Senior Quantity Surveyor Job at Morgan Sindall Plc (Cumbria)

Senior Quantity Surveyor

Morgan Sindall Plc

Location:
United Kingdom , Cumbria

Category:
Construction

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Not provided

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Job Description:

Senior Quantity Surveyor Cumbria We are looking for a Senior Quantity Surveyor to join our Ednup team on the ISA framework.

Job Responsibility:

Ensure accurate and timely reporting across all commercial activities
Meet project and programme targets for contract, cost, quality, and time
Prepare and manage subcontract accounts, including procurement, variations, and final accounts
Ensure all subcontracts meet company standards and commercial issues are resolved promptly
Submit main contract payment applications and ensure fair, timely subcontractor payments
Identify, raise, and price variations in line with change control processes
Maximise value recovery through accurate measurement of completed works
Forecast and report costs against value to align with profitability targets
Ensure commercial data accuracy within Sphere project management software
Maintain and coordinate all commercial reports required for effective contract management
Supervise, mentor, and support junior staff in their professional development (PDPs, welfare, safety, and competency)
Manage, train, and advise direct reports, fostering a high-performance culture
Take shared responsibility for health, safety, and environmental standards, providing commercial support
Build strong relationships with the Delivery Manager to meet area goals and support customer engagement
Liaise with the Office Manager to ensure cost accuracy and best practice in material procurement
Work with the Performance Analyst to prepare run rate data, weekly gang P&L, plant spend, KPIs, and delivery metrics
Provide key commercial insights and updates across the contract team
Ensure compliance with DELAPs and contract process maps
Coordinate track sheet accuracy through to invoicing, ensuring WIP and cash targets are met
Resolve subcontractor issues, escalating to the Commercial Manager where appropriate
Provide training and support on contract terms and schedule of rates to maximise value recovery

Requirements:

Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a related discipline (or equivalent experience)
ideally chartered or working towards RICS/CICES accreditation
Strong understanding of NEC contracts, cost control, forecasting, and value recovery
Proven experience in managing and developing teams, with a focus on mentoring and performance management
Ability to interpret complex data, identify trends, and make informed decisions
Excellent interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate across functions
Strong planning and prioritisation skills, with the ability to manage multiple workstreams and deadlines
Competent in commercial systems (e.g. Sphere, Excel) and confident in using digital tools for reporting and analysis
A proactive approach to resolving issues and driving continuous improvement
A strong understanding of governance, process adherence, and ethical commercial practice