Senior Quantity Surveyor

Senior Quantity Surveyor | Cut & Carve, Retrofit & Heritage | Main Contractor | Central London | Up to £90,000   Join a young, growing contractor delivering technically challenging refurbishment, retrofit, and heritage-led projects across London and the South East.   This is a design-conscious, commercially focused contractor working across cut & carve, retrofit, fit-out, and heritage schemes — spanning public sector, residential, and commercial projects typically ranging from £100k to £5m.   This is not a corporate, process-heavy environment. It’s a smaller business where QSs are trusted, given autonomy, and encouraged to take ownership — with strong senior support in place.   They’re currently delivering works at the Natural History Museum, alongside a £3m student accommodation scheme in Camberwell, with multiple projects running concurrently.   The Role Working under a Commercial Director across 2–3 live projects Supporting full commercial delivery: procurement, valuations, variations, CVRs, and cost reporting Exposure to cut & carve refurbishments, retrofit schemes, fit-outs, and heritage projects Involvement from early-stage through to final accounts Office-based role with flexibility and site visits as required (no rigid attendance model) Opportunity to grow into greater responsibility as the business scales  What they’re looking for Senior Quantity Surveyor (or Intermediate QS ready for a step up) Main contractor background preferred Experience in refurbishment, fit-out, retrofit, or heavy refurb environments Comfortable working across multiple projects simultaneously Commercially sound, curious, and keen to develop under a Senior QS  The Company They are a modern contractor delivering technically demanding refurbishment and heritage projects, including: Cut & carve refurbishments Retrofit & fabric upgrades Fit-out & internal reconfiguration Public sector & cultural buildings Residential & mixed-use schemes  A good fit for someone who wants variety, autonomy, and progression rather than being boxed into a single repetitive project type.   Interested? Michael Ogunyankin | (phone number removed) | (url removed) No pressure — if this sounds like you (or someone you rate), feel free to get in touch