Professional Technical Jobs ⫽ Quantity Surveyor

Quantity surveyor jobs focus on managing costs and contracts throughout construction projects. Responsibilities include preparing estimates, monitoring budgets, handling tenders, and assessing project value. Quantity surveyors also work with legal documentation and help ensure financial efficiency and compliance with regulations. A degree in quantity surveying or a related discipline is usually required. These jobs suit individuals who are numerate, organised, and capable of balancing cost control with project demands in a commercial construction environment.

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