JOB OPPORTUNITY – DEGREE APPRENTICE QUANTITY SURVEYOR
An excellent opportunity has arisen for a school or college leaver to join the team at DC Drywall Systems Ltd as an Apprentice Quantity Surveyor.
As an Apprentice Quantity Surveyor you will undertake a degree in Quantity Surveying and Commercial management at a nearby university (part-time/day release).
The company will invest in you to develop you into a commercial professional who will be responsible for, and capable of, undertaking the commercial management of exciting and varied construction projects. A positive ‘can do’ attitude is needed when approaching the role, to achieve your greatest potential. You will need to demonstrate good communication skills, strong numeracy, literacy and IT skills, the ability to work to deadlines and work well within a team. This is a diverse and rewarding opportunity for the right candidate.
MAIN DUTIES:
- Assisting the estimator with tender enquiries.
- Measurement from drawings and completed works on site
- Analysis of supplier quotes
- Procurement and placing orders with suppliers
- Assisting in the valuation of variations
- Assisting in project valuations and final accounts.
- Assisting with analysis of wages
JOB TYPE: Full time
SCHEDULE: Monday to Friday
EDUCATION: A level or equivalent (preferred)
WORK LOCATION: Head Office/Site (varies)
Application Deadline: Please submit your CV along with a personal statement to:
kelly@dcdrywallsystems.co.uk
by Monday 2nd September 2024
If you wish to discuss the role in further details, please contact Kelly via email or telephone – 07713565976
DC Drywall Systems Ltd have successfully completed the FIS (Finishes and Interiors Sector) vetting process. This demonstrates our commitment to raise, maintain and ensure continuity to clients, by being:
- Regularly audited
- Keeping up to speed with key issues
- Focused on quality
- Compliant with the FIS Code of Conduct
THE FIS CODE OF CONDUCT REQUIRES MEMBERS:
- To conduct business in a manner that will reflect credit on the Association, the industry and themselves.
- To adopt and commit to the principles and practices laid down by FIS.
- To act with integrity towards others and exercise high standards of business practice and workmanship.
- To be committed to training its workforce.
- To ensure that they are conversant with and adhere to the relevant current British, European and International Standards and other relevant technical standards, regulations and practices.
- In so far as they are able, to ensure that their products or systems are tested and/or comply with the recognised standards specified by the client or statutory authorities.
- Not knowingly mislead others by fact or implication as to the performance of their products or systems.
- To hold required levels of statutory or appropriate insurance.
- To operate an effective health and safety policy and have a current health and safety policy statement.
- To keep records of all RIDDOR reportable accidents and provide annual accident statistics to FIS.
- To have and implement an appropriate environmental policy statement.
- To display wherever practical the FIS Accredited Member Logo or FIS Associate Member Logo (as applicable) on its premises, website, business stationery and brochures and make this Code of Practice available for inspection.
