Junior Bank Monitoring Surveyor – Greater Anglia Vacancies In High Wycombe

Overview

Position Title: Junior Bank Monitoring Surveyor

Company: Anglia Railways

Location: High Wycombe, UK

Job Description

Responsibilities:

• Provide daily monitoring of construction project, following from initial queries and reports to final reports.
• Prepare Monitoring Reports to guarantee all projects aspects are risk-assessed and highlight to Clients, including the preparation of Initial due diligence and monthly draw down reports.
• Guarantee the Client receives due diligence advice in line with the terms of appointment.
• Travel to and attend any necessary site meetings with Clients and Developers as and when required.
• Review contract documents and detail their relevancy, suitability, and whether they have been fully and correctly completed.
• Review the Legal Report on Title and the Valuation Report advising of any conflicts or matters which affect the contents of the Monitoring Surveyor Initial report.
• Review and comment accordingly on all Approvals and Consents (including but not limited to Planning, Highways, Building Control, New Build Warranty, Party Wall, and Right of Light)
• Provide approximate quantities of particular elements of the building project, including GIFA utilising measurement software such as Cost X, as to provide an estimate for Initial reporting purposes.
• Advise contractors and specialists on procurement routes, cost, and programme solutions.
• Review building, contractor and consultant insurances, commenting on adequacy and monitoring renewal.
• Review reports and surveys and identify outstanding requirements.
• Report on target EPC rating and any design changes which may affect this.
• Ensure the client is immediately reported to in the case of any Cost/Programme variations, conflict of interest, or any other matter which may negatively affect the project.
• Manage internal resources to provide a full range of monitoring surveying functions, to enable projects to proceed from inception to completion.
• Understand and ensure the principles and statutory regulations for Health & safety are complied with throughout the project lifecycle.
• Take responsibility for and actively seek opportunities for self-development.
• Keep up to date with industry standards and best practices.
• Comply with QA procedures to reduce potential commercial risk to the business.

Requirements:

• Some previous experience is needed of acting in the monitoring role on projects and being involved with the resolution of contractual and legal matters.
• Some aspects of quantity surveying experience will be highly relevant
• Ability to support negotiations with other involved parties.
• Full UK driving license.
• Ability to use various sources of cost data, e.g., BCIS, in-house database, and other external sources
• Competent in a variety of IT packages including Excel.
• Has a detailed understanding of construction technology.
• Knowledge and usage of the Cost X measurement tool or similar platforms.
• Act with the best interests of the business, ensuring customer care and satisfaction.
• Highly numerate and literate – able to quickly and efficiently deliver high quality and accurate reports.
• Be highly structured and organised with the ability to monitor multiple projects with limited delays or inconsistencies in reporting.