About this role
Intermediate Quantity Surveyor - Blanchardstown Data Centre project 2+ years left on current project What's in it for you? Salary up to €80,000 DOE Hybrid working Annual Bonus Car Allowance Pension & Healthcare Join a Tier 1 Main Contractor and have a crucial role on a high-profile Data Centre project in Dublin. This company have over 95 years' industry experience and you will benefit from an unrivaled work/life balance, a positive working environment, extensive benefits and exposure to the most prestigious projects in Ireland here. You will be a key acquisition for a company that are setting new standards in construction excellence and continuing to build on their reputation for delivering landmark projects. They consistently deliver work of the highest quality and this has led to significant repeat business from clients and recognition in the form of high-profile industry awards. They have recently secured a significant amount of upcoming projects throughout Ireland.
Your role will Involve
Assist in the drafting of subcontract Agreements. Receive, assess, and settle subcontract interim valuations and final accounts. Review developing design information and advise the wider project team of the cost implications. Complete monthly valuations for submission to the Employer’s Representative and agree valuations. Participate in the monthly internal cost reporting systems engaging in cost value reconciliations, turnover reports, cost reports and project outcome projections. Be a key player in the preparation of the project final account submission.
What we are looking for
Level 8 or above Qualification in Quantity Surveying. 3+ years' experience in a similar position. Apply in confidence with your CV today.
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