If you are looking for an opportunity to join an independently owned multi-disciplinary construction consultancy then this opportunity is for you. If you’re a Senior Quantity Surveyor looking to make that progression in your career or whether you are already an Associate who fancies a change of scenery, then look no further than this role.
We are currently looking for an Associate Director (PQS) to fill a permanent opening with a company located on the outskirts of Manchester. Interested candidates will have the opportunity to work across a wide variety of projects ranging from Residential, Education, Local Authority, Social Housing and Heritage projects to name but a few.
The successful candidate must have previous Employers Agent experience as you will be carrying out the full spectrum of pre-contract and post-contract services for new and existing clients from inception to completion.
A proven track record in business development and securing repeat and new business would see you on the route to Director.
Requirements of the Associate Director (PQS)
- Membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS)
- Able to work on own or managing a team for project deliverables as project dictates
- Significant exposure to, and good working relations with, private and public-sector clients
- Confident, client facing and keen to develop client relationship
- Solid technical competence and service delivery
On offer for the Associate Director (PQS)
- The position has an attractive salary between £70,000 - £75,000
- Electric Vehicle Scheme
- Pension contribution of 5%
- Birthday off
- Paid subscriptions
- Flexible working policy of 3 in the office and 2 from home
What happens next?
On receipt of your application our dedicated Surveying and Project Management recruiter, Rees Allan, will contact you to discuss this opportunity in full detail. Rees will disclose the name of our client to you.
Please note: This position requires prior experience working within the UK job market. Applications without relevant UK experience may not be considered.