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General Contractor/ Construction

£50,000- £55,000+ Excellent benefits/ Hybrid working

I am partnered with a major Contractor who are seeking a career driven QS to join them as they go through a significant period of growth. They are a true market leader in their field, working on high end projects in the utilities, critical infrastructure and process engineering sectors.

So what makes the role so special..?

The business are on an exceptional period of growth and have just created a brand-new Quantity Surveyor position that comes with guaranteed development and progression into Snr Qs and then commercial management in the next 2 years.

No other business out there is offering such a clear pathway into Senior leadership, making this a truly unique opportunity for career driven Commercial professionals in the region.

To breakdown whats on offer...

Highly competitive package - including car allowance + attractive pension & healthcare benefits
Flexible hybrid working - they truly value work-life balance
Clear pathway to Directorship - genuine career progression
Modern East Midlands office location

You will need...

Minimum 2 years experience in Quantity surveyor role, ideally within Construction/ Civil/ Maintenance sectors
Strong numerical skills
Career drive and an eagerness to develop yourself
Familiarity with contract management, including JCT or NEC contracts.

The business are well respected in their field and have a very healthy pipeline. If you're interested in this exciting opportunity, PLEASE APPLY NOW

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