3 lead quantity surveyor jobs found

Position: Works Surveyor Location: Carshalton Road, Sutton, SM1 4LE Start Date: ASAP Contract Duration: 9+ Months Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week Pay Rate: PAYE: £ 314.29 per day Job Reference: OR(phone number removed) Job Responsibilities Carry out surveys and investigations to identify project requirements. Prepare specifications, drawings and production information for planned maintenance projects. Submit required statutory applications, including Building Control and Planning where applicable. Liaise with residents, contractors, consultants, internal teams and other stakeholders. Prepare tender documentation, including KPI requirements, and support procurement activities. Work with the Procurement and Legal teams to appoint contractors and finalise contracts. Manage projects from feasibility through to completion and post-project review. Lead pre-contract and monthly contract meetings, monitoring progress, quality and performance. Act as the lead...

Our client, a prominent player in the rail industry, is seeking a skilled Rolling Stock Engineer for a contract role based in Birmingham. This opportunity involves supporting vehicle survey activities with a strong focus on electrical systems and ETCS (European Train Control System) integration and assessment. The Rolling Stock Engineer will be essential in inspecting, documenting, and analysing rolling stock electrical systems to support upgrades, modifications, asset condition assessments, and ETCS fitment programmes. Key Responsibilities: Vehicle Survey & Inspection Conduct detailed on-site surveys of rolling stock, focusing on electrical systems, wiring, control circuits, and onboard equipment. Capture accurate data, measurements, and photographic evidence of train systems and layouts. Produce structured survey reports, including red-line drawings and documentation updates. Verify installed equipment against technical drawings, schematics, and design specifications....

Role purpose The purpose of this role is to ensure the organisation meets its statutory duty of enforcing the Building Regulations. This could be applicable to all types of construction projects, as well as taking appropriate action of dangerous structures and proposed demolition works. The role must be undertaken by Registered Building Inspectors (licensed profession), and contributes to the organisation goals of ensuring a safe and thriving built environment. Key results area Accountability Technical Specialisms and Complex Problem Solving • Registered Building Inspectors (licenced profession) must carry out the required functions principally those of plans examination; inspection of works in progress and control of demolitions and dangerous structures; all in accordance with the proper discharge of the Council’s duties and powers under The Building Act 1984 and other allied legislation. • Working at a mostly independent operating level, with the autonomy to undertake complex...