Assistant Quantity Surveyor (F/M)

As part of Bouygues Construction's Public Works division, VSL International participates in the construction of major technical structures and guarantees their structural safety and durability: transport infrastructure (bridges, tunnels), industrial and energy production structures, and commercial buildings.

VSL's business is based on four areas of expertise:
Structural systems and technologies
Civil engineering
Foundations and soil engineering
Preservation, structural repairs, renovation and optimization of structures.

VSL has 4,000 employees at 25 locations worldwide (Asia and Oceania, Middle East, Europe, Latin America, Canada).

The Assistant Quantity Surveyor will support the Commercial Team by managing the financial and contractual aspects of various projects. Collaborating closely with the Business Development, Methods, and Cost Control teams, the Assistant QS will ensure rigorous cost management and contractual compliance throughout each project's lifecycle.

• Assist in formulating tender strategies
• Develop cost planning and project budgeting, including tender analysis, bidding, valuation of variations, cost estimation, subletting, extension of time claims, cash flow monitoring, certifying payment and variations, and final account settlement
• Responsible for interim payment applications, certifying sub-contractor payment valuation, and final account settlements
• Provide contractual advice to Project Managers and Engineers
• Assist in resolving disputes between contracting parties
• Conduct quantity take-offs
• Maintain awareness of different building contracts conditions currently use

• Diploma or degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent (building, construction, civil or structural engineering)
• A successful first experience in quantity surveying (approximately 1 to 3 years)
• Excellent command of English, both written and spoken, is required
• Candidates must have the legal right to work in the UK at the time of application

Interested? Apply now and let's build the great structures of tomorrow together!