Job Title: Quantity Surveyor, State Org, Cork
About the Role:
We are seeking an experienced and professionally qualified Quantity Surveying Advisor to join our team.
This is a senior-level role within a multi-disciplinary regionally based estate function that manages the procurement, development, and operation of healthcare services' physical infrastructure. The successful candidate will support the delivery of major and minor capital projects across a range of healthcare environments, ensuring high standards of quality, safety, value for money, and compliance with public procurement regulations.
Key Responsibilities:
* Providing strategic commercial, procurement, and contractual advice to capital development programmes.
* Overseeing performance of external Quantity Surveying consultants and internal project controls.
* Supporting capital programme delivery, from concept to completion, aligned with national health priorities.
* Advising on procurement strategies, cost management practices, and life-cycle cost planning.
* Ensuring projects meet government infrastructure and sustainability standards.
* Preparing and reviewing Capital Submissions, including cost plans, tender documentation, and performance reports.
* Contributing to the development of standardised procedures and best practices in project and cost management.
* Representing the function in multidisciplinary teams and supporting national and regional delivery priorities.
Person Specification:
Candidates must have:
* A Level 8 (or higher) qualification in Quantity Surveying, accredited by The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI), or The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Or hold an equivalent recognised qualification.
* Registration (or eligibility) as a Quantity Surveyor under the Building Control Act .
* Full professional membership (or eligibility) of SCSI and/or RICS.
* 5 - 7 years' relevant professional experience as a Quantity Surveyor, ideally within public sector, consultancy, or contractor environments.
* Proven knowledge of public procurement legislation, capital project lifecycles, and cost planning methodologies.
* Strong leadership, analytical and stakeholder engagement skills.
Benefits:
* To contribute to the development of a world-class, sustainable healthcare estate.
* To play a key role in shaping healthcare infrastructure across Ireland.
* To work within a national team of built environment professionals.
* To access continuous professional development and structured career progression.
Application Instructions:
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