The role will be site based and the SWS will be tasked with monitoring contractor progress, identifying any potential variations or scope changes and communicating them in a timely manner.
Ensure that all variations, scope changes, and associated impacts on cost, time, and quality are appropriately documented, assessed and approved.
Perform remeasurement of works from Contractor Drawings and site measures in accordance with contractual provisions, ensuring the timely capture of accurate quantities.
Ensure all measurement activities are recorded accurately and contemporaneously, maintaining proper documentation for all changes to the BoQ and contract scope.
Assist in the identification, assessment, and management of commercial and contractual risks throughout the project lifecycle.
Prepare and submit remeasurement schedules reflecting changes in scope, progress, or design.
Review and assess interim invoices and payment applications from contractors..
Ensure accurate valuation of works completed and certification of payments in accordance with the contract terms.
Issue payment certificates and facilitate timely processing of payments in compliance with contract terms and conditions.
Ensure that any disputes related to invoicing or payments are resolved promptly, minimizing any project delays.
Prepare and manage interim and final accounts, ensuring the timely resolution of all payments, claims, and variations.Requirements
A minimum of 10 years' experience in a quantity surveying role with extensive experience in the measurement of complex Civils Works
Experience on energy or infrastructure projects is essential
A degree in Quantity Surveying and/or chartered status with RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) or other relevant professional body is preferred.
In-depth understanding and experience with NEC3/4 forms of contract is highly desirable.
Strong ability to communicate and negotiate effectively with Contractor’s is essential
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