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  • Quantity Surveyor  

    - Cardiff
    Project Details The successful Quantity Surveyor will work across a di... Read More
    Project Details The successful Quantity Surveyor will work across a diverse portfolio of construction projects in multiple sectors. Projects include commercial, residential and mixed-use developments, delivered for private developers and public sector clients across South Wales and the wider UK.  Responsibilities and Duties This Quantity Surveyor job will suit a confident professional seeking to progress their career within a supportive consultancy environment. Key responsibilities will include: Delivering cost consultancy services across multiple construction projects Preparing pre-contract cost plans, estimates and pricing schedules Advising on procurement strategy and managing tender processes Compiling contract documentation and administering contracts Undertaking on-site valuations and cost assessments Producing monthly cost reports and financial statements Forecasting and monitoring project cashflows Liaising with clients and other stakeholders Desired Skills and Experience Suitable candidates will demonstrate: At least 4 years’ post-university experience in quantity surveying or cost management Strong understanding of construction cost control and project management principles Experience working on pre- and post-contract cost management duties Excellent written and verbal communication skills High attention to detail and strong commercial awareness Ability to work independently while contributing positively to a team environment Qualifications/Educational Requirements Degree in Quantity Surveying or a related construction discipline Working towards MRICS chartership or recently chartered with RICS Ongoing commitment to professional development is essential Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is acting as a recruitment consultancy on behalf of a well-established and expanding cost consulting practice based in Cardiff. The business operates across South Wales and the wider UK, delivering professional quantity surveying and cost management services to a broad range of construction clients. The company is known for its collaborative culture, investment in staff development and long-term career progression opportunities. Employees benefit from exposure to varied projects, autonomy in their role and structured support towards chartership and career advancement. A full client overview will be given to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Competitive salary of £45,000 to £60,000 per annum 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays Birthday annual leave Pension scheme Electric car salary sacrifice scheme and bike to work scheme Mileage allowance Team performance-related bonus Profit share after 12 months’ service Full access to an RICS Development Programme with all professional fees paid Read Less
  • Monitoring Surveyor  

    - Bristol
    Project Details The successful Monitoring Surveyor will be involved in... Read More
    Project Details The successful Monitoring Surveyor will be involved in monitoring a range of construction and development projects. These include residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments funded by lenders and investors.  The role focuses on cost control, cashflow reporting, and project progress. Responsibilities and Duties This is a client-facing Monitoring Surveyor job based in Bristol, offering responsibility and autonomy within a growing team. Key duties and responsibilities are expected to include: Delivering project monitoring and lender monitoring services on live construction projects Undertaking regular site visits and preparing clear progress reports Reviewing and commenting on management accounts and cashflow forecasts Anticipating final construction costs and identifying risks to budgets Monitoring compliance with loan conditions and funding agreements Updating sales data and development appraisals Contributing to the overall turnover and profitability of the monitoring division Working collaboratively with colleagues to support team growth and client satisfaction Desired Skills and Experience The successful candidate for this project monitor job in Bristol is likely to demonstrate: Experience in monitoring surveyor, fund monitoring, or cost management roles Strong understanding of construction cost control and project management principles Ability to analyse financial information, including cashflows and cost reports Excellent written and verbal communication skills suitable for lender reporting High levels of accuracy and attention to detail Confidence working independently while contributing positively to a team environment Qualifications/Educational Requirements MRICS qualification is essential, or candidates actively working towards MRICS will be considered A minimum of 1–2 years post-qualification or equivalent relevant experience is preferred A construction-related degree or equivalent professional background is expected Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is acting as a recruitment consultancy for a well-established and growing construction and property consultancy. The business provides specialist monitoring and advisory services to lenders, investors and developers across the UK. With a strong regional presence and a reputation for quality and integrity, the company offers a supportive working culture, genuine career progression and opportunities to develop specialist expertise in monitoring and cost consultancy. A full client overview will be given to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Competitive salary, negotiable based on experience 28 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays Pension scheme Electric car salary sacrifice scheme Bike to work scheme Birthday off Team performance related bonus Profit share after 12 months’ service Mileage allowance Read Less
  • Project Manager  

    - Mountsorrel
    Project Details The successful Project Manager will be responsible for... Read More
    Project Details The successful Project Manager will be responsible for delivering a range of civil engineering and infrastructure projects across the East Midlands. Projects may include highways, drainage, groundworks and associated infrastructure works, delivered safely, on programme and within budget for a range of public and private sector clients. Responsibilities and Duties The Project Manager will take full responsibility for the successful delivery of multiple civil engineering projects from pre-construction through to completion. Key responsibilities will include: Overall management of civil engineering construction projects to ensure delivery to programme, budget and quality requirements Ensuring the highest standards of health, safety and environmental compliance across all sites Managing project teams including Engineers, Supervisors and subcontractors Coordinating closely with the Commercial team to manage cost control, variations and commercial performance Producing and maintaining project programmes, reports and forecasts Managing client relationships and ensuring customer expectations are met or exceeded Overseeing SHE documentation and ensuring compliance with CDM regulations Identifying and mitigating project risks and resolving technical or operational challenges Supporting continuous improvement and best practice across project delivery Desired Skills and Experience This role will suit an experienced construction Project Manager with a strong civil engineering background. The ideal candidate will demonstrate: Proven experience delivering civil engineering or infrastructure projects as a Project Manager Strong commercial awareness and experience managing project costs and performance Excellent leadership and people management skills within a construction environment Solid understanding of UK health and safety legislation and CDM regulations Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently in a fast-paced construction setting Strong organisational, communication and stakeholder management skills A proactive, solutions-focused approach to complex engineering challenges Qualifications/Educational Requirements HND / HNC or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering or Construction CSCS Card – Supervisory level SMSTS NRSWA Supervisor First Aid qualification Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is acting as the recruitment consultancy for a long-established and growing UK civil engineering contractor operating across the Midlands. The business delivers a wide range of civil engineering and infrastructure projects and holds multiple ISO accreditations, reflecting its commitment to quality, safety and environmental management. The company offers a supportive and professional working environment with opportunities for long-term career development for high-performing construction professionals. A full client overview will be given to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Competitive salary package Opportunities for career development and progression Potential for flexible working arrangements Full-time position with a 45-hour working week Read Less
  • Senior Fire Safety Surveyor  

    - Orpington
    Project Details The successful candidate will work across a broad rang... Read More
    Project Details The successful candidate will work across a broad range of built environment projects, including residential, mixed-use, commercial and public sector buildings. Projects involve fire safety surveying, external wall assessments, fire strategies and wider building surveying services across existing and new-build assets. Responsibilities and Duties This role would suit an experienced Building Surveyor looking to develop a long-term career in fire safety consultancy within the construction industry. Responsibilities will include leading fire safety surveying commissions while supporting junior staff and maintaining strong client relationships. Deliver fire safety surveying services, including compartmentation surveys and fire door inspections Undertake external wall system surveys and prepare PAS 9980 FRAEW appraisals Review fire strategies and prepare technical reports for clients Manage complex fire safety and building surveying projects through their full lifecycle Provide professional advice to clients and identify repeat and new business opportunities Support wider building surveying duties, including condition surveys, defects analysis and party wall matters Mentor and support junior Building Surveyors and contribute to knowledge sharing across the practice Liaise with clients, contractors and other construction consultants Desired Skills and Experience Candidates should have a strong technical background in fire safety and building surveying, with experience working within a construction consultancy or similar professional services environment. Proven experience delivering fire safety and building surveying services FRAEW experience, ideally RICS External Wall Assessment qualified and able to sign EWS1 forms Fire door inspection training such as DipFD or equivalent Passive fire protection training such as ASFP or equivalent Strong understanding of fire safety legislation, building construction and compliance Experience of pre-contract duties and project delivery Familiarity with JCT forms of contract Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to mentor and develop junior surveyors Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook Full UK driving licence and access to transport is essential Qualifications/Educational Requirements BSc or MSc in Building Surveying or a related discipline MRICS, AIFireE or equivalent professional qualification Candidates working towards chartership with significant relevant experience will also be considered Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is acting as the retained recruitment consultancy for a well-established, multi-disciplinary construction and property consultancy operating across the UK. The business provides a wide range of professional services across the built environment and has a strong reputation for technical excellence, client service and staff development. With multiple regional offices and decades of industry experience, the consultancy delivers award-winning projects across both public and private sectors. The employer is committed to investing in people, professional development and long-term careers within construction consultancy. A full client overview will be given to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Salary up to £75,000 per annum Hybrid working arrangement Structured career development pathways Sponsorship for professional qualifications Enhanced annual leave and family leave policies Employee assistance programme and wellbeing benefits Long-term progression opportunities within a growing consultancy Read Less
  • Clerk of Works  

    - Surrey
    Project Details In this Clerk of Works role, you will be responsible f... Read More
    Project Details In this Clerk of Works role, you will be responsible for inspecting a range of residential housing projects, including new-build developments and refurbishment schemes delivered for contractors and housing associations. Additional project exposure may include health and mixed-use developments. Sites are located across South West London, Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex, making this role particularly suitable for candidates based around Croydon or Woking. Responsibilities and Duties The Clerk of Works will undertake regular site inspections to ensure works are delivered in line with required quality and construction standards. Responsibilities will include: Inspecting residential new-build and refurbishment projects Monitoring workmanship against drawings, specifications and statutory requirements Producing clear, accurate and high-quality inspection reports Identifying, recording and reporting defects, snags and non-compliance Liaising with contractors, consultants and wider project teams Supporting on-site quality assurance processes Maintaining accurate inspection records and project documentation Desired Skills and Experience The successful Clerk of Works will have strong site-based experience and confidence inspecting housing projects. Suitable candidates are likely to demonstrate: Previous experience on residential new-build and/or refurbishment schemes Strong written communication and interpersonal skills Competence using Microsoft Office packages Experience with digital inspection software such as Field View or PlanRadar (training available) A full UK driving licence (essential for site travel) A background as a Site Manager or in Customer Care, seeking to move into a Clerk of Works role Qualifications/Educational Requirements ICWCI membership is desirable (MICWCI, AssocICWCI, LICWCI, Student, etc.) Support is available to progress to full Member grade (MICWCI) Fire engineering qualifications (IFE) are advantageous Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is acting on behalf of a well-established, multidisciplinary consultancy renowned for delivering high-quality inspection and advisory services across the built environment. Operating nationwide, the organisation works across a broad range of construction sectors and is committed to improving quality, safety and performance on projects. The company offers structured training, ongoing professional development and genuine long-term career progression opportunities. A full client profile will be provided to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Salary of £45,000 to £55,000 or more, depending on experience Business travel expenses paid at attractive rate Access to an electric company car scheme Read Less
  • Director - Procurement  

    - Birmingham
    Project Details The successful Director – Procurement will oversee and... Read More
    Project Details The successful Director – Procurement will oversee and contribute to a portfolio of commissions, working with a highly skilled, multidisciplinary team delivering: Market-leading strategic procurement and contract advice Full end-to-end procurement services (from strategy and planning through to tendering, evaluation, negotiation and award) Senior-level client guidance on procurement governance, risk management and commercial decision-making The wider team includes specialists in procurement and contract strategy, claims management and dispute resolution services, enabling the delivery of fully integrated commercial and contract advisory solutions to clients.
    There will be opportunities to travel both nationally and internationally to lead and oversee key commissions for the consultancy’s blue-chip client portfolio.
    A highly competitive salary and benefits package is on offer, commensurate with seniority and experience. Responsibilities and Duties Key responsibilities for this Director – Procurement role include: Providing overall leadership for the procurement service line within the Contract Services division, helping to set strategy, standards and best practice. Leading multi-disciplinary teams to deliver comprehensive end-to-end procurement services for major projects and programmes. Acting as senior client lead on key accounts, building long-term relationships and identifying opportunities to add value and grow service lines. Driving the growth and profile of the Birmingham Contract Services procurement offering, including input into business planning and service development. Leading and overseeing the achievement of team and wider business objectives, including financial, utilisation and quality targets. Leading major bids and proposals, driving work-winning activity and supporting the development of compelling value propositions for clients. Developing and approving procurement and commercial strategies from initial planning through to contract award, ensuring alignment with client objectives and regulatory requirements. Providing senior review and sign-off of tender and contract documentation and overseeing the tender process through to successful contract award. Acting as a trusted adviser on procurement routes, procedures, governance and compliance across public and private sector clients. Coaching, mentoring and developing Associate Directors, senior consultants and consultants, fostering a high-performance, inclusive team culture. Desired Skills and Experience The ideal Director – Procurement candidate will demonstrate: A substantial track record of developing and leading procurement strategies on major projects and programmes, ideally across multiple sectors. Proven experience in leading strategic procurement commissions and multi-disciplinary teams, ensuring efficiency, compliance and best practice. Extensive experience in tender strategy and preparation, including designing procurement processes and drafting or overseeing key documentation tailored to different sectors and regulatory environments. Deep understanding of commercial principles and financial / commercial modelling to support complex procurement decisions and business cases. Expertise in delivering procurement strategies and associated documentation on capital projects or major programme environments. Strong supplier and market engagement skills, managing interactions from early market testing and engagement through to complex negotiations and contract award. Broad cross-sector experience with Public and/or Utilities Contract Regulations or equivalent procurement frameworks, including governance and risk management. High level proficiency in the use of standard form contracts, particularly NEC and JCT, including contract drafting, negotiation, risk allocation and award. Demonstrable experience of leading, managing and developing a team of procurement professionals at different levels. A strong track record in business generation, including bid leadership, account management, networking and contributing to sustainable pipeline growth. Excellent communication, stakeholder engagement, presentation and influencing skills at senior executive and board level. Qualifications/Educational Requirements A BSc (or equivalent) in quantity surveying, civil engineering, law, procurement or another construction / infrastructure / commercial discipline. Ideally CIPS qualified (MCIPS) or holding an equivalent professional procurement qualification. Additional postgraduate or management qualifications (e.g. MBA) would be advantageous but are not essential. Employing Company Overview and Profile The successful Director – Procurement will be joining a leading global consultancy with an entrepreneurial and rapidly growing Contract Services team. The clear intention is to appoint a senior leader who can further develop the procurement offering and play a key role in the continued growth of the division.
    You will benefit from exposure to large-scale, complex projects; the opportunity to shape service lines and client strategies; structured leadership development; and the platform to act as a trusted expert to blue-chip clients.
    The consultancy actively promotes a hybrid method of working to support a healthy work–life balance, recognising the day-to-day demands and commitments that life brings.
    The team is committed to delivering best practice in procurement. As such, individuals are encouraged and supported to achieve and maintain MCIPS status (or equivalent) and to undertake regular professional development to enhance their skills, knowledge and market standing.
    Further opportunities are available to travel both nationally and internationally to lead and oversee key commissions for the firm’s blue-chip client portfolio.
    Full details of this leading global consultancy will be shared with shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Generous salary, negotiable based on experience Car allowance Hybrid working 35 days’ holiday inclusive of 8 public holidays Health insurance Medical insurance Life assurance Pension Read Less
  • Director - Procurement  

    - Leeds
    Project Details The successful Director – Procurement will oversee and... Read More
    Project Details The successful Director – Procurement will oversee and contribute to a portfolio of commissions, working with a highly skilled, multidisciplinary team delivering: Market-leading strategic procurement and contract advice Full end-to-end procurement services (from strategy and planning through to tendering, evaluation, negotiation and award) Senior-level client guidance on procurement governance, risk management and commercial decision-making The wider team includes specialists in procurement and contract strategy, claims management and dispute resolution services, enabling the delivery of fully integrated commercial and contract advisory solutions to clients.
    There will be opportunities to travel both nationally and internationally to lead and oversee key commissions for the consultancy’s blue-chip client portfolio.
    A highly competitive salary and benefits package is on offer, commensurate with seniority and experience. Responsibilities and Duties Key responsibilities for this Director – Procurement role include: Providing overall leadership for the procurement service line within the Contract Services division, helping to set strategy, standards and best practice. Leading multi-disciplinary teams to deliver comprehensive end-to-end procurement services for major projects and programmes. Acting as senior client lead on key accounts, building long-term relationships and identifying opportunities to add value and grow service lines. Driving the growth and profile of the Leeds Contract Services procurement offering, including input into business planning and service development. Leading and overseeing the achievement of team and wider business objectives, including financial, utilisation and quality targets. Leading major bids and proposals, driving work-winning activity and supporting the development of compelling value propositions for clients. Developing and approving procurement and commercial strategies from initial planning through to contract award, ensuring alignment with client objectives and regulatory requirements. Providing senior review and sign-off of tender and contract documentation and overseeing the tender process through to successful contract award. Acting as a trusted adviser on procurement routes, procedures, governance and compliance across public and private sector clients. Coaching, mentoring and developing Associate Directors, senior consultants and consultants, fostering a high-performance, inclusive team culture. Desired Skills and Experience The ideal Director – Procurement candidate will demonstrate: A substantial track record of developing and leading procurement strategies on major projects and programmes, ideally across multiple sectors. Proven experience in leading strategic procurement commissions and multi-disciplinary teams, ensuring efficiency, compliance and best practice. Extensive experience in tender strategy and preparation, including designing procurement processes and drafting or overseeing key documentation tailored to different sectors and regulatory environments. Deep understanding of commercial principles and financial / commercial modelling to support complex procurement decisions and business cases. Expertise in delivering procurement strategies and associated documentation on capital projects or major programme environments. Strong supplier and market engagement skills, managing interactions from early market testing and engagement through to complex negotiations and contract award. Broad cross-sector experience with Public and/or Utilities Contract Regulations or equivalent procurement frameworks, including governance and risk management. High level proficiency in the use of standard form contracts, particularly NEC and JCT, including contract drafting, negotiation, risk allocation and award. Demonstrable experience of leading, managing and developing a team of procurement professionals at different levels. A strong track record in business generation, including bid leadership, account management, networking and contributing to sustainable pipeline growth. Excellent communication, stakeholder engagement, presentation and influencing skills at senior executive and board level. Qualifications/Educational Requirements A BSc (or equivalent) in quantity surveying, civil engineering, law, procurement or another construction / infrastructure / commercial discipline. Ideally CIPS qualified (MCIPS) or holding an equivalent professional procurement qualification. Additional postgraduate or management qualifications (e.g. MBA) would be advantageous but are not essential. Employing Company Overview and Profile The successful Director – Procurement will be joining a leading global consultancy with an entrepreneurial and rapidly growing Contract Services team. The clear intention is to appoint a senior leader who can further develop the procurement offering and play a key role in the continued growth of the division.
    You will benefit from exposure to large-scale, complex projects; the opportunity to shape service lines and client strategies; structured leadership development; and the platform to act as a trusted expert to blue-chip clients.
    The consultancy actively promotes a hybrid method of working to support a healthy work–life balance, recognising the day-to-day demands and commitments that life brings.
    The team is committed to delivering best practice in procurement. As such, individuals are encouraged and supported to achieve and maintain MCIPS status (or equivalent) and to undertake regular professional development to enhance their skills, knowledge and market standing.
    Further opportunities are available to travel both nationally and internationally to lead and oversee key commissions for the firm’s blue-chip client portfolio.
    Full details of this leading global consultancy will be shared with shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Generous salary, negotiable based on experience Car allowance Hybrid working 35 days’ holiday inclusive of 8 public holidays Health insurance Medical insurance Life assurance Pension Read Less
  • Senior Consultant - Commercial & Quantum  

    - Darlington
    Project Details Working within this specialist commercial and contract... Read More
    Project Details Working within this specialist commercial and contract management consultancy, you will provide services to a range of clients, including: Tier one and regional main contractors Specialist subcontractors Client and employer organisations The consultancy’s core focus is on commercial management, quantum assessment and commercial recovery, with additional involvement in claims and dispute resolution. You will work on a mix of live projects and retrospective commissions that may include: Traditional commercial / QS support on live projects Quantum analysis and assessment of change, costs and entitlements Support in the preparation and defence of claims and, where relevant, formal disputes such as adjudication You will not be expected to arrive with formal disputes experience, but you will have the opportunity to develop this as your experience grows and your interest dictates. Responsibilities and Duties As a Senior Consultant – Commercial & Quantum, you will work both independently and as part of small, focused teams. You will lead individual workstreams, take responsibility for high-quality commercial outputs and have regular client-facing interaction.
    Typical duties will include: Leading the review and analysis of tender, contract and project documentation Providing commercial management support on live projects, from procurement through to final account Identifying, evidencing and supporting clients’ commercial entitlements on change, loss and expense and other matters Interrogating and assessing construction costs, valuations, change records and commercial reporting Preparing or contributing to the preparation of commercial reports, cost assessments and quantum analyses Drafting clear written narratives, commercial justifications and supporting information for compensation events or similar change mechanisms Supporting, and in time helping to lead, the preparation of claims documentation (training provided as needed) Assisting with the preparation of dispute referral, response and reply documents for adjudications where appropriate, under the guidance of more senior colleagues Applying and advising on standard forms of contract, in particular NEC, and potentially JCT and bespoke forms Liaising closely with client commercial, project and site teams, and occasionally working from client offices or project sites as required Providing support and informal guidance to more junior consultants as your experience and responsibility grows The role will provide regular exposure to complex commercial issues and quantum assessments, with the option to grow into more formal disputes work as your career interests evolve. Desired Skills and Experience The successful Senior Consultant – Commercial & Quantum is likely to demonstrate: Significant experience as a Quantity Surveyor / Commercial professional with a reputable main contractor, subcontractor or comparable consultancy Strong, hands-on experience of core commercial management: valuations, variations, change control, cost reporting and final accounts Good working knowledge of NEC forms of contract, including compensation events and payment mechanisms (experience with JCT and/or bespoke contracts also beneficial) Experience working in organisations with robust commercial procedures and reporting Confidence in preparing, assessing and interrogating construction costs and commercial data Ability to draft clear, well-structured commercial correspondence and narratives Exposure to claims and/or commercial recovery issues Any experience supporting formal disputes (e.g. adjudication) would be a bonus Excellent planning, organisational and time-management skills, with the ability to manage multiple workstreams and deadlines Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with confidence when dealing with client commercial and project teams Qualifications/Educational Requirements A degree (or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a closely related discipline is essential Ideally a Chartered Quantity Surveyor (MRICS or equivalent) – strong candidates who are close to achieving chartered status will also be considered Any additional training or postgraduate study in construction law, contract law or dispute resolution would be an advantage but is not a requirement Employing Company Overview and Profile The employer is a British commercial and contract management consultancy with a prestigious client base that includes tier one main contractors, regional contractors, specialist subcontractors and client organisations.
    They operate nationally and also have involvement on selected international projects. Much of your work can be undertaken from the company’s Darlington office in the North East, with hybrid working where appropriate. However, it is common for consultants to be embedded within client teams for specific commissions, which may involve working on sites or in client offices, including in London and the South. You should therefore be prepared to travel when required.
    This Senior Consultant role is particularly well suited to experienced Quantity Surveyors who enjoy the commercial side of projects and want to broaden into more specialist commercial, quantum and (optionally) disputes-related work within a focused consultancy environment.
    The business promotes an inclusive, professional working culture and actively supports ongoing training, professional development and clear career progression. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Salary: £70,000 – £85,000 (DOE) Discretionary bonus Private medical insurance Pension scheme 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays Professional fees paid (where applicable) Opportunities for further training, development and progression Read Less
  • Technical Director – Healthcare Sector Lead  

    - Birmingham
    Project Details Projects include a diverse portfolio within the health... Read More
    Project Details Projects include a diverse portfolio within the healthcare sector across the Midlands and wider UK. Typical schemes range from new-build hospitals and primary care facilities to private clinics, veterinary practices, and care homes. The successful candidate will drive technical excellence, client engagement, and business growth across the company's healthcare delivery division. Responsibilities and Duties The Technical Director will lead the consultancy’s Healthcare Sector activities in the Midlands, to include Birmingham, Leicester and Cambridge and ensure the successful delivery of cost management and project management commissions.  Key responsibilities include: Acting as Healthcare Sector Lead within the business, setting direction and strategy Overseeing cost and project management commissions from inception to completion Managing key client relationships and securing repeat business Providing technical leadership and quality assurance across project teams Driving innovation and best practice within healthcare frameworks and health projects Supporting business development initiatives and contributing to bids and presentations Mentoring and developing senior and intermediate staff Liaising with public and private healthcare clients and framework partners Desired Skills and Experience Around 10–20 years of experience is needed within cost management or project management A proven track record in the healthcare sector is essential —experience with hospitals, care homes, dentists, or veterinary facilities or directly transferable skills and experience Strong understanding of healthcare frameworks and client-side processes Previous employment with a leading consultancy or client organisation within the sector Excellent leadership, communication and stakeholder management skills Commercially astute, with the ability to balance design, cost, and operational priorities Qualifications/Educational Requirements Degree in Quantity Surveying, Project Management, or a related construction discipline is expected Chartered status with the RICS or similar professional body such as APM or MCIOB preferred Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is seeking a Technical Director for a prestigious international cost and project management consultancy. The company is well established in the UK and globally, delivering complex and high-profile projects across multiple sectors, including healthcare, education, and commercial property. Known for their collaborative approach and technical excellence, they offer genuine career progression within a forward-thinking environment. A full client overview will be provided to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Generous and highly competitive salary and benefits package Leadership role with long-term career progression Flexible working and regional base in the Midlands, which could include cities such as Birmingham, Leicester or Cambridge Read Less
  • Senior Building Surveyor  

    - London
    Project Details Major works and remediation programmes across resident... Read More
    Project Details Major works and remediation programmes across residential housing in North and East London, with a strong focus on external wall defects/cladding systems, fire safety compliance and latent defect investigations. Projects are delivered under public-sector style procurement and contract frameworks, aligned with Building Safety and Fire Safety legislation, with BIM used to record works and compliance information. Responsibilities and Duties You will join a specialist client-side project team delivering high-profile remediation and latent defect programmes. Responsibilities will include: Managing multiple remediation and latent defect projects from investigation through to completion (time, cost, quality, safety) Leading technical investigations into building fabric defects, particularly cladding/external wall systems and fire safety related issues Producing and coordinating technical scopes, specifications and remedial solutions with consultants and internal stakeholders Procuring and administering JCT contracts (tendering, evaluations, appointments, change control and contract administration) Managing contractor and consultant performance, ensuring robust reporting, programme control and quality assurance Ensuring compliance with statutory requirements, Building Regulations (including Part B), and wider building safety obligations Acting in a client capacity under CDM Regulations, monitoring H&S performance and ensuring safe delivery on site Maintaining accurate project records and supporting the ‘Golden Thread’ approach using BIM and strong document control Leading resident and stakeholder engagement for major works, including handling queries/complaints and supporting access/decant arrangements where required Attending occasional out-of-hours/evening resident and stakeholder meetings to provide project updates (essential requirement) Preparing reports for senior stakeholders and contributing to team planning, budgets and service improvement activity Supporting, where required, basic tasks connected to latent defect claims and case administration alongside internal legal support Desired Skills and Experience To succeed in this Senior Building Surveyor job in London, you are likely to have: Strong building surveying experience on complex residential assets, ideally within social housing, local authority or similar client-side environments Demonstrable project management experience delivering major works/remediation programmes In-depth understanding of cladding systems, external wall construction and remediation approaches Strong knowledge of fire safety standards, Building Regulations and statutory compliance requirements Proven experience tendering and administering public-sector style JCT contracts Experience acting as the Client under CDM Regulations and managing H&S risk on construction programmes Excellent stakeholder management skills, including resident engagement during disruptive major works Strong commercial awareness, programme management and contractor performance monitoring capability High-quality written reporting and communication skills, with confidence presenting updates to residents and stakeholders Qualifications/Educational Requirements Degree, NVQ or equivalent in Building Surveying, Building Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline (preferred) Chartered status with RICS, CIOB or similar (desirable), or working towards professional accreditation Training/working knowledge relevant to CDM, fire safety and building safety compliance (highly desirable) Employing Company Overview and Profile Maxim Recruitment is working with a respected housing provider that delivers and manages affordable homes across London. Its specialist property team is delivering complex remediation and latent defect programmes, including fire safety and external wall/cladding-related projects, supported by robust governance and modern digital information management practices. A full client overview will be given to shortlisted candidates. Additional Benefits Package and Incentives Salary: Up to £70,000 per annum Up to 5% performance-related bonus 27 days annual leave Non-contributory pension 35 hours per week Full-time, permanent role Read Less

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