Construction & Property Recruitment

Finance & Procurement Administrator East Lothian I'm currently recruiting for a Finance & Procurement Administrator to join a construction office in Edinburgh. A great opportunity for someone with finance or administration experience looking to join a close-knit team in a varied role. Key responsibilities include: Processing purchase orders and supplier invoices Purchase ledger and supplier statement reconciliations Project cost tracking and budget monitoring Maintaining accurate purchasing and finance records Supporting procurement and identifying process improvements Previous finance, purchase ledger or purchasing administration experience is essential. Construction or Eque2 experience would be advantageous but isn't essential. East Lothian office-based 26 000 DOE (pro-rata) 2536.5 hours per week Flexible working hours considered within office opening times

We are working with an established main contractor to recruit a Construction Buyer to support a range construction projects on the outskirts of Edinburgh. This is a varied role offering the opportunity to manage purchasing, negotiate competitive prices and build strong supplier relationships, working closely with estimators, contracts managers and site teams. Key Responsibilities Source and procure construction materials, products and plant. Obtain and compare quotations, negotiating competitive prices and delivery terms. Build and maintain relationships with suppliers, manufacturers and builders' merchants. Coordinate material deliveries and plant hire across live projects. Monitor orders, lead times and supplier performance. Identify cost-saving opportunities and suitable alternative products. Support the estimating team with material pricing for prospective projects. Maintain accurate purchasing records and resolve supply-chain issues. Requirements Previous experience in construction purchasing, building materials or a similar role. Good knowledge of construction materials, suppliers and plant hire. Experience negotiating prices and coordinating deliveries. Strong commercial awareness and organisational skills. Good IT skills, particularly Microsoft Office and Excel. Full UK driving licence and ability to visit sites and suppliers when required. Salary and Benefits 29 days' annual leave, inclusive of public holidays. Training and professional development opportunities. Company events Free on-site parking. If you have construction purchasing experience and are looking for your next opportunity with an established main contractor, please get in touch to discuss the role in confidence or submit your CV to apply.

We have an opportunity for a Development Surveyor to join a highly-regarded developer in Glasgow. They are seeking a commercially and strategically astute professional with a Quantity Surveying background to join their Glasgow-based team to drive the delivery, viability, and commercial management of major flatted developments. You will transition from pure cost management to acting as a strategic delivery partner for multi-storey residential projects, managing everything from initial development appraisals and front-end feasibility through to procurement, delivery, and final accounts. This role is ideal for a professional from a PQS / Consultancy background who understands cost planning, risk management, and the complexities of urban residential builds, and is looking to step onto the client side to take full ownership of the development lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Development Appraisal & Feasibility: Inform front-end development strategies by analysing project viability, cost-planning multi-storey developments, and managing target gross margins. Commercial Management: Manage all costs related to flatted development projects from inception to completion, ensuring the project remains commercially viable. Procurement Strategy: Lead the procurement and tendering process, utilizing your consultancy-side experience to build robust packages, vet proposals, and appoint main contractors and specialist trades. Financial Reporting: Produce monthly Cost/Value Reconciliations (CVRs), cash flow forecasts, and comprehensive project performance reports for senior stakeholders. Contract Administration & Management: Manage contractual relationships on behalf of the developer, assessing payment applications, valuing variations, and managing final accounts. What We're Looking For Experience: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within a professional consultancy (PQS) environment, preferably with exposure to flatted, multi-storey, or residential developments. Technical Skills: Strong proficiency in cost planning, benchmarking, measuring, and commercial negotiation. Qualifications: Degree-qualified in Quantity Surveying, Real Estate, or a related commercial discipline. Professional membership (MRICS) is highly advantageous. Local Knowledge: Based in or willing to travel to project sites and offices across the Greater Glasgow area. Communication: Exceptional negotiation skills and the ability to act as the client interface with design teams, contractors, and internal stakeholders. If you have been working within a consultancy environment and want to transition your technical expertise into a dynamic client-side role where you influence the bigger picture, this is a great opportunity to be a key member of a development team. To apply for the role, attach your updated CV and Nicola Monro will come back to you directly.