Quantity Surveyor
- 19 Jan 2026
- €60,000 - €65,000
- Dublin
- Permanent / Full Time
A leading civil engineering contractor is seeking to appoint a
Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team on a
major landmark infrastructure project in Dublin. This is a high-profile scheme that will be a standout addition to any Quantity Surveyor’s CV, offering long-term involvement and exposure to complex, technically challenging works.
This role would suit a QS with a strong civils background who is comfortable operating in a live project environment and contributing to the commercial success of a large-scale infrastructure build.
The Role - Commercial management of a flagship infrastructure project from early stages through delivery
- Preparation of cost reports, valuations, variations and final accounts
- Subcontractor procurement, assessment and commercial administration
- Supporting the project team with contractual and commercial advice
- Monitoring cost control, forecasting and cashflow
- Working closely with senior commercial and site management teams
Requirements - Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent
- Experience working as a Quantity Surveyor on civil engineering or infrastructure projects
- Strong understanding of cost control, valuations and subcontract management
- Experience with standard forms of construction contracts
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- Ability to work effectively within a large, multidisciplinary project team
What’s on Offer - €60,000 - €65,000 DOE.
- Opportunity to work on a landmark infrastructure project in Dublin
- Long-term project security with a well-established civils contractor
- Exposure to complex, large-scale engineering works
- Strong commercial team environment with support and progression opportunities
To register your interest, please forward your CV to David Hickey at ProSource Recruitment or click “Apply Now”.
ProSource Group is a specialist Irish recruitment company whose primary focus is recruiting within the Construction & Civil Engineering industries throughout Ireland and Europe.