Senior Estimator/Quantity Surveyor

Senior Estimator/Quantity Surveyor Location:

Manchester (Office-Based)

Position:

Full-Time

We are seeking an experienced Senior Estimator, Estimator or Quantity Surveyor to join a specialist, award winning Building Envelope Solutions provider who operate nationwide as both a principal and sub contractor who delivers Façade & Fire wall remediation, Building Envelope solutions and refurbishment projects. Candidates must have strong experience in façade remediation, with full through-wall construction experience including but not limited to SFS Intumescent lining boards, insultation, breather membranes, VCL and all external facade facing products such as EWI, Brickslip, terracotta tiles, aluminium and HPL and hard metal finishing products

Key Responsibilities

• Preparing accurate cost estimates for façade remediation and construction projects valued up to £10 million
• Managing the estimating process from initial enquiry through to final tender submission
• Reviewing drawings, specifications, schedules, and tender documentation
• Interrogate and understand FRAEWs reports.
• Producing detailed quantity take-offs and cost plans
• Obtaining and analysing supplier and subcontractor quotations
• Identifying commercial risks and value engineering opportunities
• Supporting projects through the PCSA (Pre-Construction Services Agreement) process
• Liaising with internal teams, clients, consultants, and subcontractors throughout the pre-construction phase
• Undertaking occasional site visits to assess project requirements and gather information

Requirements

• Previous experience as an Estimator or Senior Estimator within façade remediation, building envelope, cladding, or related construction sectors or QS/Quantity surveying experience
• A solid knowledge of system performance and their requirements to meet building safety standards
• PCSA project pricing
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