Senior Cost Manager (Aviation)

An international cost and project management consultant that continues to maintain a family orientated atmosphere has been awarded a new commission with the Dublin Airport Authority. The commission involves monitoring/mentoring PQS performance on a €690m project involving the new terminal at Dublin Airport.

Currently the team they have in place is not a sufficient size to handle this project while several others are still running and thus they need to recruit a Quantity Surveyor with previous civil aviation or major construction project experience.

Duties:

• Enhancing quality of Project Reporting
• Challenging values associated with Change Monitoring and reporting on change control
• Monitoring and reporting on contingency utilisation
• Protecting clients commercial position with regard to claims, variations and audit trails
• Manage 1 to 2 Assistant Quantity Surveyors

Skills

• MRICS or equivalent
• Aviation experience (not essential)
• Experience in construction phase of major projects
• 2 to 3 years major project experience

Client facing skills

In return the offer the post holder the chance to work in a challenging environment, superb career prospects and an excellent basic salary and a generous benefits package.

To learn more about this and similar jobs call Mark Butterfield on 020 8655 4943 during office hours or on 0777 96 49 283 at other times. If you have a copy of your Résumé/CV to hand click here to send an emailed application to Mark at m.butterfield@calco.co.uk.

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