Mane are looking for a Senior Quantity Surveyor with a background in Steel to join their client, a leading construction company with exciting projects across the UK. You will be based out of their location in Northampton. Key Responsibilities Tender and Contract Management Prepare tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities with the architect and/or client. Advise on procurement strategy. Prepare and analyse costings for tenders. Allocate work to subcontractors. Prepare and submit final accounts. Cost Analysis and Feasibility Undertake cost analysis for repair and maintenance projects. Assist in establishing client requirements and conducting feasibility studies. Perform risk and value management as well as cost control. Commercial Risk and Valuation Identify, analyse, and develop responses to commercial risks. Provide advice on contractual claims. Value completed work and arrange payments. Project Cost Estimation Work with the commercial team to estimate materials, plant, and equipment costs. Collaborate with the construction team to predict project timescales and associated costs. Conduct feasibility and cost planning, procurement advice, and tender documentation. Contract Administration Maintain awareness of current building contracts and health & safety regulations. Arrange payments to suppliers and contractors. Monitor CVIs, RFIs, and site instructions, and liaise with the project manager regarding variations. Team Leadership and Development Provide oversight and direction to team members in line with organisational policies. Ensure appraisals are carried out within the specified timeframe and provide performance feedback. Coach, mentor, and develop staff, including onboarding new employees and career development planning. Collaboration and Workforce Planning Collaborate with Human Resources for recruitment, onboarding, and training. Maintain workforce planning schedules, including managing absences, sickness, holidays, and training. Meetings and Reporting AttendCVR meetings as required and produce final cost-to-completion forecasts. Essential and Desirable Qualifications Qualifications Relevant HND/Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent practical experience. Further qualifications, such as membership in the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or MRICS, are desirable but not essential. Additional qualifications, such as BTEC in Building Studies, Building Engineering, or Building Management, are welcome. Certifications RelevantCSCS Card (Experienced Technical Supervisor, Supervisory, Professionally Qualified Person, or Manager) is welcome but not essential. Skills and Experience Relevant on-the-job project experience is considered equally valid as formal qualifications. Feasibility and cost planning, procurement advice, tender documentation, and post-contract services expertise. In-depth understanding of commercial risks and cost control. Awareness of health & safety regulations and building contracts. Strong leadership, coaching, and mentoring abilities. Effective communication and performance feedback delivery. Proficient in workforce planning and collaboration with HR for recruitment and onboarding