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Apprentice Quantity Surveyor

Job details
Posting date: 22 November 2024
Salary: Not specified
Additional salary information: Competitive
Hours: Full time
Closing date: 22 December 2024
Location: Alfreton, Derbyshire
Remote working: On-site only
Company: Tilbury Douglas Construction
Job type: Apprenticeship
Job reference: 12824

Summary

Location - Derbyshire/South Yorkshire - Working with the Infrastructure - Water North team

Check out one of the Infrastructure - Water North projects

Hessle Foreshore Tidal Defence Scheme - Tilbury Douglas

Overview

Over a 3-year period (not including end point assessment). We provide bespoke training for our Quantity Surveyors of the future along with on-the-job mentoring and learning. When not being fully supported on a site/office you will attend a local college or apprenticeship provider.

Role Summary

Quantity surveyors assist in the management of costs relating to construction projects to ensure overall financial success of a project. They calculate the amount and cost of materials needed for building work and are responsible for the financial management of a number of sub-contractors (e.g. bricklayers, scaffolders, ground workers etc.) across a construction project and manage the contractual/legal elements of a project.

What you will be studying

You will study towards a Level 4 Construction Quantity Surveying Technician achieved through a combination of college work and gathering work-based experience and evidence.

Academic Requirements

Level 4: Minimum of 5 GCSE Grades A* - C (4-9) in Maths, English Language & a Science or a Level 2 Apprenticeship.

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