Job Description

Cost Manager (intermediate & senior)

Ref No: jb.cm.qs.wk2

County Westmeath, Republic of Ireland

€55,000 - €80,000 per annum

Quantity Surveyors/Cost Manager (intermediate & senior level)

Westmeath/Sligo (Hybrid/Remote)

€60-80k

Required for an established Quantity Surveying & Project Management consultancy with multiple offices across Ireland

With a diverse portfolio of exciting projects including residential, retail, educational, commercial, and leisure sectors, as well as various civil engineering projects.

They offer a supportive and collaborative environment which will equip the Quantity Surveyors with training, mentorship, and resources needed to thrive, including assistance through APC and CPD training programs.

Key Responsibilities:

• Depending on the level - oversee the Quantity Surveying function on various building projects, driving them to completion
• Prepare cost estimates, budgets, and tender documents
• Monitor project costs, manage cash flow, and ensure timely project delivery within budget
• Support and mentor junior level quantity surveyors

Experience desired:

• Degree level qualification in Quantity Surveying (SCSI / RICS accreditation is desired)
• A strong foundation in cost planning, estimating, and commercial management across various sectors with proven success in project delivery
• Project experience should include a range of residential, commercial, retail, educational, data centre, sports & leisure or healthcare develpments
• Excellent communication and negotiation skills
• Confidence in managing complex projects
• Good knowledge of current forms of contracts
• High level of IT proficiency with knowledge ofCubit, Excel etc.
• Hold eligibility to work in Ireland

Salary & Benefits include:

• €55k-€80k depending on experience
• Annual bonus
• Professional subscriptions
• Flexible working arrangements
• Parking
• Pension
• CPD along with the opportunity for professional development and career progression

To register your interest please forward CV to John.Behan@icds.ie or call 01-632-1200 to discuss.