Consultancy Services

A Growth Sector

As an experienced practitioner in the consultant services field you will be aware of its growth and refinement in recent years. Individuals employed in this sector tend to have dual qualifications or specialist knowledge of a particular product.

Career Choices

Maxim Recruitment clients in the consulting sector have developed specialist areas of their business in the UK and internationally to offer their customers the very best construction advice and consultancy.

Defining Consultancy Services in the Construction Sector

Consulting Services include:

Contact Us

To discuss the best career options please get in touch with one of our recruitment consultants in the Maxim office nearest to you to discuss your options further.

Quantum Delay Claims & Dispute Jobs

We are a market leader in construction disputes recruitment. If you are an experienced QS, Planner or Engineer this might be for you.

Learn Why

Search Jobs

Get Jobs in Your Inbox

Save time searching and get notified when a job in the right role, sector, location, salary range comes up.

Register for Job Alerts

Newsletter

Get construction industry news relating to the UK, Canada, Asia, the Middle East and other worldwide locations.

Subscribe

Maxim Insights

Construction Project Management Information Systems Roles | What to Consider

Does your next employer have the scale, capital investment, and strategic intent. Are they investing in enterprise-level systems such as Primavera P6, Power BI, Aconex, and other integrated PMIS platforms to offer significantly stronger long-term career prospects?…

Read more »

2026 Annual Salary Guide for UK Construction Claims and Disputes Jobs

Our salary survey has become a valuable resource for both employers and candidates, offering insight into salary trends within this specialist field. It is an essential reference for professionals looking to transition into a career in claims and disputes.…

Read more »

The Hidden Market | Why Top Construction Roles Are Often Filled Before They Reach Job Boards

The best opportunities never appear on job boards. From Senior Quantity Surveyors to Project Directors on flagship infrastructure developments, top construction roles are often filled quietly, through networks, referrals and specialist recruiters.…

Read more »

Data-Driven Hiring | Using Market Insights to Set Competitive Salaries

For organisations hiring quantity surveyors, project managers, planners, commercial managers and construction consultants, understanding current salary trends is essential. Using reliable market insights helps employers set competitive offers and reduce hiring delays. …

Read more »

The Business Case for Long-Term Recruitment Partnerships

Lets be honest; in many construction businesses, recruitment is reactive. A project wins approval, a team member resigns, or a workload spike suddenly creates an urgent need for additional capability. …

Read more »

Industry News

JLG adds board and pipe carrying accessory

JLG has launched a new board and pipe carrying accessory for models in its low level access equipment range.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 6 May, 12:53

Read more »

National Highways picks WSP for water quality plan

WSP has been appointed to lead work supporting National Highways' water quality plan, designed to tackle pollution in rain water flowing off of the strategic road network.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 6 May, 07:44

Read more »

Pagabo opens £4.15bn framework

Pagabo has invited contractors to compete for places in the £4.15bn National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 6 May, 07:37

Read more »

Barrow energy storage moves forward

EnergyPathways has received a gas storage licence as part of MESH, a long term energy storage project in the North Sea.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 6 May, 07:28

Read more »

Aurora trains service leavers for wind

Scotland's Aurora Energy Services has launched a programme to enable armed forces leavers to use their engineering skills in the wind energy sector.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 6 May, 06:58

Read more »