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London - £50-55k + car A Utilities Supervisor is need…
London - c£50,000 - £60,000 + Company Car A Utilities Supervisor is need…
London - £32-48k + benefits Successful Health and Safety A…
Northampton - up to £50k Senior Estimator is needed to…
Northampton - up to £40k An exciting Intermediate Estim…
Leicester - £25k A new, exciting Trainee Estima…
Bedfordshire - c£65,000 + car A new Estimator vacancy to joi…
Bedfordshire - up to £60k + car A new Estimator vacancy to joi…
Bedfordshire - c£50,000 - £55,000 + Company Car A Utilities Supervisor is need…
Central Manchester - £55k - £75k (DOE) A Chartered Senior Quantity Su…
Macclesfield, Cheshire - £55k - £75k (DOE) A Chartered Senior Quantity Su…
Manchester - up to £55,000 + Benefits Are you a Quantity Surveyor in…
New Quantity Surveyor job role to support the commercial function of a water engineering company with an office located in Bedford.
An exciting opportunity to work as a Delay Analyst for a reputable London-based construction disputes consultancy.
Excellent opportunity for a construction Delay Analyst to join a highly regarded construction delay and expert witness team and work on a variety of domestic and international construction disputes.
Exciting civil engineering Commercial Manager job to work on a major project in Hampshire
An exciting Contract Administrator is needed with Project Control, cost and commercial management experience to work on premium Vancouver infrastructure projects
Exciting new opportunity in Hong Kong. Our client, a major energy business is looking to appoint an experienced and energetic Associate Director of Quality to join their Hong Kong Team.
Construction careers are exciting in Australia as a Senior Consultant Contract Claims is required in Sydney.
Our client is seeking to appoint at the very earliest, an energetic and self-motivated Senior Quantity Surveyor to join its expanding Bill of Quantities production unit based in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
LinkedIn reliably informed me this morning that I have worked at Maxim Recruitment for 20 years! Here I reflect and have a look at the present and to the future.…
Read more »Infrastructure in Australia is booming, where a busy construction disputes and arbitration hub is evolving. There seems to be a global shortage of good delay analysts who have made the move from traditional planning-based careers.…
Read more »While the vacancies I am working on change daily, I thought it might be of interest to present some key job roles that I am currently working on and explain why they are so exciting to me and to the candidates that I will be recruiting into these roles.…
Read more »The demand for quantity surveyors, cost consultants, project managers, engineers and planners to specialise within quantum and delay construction disputes appears insatiable.…
Read more »This article focuses on the Engineering or Planning route to becoming a specialised Delay Analyst or Forensic Planner within construction disputes.…
Read more »Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has reports that HS2 will not reach its planned London terminus in Euston.
The French Ministry of the Interior has chosen Vinci subsidiary Dumez Côte d’Azur and architect Wilmotte & Associés to design and build a new police station for the city of Nice.
One of Madagascar’s biggest energy producers and real estate developers, Groupe Filatex, has started producing what it claims is a new type of low-cost, environmentally-friendly brick.
Local authority procurement agency LHC is putting together a series of five frameworks for refurbishment and compliance works.
Hellens Group’s Burtree Garden Village plan in Darlington has been approved for a £43m Homes England loan.