Quantity Surveyor Residential

Quantity Surveyor Retrofit & Decarbonisation Location: Royston, Hertfordshire Salary: 60,000 + 6,452 car allowance (8,052 EV) + generous bonus + exceptional staff benefits Are you a Quantity Surveyor Retrofit & Decarbonisation looking for your next challenge? This is your chance to lead high-profile sustainability projects in a rapidly growing, family-run business. This role offers a 60,000 salary, car allowance (6,452 / 8,052 EV), generous bonus, and exceptional benefits all within a supportive, family-run business thats expanding fast. Lead on high-profile retrofit and energy efficiency projects and help shape the future of sustainable housing. Our client, a dynamic, family-run business with over 1,200 employees nationwide, is hiring a Quantity Surveyor Retrofit & Decarbonisation to manage the commercial aspects of retrofit and energy efficiency projects. With turnover approaching 250m and ambitious plans to double to 500m, this is a business where youll be valued, supported, and rewarded. As a Quantity Surveyor Retrofit & Decarbonisation, you will: Lead cost planning, procurement, valuations, and final accounts. Ensure compliance with PAS 2035, ECO4, SHDF and other retrofit funding requirements. Control budgets, monitor performance, and deliver commercial reporting. Work closely with project managers, local authorities, and housing providers to ensure best practice delivery. What were looking for: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor (retrofit, decarbonisation, or energy efficiency preferred). Knowledge of PAS 2035 / ECO4 / SHDF standards. Strong commercial awareness with JCT/NEC contract knowledge. Excellent analytical, negotiation, and reporting skills. Why join? 60,000 salary. 6,452 car allowance (8,052 EV). Generous bonus + exceptional staff benefits. Career progression with professional training. Be part of a forward-thinking business driving sustainability. If youre an experienced Quantity Surveyor Retrofit & Decarbonisation , apply today and take the lead on projects that will shape the future of sustainable housing. TPBN1_UKTJ

Created: 2025-09-05