Project Quantity Surveyor
Cork, County Cork, Ireland · Full Time
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- Experience
- 5+ yrs
- Salary
- —
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 2 weeks ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- Third level Degree
- Resume
- Required to apply
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Job description
About JJ Rhatigan & Company and Role Overview
JJ Rhatigan & Company ranks among Ireland’s foremost Building Contractors, operating extensively across Ireland and the UK. They are seeking a Project Quantity Surveyor for their esteemed team based in Dublin. This position provides an excellent chance to engage with a respected main contractor and collaborate on significant multimillion-euro projects.
Role Responsibilities
- Develop cash flow forecasts aligned with the Contract Programme and JJ Rhatigan’s Target Programme.
- Re-measure trade packages as needed to detect quantity discrepancies and ensure accurate tender processing.
- Prepare comprehensive tender enquiry packages by coordinating with Contracts and Project Managers to include all relevant items.
- Select suitable subcontractors from company databases or external sources to tender various work portions according to programme and procurement schedules.
- Maintain and utilize a Procurement tracker to monitor the status of tendered packages, ensuring alignment with the Target Programme.
- Conduct thorough tender analyses to confirm compliant, fully priced submissions; evaluate and compare tenders for omissions or qualifications;
- Assess alternative materials with subcontractors, obtaining alternative estimates where necessary alongside managerial staff.
- Perform value engineering appraisals coordinating with the Design Team and Employer as appropriate.
- Shortlist subcontractors and organize review meetings to verify tender understanding and completeness.
- Carry out subcontractor reference checks evaluating metrics such as Health & Safety compliance, program adherence, quality, financial health, and other critical factors, reporting findings for managerial evaluation.
- Verify subcontractor insurance, site safety statements, waste licenses, tax clearance, pension compliance, and other legal requirements before contract award.
- Setup subcontractor payments and order details within company systems.
- Arrange pre-contract meetings with successful subcontractors, ensuring issuance and signing of contract documents.
- Complete subcontract orders as per company requirements before site commencement; manage change orders and variations, assessing impacts on contract sums; administer collateral warranties as needed.
- Communicate all change orders and variations to the Design Team, maintaining updated schedules.
Candidate Requirements
- A minimum of 5 years’ experience working with a main contractor on €10 million+ projects in Ireland or the UK.
- A third-level degree related to construction or surveying disciplines.
- Strong background and proven experience in the construction sector.
Compensation and Benefits
- Competitive salary and attractive employment terms tailored to the right candidate.
- Comprehensive benefits package.
- Generous opportunities for career development and progression.
- Engagement with challenging projects and professional assignments.
Additional Information
Candidates with the required expertise and enthusiasm are encouraged to apply and join a highly regarded company offering substantial professional growth.
Minimum education
Bachelor's Degree
Industry
Construction