Assistant Quantity Surveyor
United Infrastructure
Assistant Quantity Surveyor
United Infrastructure
UK infrastructure construction and maintenance provider
As a rapidly growing business, we are excited to welcome a Quantity Surveyor to contribute to our success. If you're looking for a long-term career opportunity with a Main Contractor, where you can develop your skills and be part of an industry leading organisation, this role is for you.
You are responsible for the commercial success of the projects whilst adhering to commercial administration procedures. The sub-division in which this role relates to is the special projects division in which deals with mainly cladding remediation projects & fire remediation high risk buildings
To promote and deliver a collaborative environment with both the client and throughout the management of the subcontract / supply chain account.
Contract Management Responsibilities:
Contract Administration:
Budget Management:
Reporting and Documentation:
If you are an Quantity Surveyor seeking a dynamic and diverse work environment, we're offering:
Salary Range / Charge Rate: £33k - £37k
Salary Category: Below £75,000
UK infrastructure construction and maintenance provider
United Infrastructure provides critical infrastructure solutions in the UK for water, energy, power, telecoms, and property services, with two main arms: Utility Infrastructure and Social Infrastructure. It wins revenue by securing contracts for large projects and long-term maintenance frameworks, including social housing repairs and major energy/utility schemes such as a CO2 pipeline. The company differentiates itself by pursuing acquisitive growth to broaden its technical capabilities and capabilities across multiple sectors, plus its focus on large, long-dated contracts. Its goal is to strengthen its position in the critical infrastructure and energy transition space by expanding its technical footprint and customer base through selective acquisitions and steady project delivery.
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