Quantity Surveyor – Data Centres Location: London | West London office | European opportunities Salary: £50,000 + £6,000 travel allowance + benefits Potential Amsterdam package: £60,000 basic + £10,000 gross annual allowance + shared accommodation and transport Move into the Data Centre Market An excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor to join an established international contractor delivering technically complex data centre projects across London and Europe. Initially working on a London project, you’ll manage civil, structural and architectural packages within an experienced commercial team. Previous data centre experience is useful, but candidates with transferable main contractor experience are encouraged to apply. Alongside the London position, there is a potential opportunity to work on a project in Amsterdam, offering an enhanced salary and overseas package. The Role As CSA Quantity Surveyor, you’ll manage the commercial aspects of allocated construction packages, working closely with site teams, subcontractors and the wider commercial team. Key responsibilities will include: Procuring subcontract packages, comparing quotations and negotiating terms Measuring works from drawings and preparing take-offs Managing subcontractor valuations, payments and final accounts Identifying, pricing and agreeing variations Preparing cost reports, forecasts and cash-flow information Monitoring package budgets and identifying commercial risks Maintaining accurate records and supporting contractual notices Working with construction and MEP teams to manage package interfaces Attending commercial meetings with subcontractors and project stakeholders Supporting the commercial team with client applications and reporting About the Company You’ll join an established engineering and construction contractor delivering projects across the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe. The business works across data centres, life sciences, industrial and commercial construction, with capabilities spanning civil, structural, architectural, mechanical and electrical works. For an ambitious CSA Quantity Surveyor, this offers the opportunity to develop specialist sector experience, take on greater responsibility and build a career across UK and European projects. What We’re Looking For Experience as a CSA Quantity Surveyor, or a main contractor QS managing relevant construction packages Strong procurement, subcontract management and cost reporting skills Experience handling valuations, variations and final accounts Good understanding of construction contracts and commercial risk Ability to read drawings and measure construction works Confident communication with subcontractors, clients and site teams Degree or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying or a related subject preferred Interest in developing within the data centre sector Candidates with commercial, industrial, residential, infrastructure or other relevant construction experience are encouraged to apply. What’s on Offer – London £50,000 basic salary £6,000 annual travel allowance 21 days’ annual leave plus 8 UK bank holidays Between 3 and 5 days of annual leave reserved for Christmas shutdown 5% matched pension contributions after six months Funded training courses and educational assistance Employee Assistance Programme Cycle to Work scheme Staff referral rewards of £2,000–£6,000 Support to develop your skills and progress within the business Potential Amsterdam Opportunity For candidates interested in working overseas, an Amsterdam project could offer: £60,000 basic salary, including a 20% uplift on the London basic £10,000 gross annual allowance Shared accommodation Shared transport A 17/4 rotation, with arrangements to be discussed The overseas opportunity and assignment terms would be agreed separately. Apply Now Click “Apply” on this advert Send your CV to alex @ reinforcedltd . co . uk Call Alex on the number below Connect with Alex Wallace on LinkedIn If you’re a CSA Quantity Surveyor looking to develop within data centres, get in touch for a confidential conversation about the London role and potential European opportunities