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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Liverpool, Merseyside

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Northampton, Northamptonshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Kingston upon Hull, City of Kingston upon Hull

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Stockport, Greater Manchester

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Wakefield, West Yorkshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Woking, Surrey

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Wolverhampton, West Midlands (County)

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Peterborough, Cambridgeshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Plymouth, Devon

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Birmingham, West Midlands (County)

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Gateshead, Tyne & Wear

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Barnsley, South Yorkshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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    Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Colchester, Essex

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Sheffield, South Yorkshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Brighton, Brighton and Hove

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    York, City of York

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Chelmsford, Essex

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Leeds, West Yorkshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Swansea, City and County of Swansea

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Bradford, West Yorkshire

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Exeter, Devon

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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  • Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor

    Southend-on-Sea, Essex

    £ £300 - £450/day

    Surveyor / Telecoms Surveyor £300 - £450 per day Paid per unit surveyed (£15 per unit, 20 to 30 surveyed per day) Long term work (1...

    Posted 18 days ago

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Surveyor

A quantity surveyor (QS) manages all costs relating to building and civil engineering projects. They are involved in a project from pitch to completion and are concerned with doing the best possible job at the best possible price.

Who can I work for?

A QS may work for a client or a contractor, private practice or local authority.

Where and when can I work?

A QS will work in an office or on-site, on new builds and refurbishment projects. Occasional weekend and evening work may be needed to meet deadlines and the days can be long. For those in private practice or with a local government department, the hours can be slightly shorter.

What can I earn?

A QS can expect a starting salary of roughly £17,000 - £25,000. Obtaining chartered status increases salary options. At senior levels you can expect to earn in excess of £50,000 with partners in private practice earning substantially more.

What are the benefits?

Overnight stays or much longer secondments are common and there are now more opportunities abroad for you to see the world. There are also growing opportunities for the self-employed, with more companies making use of agency or freelance staff.

Are there chances of promotion?

With experience you can develop in to strategic roles in value engineering and risk assessment or specialise in areas like contractual disputes. There is also the option to go into project management.

What will I be responsible for?

As a QS, you could be working on anything from a pothole to a project worth £1million. Typical tasks can include preparing tender and contract documents, undertaking costs analysis, performing risk and value management and cost control, looking at commercial risks, allocating work to subcontractors and valuing completed work. You need to have a full understanding of statutory building regulations.

Do I need any experience?

The most obvious route in is to study for a university degree in quantity or building surveying or a construction-related subject, although it is possible to convert an unrelated degree on to a conversion course. Many employers offer graduate trainee schemes and if you're able to get some work experience before you start, it shows commitment.

What attributes are needed?

Employers expect building, managerial and communication skills, along with sound commercial awareness. You'll also need to be enthusiastic and innovative with strong leadership potential. Problem solving is also a must.

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Surveyor

A quantity surveyor (QS) manages all costs relating to building and civil engineering projects. They are involved in a project from pitch to completion and are concerned with doing the best possible job at the best possible price.

Who can I work for?

A QS may work for a client or a contractor, private practice or local authority.

Where and when can I work?

A QS will work in an office or on-site, on new builds and refurbishment projects. Occasional weekend and evening work may be needed to meet deadlines and the days can be long. For those in private practice or with a local government department, the hours can be slightly shorter.

What can I earn?

A QS can expect a starting salary of roughly £17,000 - £25,000. Obtaining chartered status increases salary options. At senior levels you can expect to earn in excess of £50,000 with partners in private practice earning substantially more.

What are the benefits?

Overnight stays or much longer secondments are common and there are now more opportunities abroad for you to see the world. There are also growing opportunities for the self-employed, with more companies making use of agency or freelance staff.

Are there chances of promotion?

With experience you can develop in to strategic roles in value engineering and risk assessment or specialise in areas like contractual disputes. There is also the option to go into project management.

What will I be responsible for?

As a QS, you could be working on anything from a pothole to a project worth £1million. Typical tasks can include preparing tender and contract documents, undertaking costs analysis, performing risk and value management and cost control, looking at commercial risks, allocating work to subcontractors and valuing completed work. You need to have a full understanding of statutory building regulations.

Do I need any experience?

The most obvious route in is to study for a university degree in quantity or building surveying or a construction-related subject, although it is possible to convert an unrelated degree on to a conversion course. Many employers offer graduate trainee schemes and if you're able to get some work experience before you start, it shows commitment.

What attributes are needed?

Employers expect building, managerial and communication skills, along with sound commercial awareness. You'll also need to be enthusiastic and innovative with strong leadership potential. Problem solving is also a must.