Senior Quantity Surveyor

SENIOR QUANTITY SURVEYOR| DUBLIN 2 | 12 MONTH CONTRACT |

THE ROLE|

The post of Senior Quantity Surveyor is a full-time position, based in Dublin working within a multi-disciplinary team. S/he will undertake a range of duties in design, construction and advisory projects and any other duties assigned from time to time as appropriate to the position.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES|

The precise range of duties will vary over time according to the priorities of the planned and ongoing projects, but will include the following:

• Planning, organising, managing, co-ordinating and monitoring their work programme as assigned in accordance with the agreed business plan.
• Providing and monitoring professional quantity surveying services on a variety of construction-related projects including renovation and conservation, construction and fit out
• Checking of project appraisals at inception, participating in value engineering and determining budget costs
• Preparing and reviewing project order of magnitude costs for value for money
• Checking and reviewing cost plans and project budget costs at all stages prior to tender
• Provision of guidance on procurement and contracts in alignment with the Capital Works Management Framework
• Working with the in house multi-disciplinary team and providing interim checks during the project duration to ensure alignment with required processes
• Assessment of final accounts and the resolution of issues arising from the final account process
• Provision of advice in relation to post contract matters (including dispute resolution mechanisms)
• Provision of advice on general construction cost related matters
• Research and provision of advice in relation to current industry trends and innovations
• Formulating and adapting policy to ensure compliance with relevant Government and EU Directives, Building Regulations/Standards and Codes of Practice
• Assisting in the development of mechanisms for evaluating and prioritising projects.
• Managing and developing staff if assigned.
• Visiting and inspecting sites and buildings if required to evaluate progress, quality of works and completed projects including post occupancy evaluation.
• Additional duties may be assigned from time to time which may include representation of the department at seminars, participation at meetings with various stakeholders in respect of project delivery etc.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS|

Candidates must on or before the closing date:

• be a citizen of Ireland
• Hold a recognised University degree (at level 8 on the NFQ) in Quantity Surveying,

And

• Have had, since qualifying, a minimum of five years' satisfactory practical quantity surveying experience including at least three years at a senior level, working on significant projects
• Be eligible for inclusion on the register of Quantity Surveyors established in accordance with Part 4 of the Building Control Act 2007
• Possess a high standard of technological training and experience, including familiarity with information technology software to fulfill the role
• Be familiar with European and National procurement rules and processes, the Capital Works Management Framework and the Public Works Contracts
• Have good knowledge of the Infrastructure Guidelines, public procurement requirements and procedures
• Have the ability to take a strategic approach in the delivery of key policy objectives
• Be capable of actively participating in project cost assessment and analysis
• Have the ability to conduct formal and informal inquiries, including collecting all necessary information, reporting impartially and accurately, drawing conclusions and making recommendations
• Have the ability to work under pressure to tight deadlines
• Have the ability to foster a positive working relationship with colleagues and external stakeholders and to lead and work in multi-disciplinary teams
• Have the confidence to liaise with senior personnel, legal and other professionals and the ability to represent national positions in international negotiating

DESIRABLE|

• Chartered Membership of the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland or Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors or equivalent
• Experience of working in a multi-disciplinary team to support cost effective project delivery
• Experience with the production of and utilisation of cost data
• Have an ability to make informed judgements and decisions on complex contractual issues
• Demonstrate a good working knowledge, or the ability to quickly acquire such knowledge, of public administration in Ireland
• Good knowledge of the Infrastructure Guidelines, public procurement requirements and procedures
• Level 9 qualification in a construction or construction management related area

This is a 12 Month contract through Staffline Recruitment Ireland with the view to becoming permanent.

WHAT NEXT?

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

Staffline Recruitment Ireland is dedicated to connecting talented individuals with great opportunities. As a leading recruitment agency and an equal opportunities employer, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment. We specialise in understanding the unique needs of both our clients and candidates, and we provide customised and efficient staffing solutions across various sectors. Our team is committed to excellence and driven by a passion for growth, offering a wide range of opportunities. Partner with us for a smooth recruitment journey and take your career to the next level with Staffline.