We are working with a leading civil engineering contractor that has recently secured several five-year clean and wastewater framework contracts across South and West Wales. As a result of these significant contract awards, the business is expanding its commercial team and is looking to appoint a Senior Quantity Surveyor to support the delivery of these long-term infrastructure projects. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established contractor with a strong pipeline of secured work and clear opportunities for career progression. The successful candidate will take commercial responsibility for either a major scheme valued at approximately £10 million or manage several smaller projects running concurrently across the framework programme. We are seeking a candidate with a proven track record in a civil engineering environment, either operating at Senior Quantity Surveyor level or a Quantity Surveyor ready to step up into a senior role.

Key Responsibilities

* Commercial management of projects from procurement through to final account

* Preparation and management of project cost reports and forecasts

* Subcontractor procurement, management, and account settlement

* Preparation and submission of valuations, variations, and payment applications

* Working closely with operational teams to ensure successful project delivery

Key Requirements

* Strong commercial experience within the civil engineering sector

* Experience working with NEC contracts (essential)

* Ability to manage multiple projects or lead the commercial delivery of a major scheme

* Water sector experience desirable but not essential

What’s on Offer

* £65,000 – £70,000 salary

* Attractive benefits package

* Long-term secured work through established framework agreements

* Opportunity to work on major infrastructure projects across South & West Wales

* Excellent career development within a growing commercial team

This is an excellent opportunity to join a contractor delivering long-term infrastructure improvements across the Welsh water sector