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AECOM

Global infrastructure consulting and program management

Quantity Surveyor:Aviation

Project & Program ManagementUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timeDublin, IrelandNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience working with the NEC Suite of Contracts in a client, contractor, or subcontractor role.
  • Experience delivering projects within the aviation sector or similarly constrained or operationally complex environments.
  • A degree in Quantity Surveying or Cost Management at BSc or MSc level.
  • Registration on the Statutory Register of Quantity Surveyors in Ireland.
  • Strong information technology skills and ability to use digital measurement, cost planning, and tender document tools.

Responsibilities

  • Take a lead role in the commercial and cost management of major building services and infrastructure projects on behalf of the Contracting Entity.
  • Control project expenditure effectively and ensure contractual compliance, commercial governance, and financial certainty throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Lead and mentor junior quantity surveyors while supporting programme-wide commercial objectives.
  • Support development, implementation, and continuous improvement of cost management procedures, systems, and governance frameworks aligned with industry best practice and contractual requirements.
  • Monitor compliance with cost control processes and commercial procedures, identifying and escalating concerns to programme and project leadership teams.
  • Develop and maintain programme-wide MEP cost management strategies for robust budgetary control and financial reporting.
  • Review and contribute to contractor key performance indicators relating to cost performance, forecasting accuracy, value management, and commercial compliance.
  • Lead commercial management of variations, change control, retention mechanisms, liquidated damages assessments, and monthly cashflow forecasting.
  • Provide commercial and financial input to project risk reviews and advise on cost implications of identified and emerging risks.
  • Review and approve forecast final costs and cost reports prepared by the wider cost management team, ensuring accuracy and transparency.
  • Establish and maintain escalation pathways for commercial and cost-related matters across the programme.
  • Support assessment and resolution of contractor claims, disputes, and commercial negotiations as required.
  • Drive value-for-money outcomes through procurement support, commercial challenge, and cost assurance processes.
  • Develop and maintain reporting systems and procedures for timely, accurate, and consistent cost reporting across the programme.
  • Build and maintain relationships with contractors, consultants, suppliers, and industry stakeholders to support programme delivery.
  • Provide specialist commercial advice on construction and consultancy contracts, including claims management, dispute resolution, and contractual entitlements.
  • Review schedules of rates, bills of quantities, and cost plans prepared by consultants to support pre-tender estimates and programme budgets.
  • Provide commercial commentary, benchmarking, and recommendations for procurement and tender evaluation.
  • Review and approve monthly valuations, cost reports, variation assessments, and final account submissions across multiple MEP work packages.
  • Ensure payment recommendations and commercial assessments comply with contract requirements and programme governance procedures.
  • Monitor project expenditure against approved budgets and forecasts, identifying trends, risks, and opportunities to optimise commercial performance.
  • Lead final account negotiations and commercial close-out activities to complete projects financially.

Desired Qualifications

  • Chartered Quantity Surveying status with RICS or SCSI.

About the Company

AECOM

Global infrastructure consulting and program management

AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting firm that provides a wide range of services, including architecture, design, construction management, engineering, environmental services, and program management, to government agencies, private companies, and non-profits. Its work centers on managing and delivering large-scale infrastructure projects, from planning and design to construction and operation, with fees tied to the project type and scope. Unlike firms with a narrower focus, AECOM offers end-to-end support across transportation, buildings, cities, and overall infrastructure, combining technical expertise with project oversight and sustainability considerations. The company aims to improve the world by enhancing natural and social systems, promoting equity and inclusion, and driving responsible, lasting outcomes for communities.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
1990

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