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MEP Quantity Surveyor

LJB & Co
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1 week ago
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Our client is a leading MEP contractor delivering complex, high-value projects in the advanced manufacturing and life sciences sectors. They are seeking an MEP Quantity Surveyor to join its commercial team on a flagship biopharmaceutical project in Hull, Yorkshire.

This is a key commercial role, responsible for supporting the full lifecycle cost management of a technically challenging scheme.

The Quantity Surveyor will take ownership of subcontract procurement, contract administration, cost control, and reporting, playing a pivotal role in delivering commercial success on one of the regions most important industrial builds.


Working closely with the Regional Commercial Lead, the Quantity Surveyor will manage supply chain selection with a strong focus on identifying proven, high-performing local SMEs. The role requires an experienced professional with deep knowledge of JCT Design & Build contracts, a strong grasp of construction processes, and the ability to contribute to both the strategic and operational aspects of commercial delivery.

Key Responsibilities

Maintain and update detailed project cost plans in alignment with project goals

Prepare monthly CVR reports, cost forecasts, and variance analysis

Provide cost guidance to support key decision-making throughout the project lifecycle

Support the development of subcontract packages and RFQs

Lead tender evaluations and cost analysis in collaboration with the project director

Drive contract award processes in line with budget, scope, and risk considerations

Manage and maintain the project risk register

Oversee the change control process, ensuring all variations are accurately recorded and costed

Implement robust record-keeping practices through site event logs and reporting systems

Advise project teams on the commercial implications of change

Administer JCT D&B 2016/2024 and other relevant forms of contract

Manage contractual notices, client payments, and dispute resolution processes

Provide strategic insight into contractual obligations and risk exposure

Assist in supply chain selection, prequalification, and tendering

Manage subcontract administration from tender through to final account

Conduct accurate measurement from engineering drawings, BIM models, and site verification

Administer payments, manage variations, and assess progress against milestones

Candidate Profile

Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying or a construction-related discipline

Chartered or working towards membership of RICS, CIOB or similar

Demonstrated experience delivering complex MEP or industrial projects above £20m

Deep understanding of JCT D&B contracts and commercial best practice

Strong technical knowledge of mechanical systems and project change processes

Skilled in ERP cost systems (e.g. SAP, COINS, ORACLE) and proficient in Excel, CostX, Bluebeam, PowerBI

The basic salary is negotiable, along with an excellent & fully comprehensive package


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