Graduate Project Surveyor (Assets)

Key Responsibilities

• Assisting Quantity Surveying staff for Assets (Buildings Team) on both pre-contract and post-contract deliverables.

• Undertakes responsibilities under the supervision of a more senior Project Surveyor

• Completes the measurement of quantities for input into cost plans, cost estimates and bills of quantities

• Assists with the preparation of tender documentation

• Assists with viability studies and cost estimates

• Assists with implementing, maintaining and monitoring cost control procedures throughout the duration of a project

• Assists with providing necessary input related to financial claims

• Assists with evaluating variations, additions and omissions, etc, and incorporating these into monthly cost reports

• Assists with preparing, pricing and negotiating change orders with clients and contractors

• Market tests rates and analyses tender returns for input into rates databases and estimates

• Assists with upkeep of the technical library, including cost data, benchmarks and maintenance of the various asset databases used for life cycle cost analysis and operational cost estimates.

• Assists with report formatting, data management and quality assurance procedures across all core service lines.

• Undertakes primary research according to project requirements under the supervision.

Qualifications

Minimum Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Quantity Surveying from an accredited University

• Candidates must be recent graduates, having graduated within the last 24 months or no later than September 2024, to be eligible for AECOM's Graduate Program.

• Successful applicants must have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.3 or 2:1 (or equivalent) and above.

• If you hold a Master's Degree, it should have started within 12 months of completing your Bachelor's Degree to ensure continuous education and meet program requirements.

• Candidates with more than 1 year of postgraduate work experience are not eligible for the program and are encouraged to apply for our professional-level roles instead.