Senior Quantity Surveyor

SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR | DUBLIN 2

THE ROLE

An exceptional opportunity has arisen for an accomplished Senior Quantity Surveyor to join a highly respected multi-disciplinary team based in Dublin 2. This role offers the successful candidate the chance to take a leading position in the delivery of a diverse portfolio of high-value renovation, conservation, fit-out and new-build projects that contribute significantly.

Reporting directly to the Principal Officer, you will play a key strategic role in overseeing the quantity surveying function, providing leadership and guidance to project teams while ensuring the successful delivery of projects from initial appraisal through to final account. This position offers a unique blend of technical responsibility, stakeholder engagement and team oversight, making it particularly suited to an experienced professional looking to influence project outcomes at a senior level.

You will work closely with internal stakeholders, consultants and multidisciplinary teams, contributing to strategic decision-making, cost management excellence and the continuous development of best practice across the organisation. In addition, you will have the opportunity to mentor and support colleagues, helping to drive performance and maintain the highest professional standards throughout project delivery.

This is an excellent opportunity for a senior quantity surveying professional seeking a visible leadership role within a collaborative environment that values expertise, innovation and professional development.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES |

Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

• Managing and coordinating assigned work programmes in line with agreed business objectives
• Delivering professional quantity surveying services across a diverse portfolio of construction-related projects
• Reviewing project appraisals, supporting value engineering initiatives and establishing project budgets
• Preparing and assessing cost estimates to ensure value for money across all project stages
• Reviewing cost plans and monitoring project budgets prior to tender
• Providing guidance on procurement strategies and contracts in line with the Capital Works Management Framework
• Working collaboratively with in-house multi-disciplinary teams to ensure compliance and effective project delivery
• Managing interim cost reviews throughout the project life cycle
• Assessing and negotiating final accounts and resolving associated issues
• Advising on post-contract matters including dispute resolution procedures
• Providing expert advice on construction cost management and industry best practice
• Monitoring current market trends, innovations and developments within the construction sector
• Supporting compliance with Government and EU Directives, Building Regulations, Standards and Codes of Practice
• Assisting in the development and prioritisation of future projects
• Supporting and mentoring staff where required
• Conducting site inspections and evaluations to monitor quality, progress and completed works
• Representing the department at meetings, stakeholder engagements and industry seminars as required

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

• Hold a recognised Level 8 degree in Quantity Surveying
• Have a minimum of 5 years' post-qualification quantity surveying experience, including at least 3 years operating at senior level on significant projects
• Be eligible for inclusion on the Register of Quantity Surveyors established under Part 4 of the Building Control Act 2007
• Possess strong technical and IT skills relevant to the role
• Have a solid understanding of European and National procurement rules, the Capital Works Management Framework and Public Works Contracts
• Demonstrate strong knowledge of Infrastructure Guidelines and public procurement procedures
• Have the ability to take a strategic and solutions-focused approach to project delivery
• Be confident in project cost assessment, analysis and reporting
• Demonstrate strong investigative, analytical and decision-making skills
• Be capable of working effectively under pressure and managing competing deadlines
• Have excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities
• Be comfortable liaising with senior personnel, legal representatives and multidisciplinary teams

DESIRABLE |

• Chartered Membership of the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI), Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) or equivalent
• Experience working within multi-disciplinary project environments
• Experience producing and analysing construction cost data
• Strong understanding of complex contractual matters and dispute resolution
• Knowledge of public administration in Ireland
• Advanced understanding of Infrastructure Guidelines and procurement procedures
• A Level 9 qualification in a construction or construction management related discipline

WHAT NEXT?

Further details are available on request along with a confidential conversation. For immediate consideration, please send your CV to [email protected] in the Dublin Branch via the link.

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