Assistant Quantity Surveyor - Rail - #2179595

Your new company
You will be joining a leading consultancy supporting a major UK rail infrastructure programme. They are looking to strengthen their commercial team with an Assistant Quantity Surveyor who has previous experience working within railway Track/Permanent Way environments.

Your new role
As Assistant Quantity Surveyor, you will support Commercial Managers and senior commercial professionals with the commercial management of a Track package. Responsibilities will include:

• Cost monitoring and reporting
• Tracking project change
• NEC contract administration
• Supporting compensation event management
• Payment assessments
• Procurement support
• Maintaining commercial records and data
• Supporting cost and change control
• Commercial reporting
• Working alongside the wider project and commercial teams

What you'll need to succeed
For this position, previous rail Track/Permanent Way experience is essential, alongside previous NEC contract experience.
You could currently be operating as an Assistant Quantity Surveyor or at a similar commercial level within a rail contractor, consultancy or infrastructure organisation.
Experience within Track, Trackworks, P-Way or Permanent Way environments will be particularly relevant.

What you'll get in return
You will receive a 12-month+ contract, with the potential for extension based on ongoing requirements. The position is inside IR35, hybrid and can be based from either Birmingham or London. Rate will be dependent on experience.

What you need to do now
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