​We are seeking skilled and experienced Senior MEP Quantity Surveyors to join project teams delivering large-scale developments in London. This is an opportunity to work on high-profile projects, managing complex commercial responsibilities while supporting long-term client relationships.

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Reports To: Commercial Director

Purpose of Role

Oversee multiple projects, driving commercial performance while maintaining strong client and stakeholder relationships.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage project deliverables and ensure commercial, financial, and administrative systems are applied effectively.

• Lead and guide commercial teams to ensure successful planning, execution, and closeout of projects.

• Review tender documentation, identify risks and opportunities, and propose strategies to protect value.

• Evaluate and approve key contractors and suppliers.

• Ensure contractual correspondence, claims, and extension-of-time submissions are prepared in line with contractual obligations.

• Monitor project progress to ensure delivery within programme and budget parameters.

• Support definition of project scope, deliverables, and goals in coordination with stakeholders.

• Report on costs versus estimates, analyse variances, and recommend corrective measures.

• Provide detailed progress reports highlighting challenges, risks, and solutions.

• Safeguard client objectives through proactive cost management, contractual advice, and collaborative engagement.

• Ensure subcontract agreements reflect scope, compliance requirements, and contractual responsibilities.

• Communicate contractual obligations clearly across all project team members, including site personnel.
  

Candidate Profile

• Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or related qualification (RICS / SCSI membership or equivalent desirable).

• 6+ years’ professional experience in quantity surveying roles, with strong MEP and data centre project exposure.

• Proven ability to develop and sustain strong client relationships, supporting repeat business opportunities.

• Sound knowledge of major forms of contract used in the construction industry (e.g., JCT, FIDIC, RIAI).

• Strong commercial acumen with awareness of industry trends and competitive landscape.

• Skilled in negotiation, conflict resolution, and critical evaluation of technical and contractual documentation.

• Excellent attention to detail, with the ability to deliver accurate, clear, and timely reports.

• Confidence in building relationships with clients, consultants, and wider project stakeholders.