Planner - Transportation You will help major infrastructure projects move from ambition to achievable delivery. Your schedules will give project teams a clear view of what needs to happen, when it needs to happen and where delivery could be put at risk. By connecting design, engineering, procurement and construction activities, you will help teams make better decisions before delays become problems. You will bring structure to complex programmes, challenge unclear assumptions and turn large volumes of project information into plans that people can understand and act on. Your insight will support project leaders and clients to manage dependencies, understand the critical path, assess the effect of change and maintain confidence in delivery. Whether you are already an experienced planner or have developed strong scheduling skills through project management or engineering, your ability to understand how projects come together will make a visible difference. About the...

The Opportunity We are working with a reputable and growing contractor delivering high-quality social housing developments, who are now seeking an experienced Project or Senior Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team. The successful candidate will be commercially responsible for a new residential scheme, taking full ownership of cost control, procurement, and commercial reporting from pre-construction through to final account. Experience in residential projects values of 30m+ This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated Senior QS looking to work on meaningful projects with long-term career progression. Key Responsibilities Full commercial management of residential schemes Preparation and management of budgets and cost plans Procurement and negotiation of subcontractor packages Valuations, variations, and final accounts Monthly cost value reconciliation (CVRs) and reporting Risk and value management Liaison with project managers, site teams,...

A lot of graduate surveyors spend their first two years on one kind of job. This is the other option: a Lancashire consultancy where you'll see condition surveys, defect investigations, design, contract administration and procurement in the same year, working in a team that has time to explain why things are done the way they are. You'll be given real responsibility early, with experienced surveyors beside you, and a clear route towards chartership. The work Support condition surveys and defect investigations, from site visit to written report Prepare drawings, specifications and schedules of work with design colleagues Help put together tender documentation and review tender returns Learn contract administration on live projects: valuations, variations, certificates and final accounts Attend site and client meetings, take notes and follow up actions Carry out site inspections and record progress, quality and compliance Build your own small caseload as your...