Quantity Surveyor (Claims)

Job Details

Purpose of the position: As Claims Quantity Surveyor you will be responsible for ensuring that claims are properly prepared, substantiated, and negotiated to safeguard the financial and legal interests of the Contractor. The role requires a strong understanding of contract law, cost management, and dispute resolution procedures, as well as excellent analytical and communication skills

 

How can you support us? Here below your responsibilities:

• Analyse contract documents, project plans, and correspondence to identify potential claims and areas of risk.
• Prepare, assess, and submit claims for additional costs, extensions of time, variations, and other contractual entitlements.
• Review Subcontractor claims against scope. Agree the correct elements (cost and time) of any change in scope with Subcontractor team in support of the Project Manger
• Review Subcontractor claims against main contract scope. Identify the correct elements (cost and time) of any change in scope claimed by Subcontractor and prepare the on pass of the claims to Company incorporating Contractor elements.
• Quantify and substantiate claims through the collection and presentation of relevant evidence, including site records, schedules, and cost data.
• Collaborate with project teams, contractors, clients, and legal advisors to resolve claims efficiently and amicably.
• Negotiate settlements and participate in formal dispute resolution processes if necessary.
• Maintain accurate records of claims and associated documentation for audit and reporting purposes.
• Provide expert advice on contractual matters, risk management, and claims strategy throughout the project lifecycle.

 

What are we looking for?

Experience: Proven experience as Claims Quantity Surveyor or similar activities within a project context

IT skills: Office package

 

What we can offer to you:

• Contractor role for 6 to 9 month contract, outside IR35, full-time
• Location: Kingston
• Start date: as soon as a successful candidate is identified