M&E Co-ordinator A leading Irish contractor with over a century of excellence in delivering high-quality construction projects is seeking a proactive and highly organised M&E Co-ordinator to join their expanding team. This role offers the opportunity to work alongside an experienced project delivery team on prestigious commercial, industrial, and educational developments across Ireland. You will play a key role in ensuring all mechanical and electrical elements are planned, coordinated, and executed to the highest standards, in line with Irish building regulations and project requirements. This position is ideal for someone looking to develop their career with a BIM-enabled contractor within a supportive and collaborative environment. Key Responsibilities Coordinate mechanical and electrical subcontractors to ensure works are executed sequentially and in line with the project programme. Review M&E drawings and specifications to confirm accuracy, completeness, and buildability. Assist in preparing and maintaining detailed M&E installation schedules. Ensure full compliance with Irish building regulations, BCAR, project specifications, and industry standards. Participate in design coordination meetings and identify potential issues or clashes early. Liaise with design consultants to resolve discrepancies and technical queries. Monitor the quality of M&E installations throughout the construction phase. Conduct regular site inspections to verify compliance with safety standards and workmanship expectations. Review method statements, risk assessments, and commissioning plans. Act as the key point of contact between site operations, subcontractors, and design teams for all M&E activities. Attend site coordination meetings and provide updates or circulated minutes as needed. Support Site Managers and Project Managers with M&E-related queries, instructions, and technical information. Assist in preparing commissioning plans to ensure systems are tested, balanced, and demonstrated satisfactorily. Review and compile O&M manuals, certification, and final handover documentation. Ensure all required M&E certifications and compliance records are completed and submitted. Education & Skills Required Degree or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline. Additional training or certifications in health & safety/building services are advantageous. Minimum 5 years experience in an M&E coordination or building services role on Irish construction projects. Strong understanding of Irish building regulations, BCAR processes, and best-practice standards. Proficient in reading and interpreting M&E drawings, schematics, and specifications. Good knowledge across HVAC, electrical distribution, fire protection, plumbing and general building services systems. Familiarity with BIM, AutoCAD, Procore or other project management tools is an advantage. Strong organisational and planning skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with experience collaborating across multidisciplinary teams. Strong problem-solving ability and a proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues. Ability to work independently or within a wider project team. Valid Safe Pass and Manual Handling certification desirable. Key Competencies Attention to Detail: Ensures accuracy when reviewing technical documents and installations. Collaboration: Works effectively with subcontractors, site teams, designers, and clients. Technical Competence: Solid understanding of mechanical and electrical systems and construction processes. Time Management: Ability to prioritise workload and meet project deadlines. Proactive Mindset: Identifies issues early and implements practical solutions. Health & Safety Awareness: A strong commitment to safe working practices. Adaptability: Thrives in a dynamic environment with evolving project needs.
A leading Irish building contractor is seeking a proactive and detail-driven Estimator to join their expanding team in Ireland. Responsibilities include preparing accurate cost estimates and tender submissions for large-scale projects. Candidates should have a degree in Quantity Surveying and at least 5 years of experience in the field. Proficiency with estimating software and strong communication skills are essential for success in this role. This position offers career progression and stability within a supportive commercial team. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Our client, a leading Irish building contractor with over a century of excellence delivering major commercial, industrial and educational projects, is seeking a proactive and detail-driven Estimator to join their expanding team. This role offers the opportunity to work on high-profile developments alongside an experienced commercial team, with strong career progression and long-term stability. Role Overview The Estimator will be responsible for preparing accurate and competitive cost estimates and tender submissions across a variety of large-scale construction projects. You will collaborate closely with senior commercial staff, project teams, suppliers, and subcontractors to support winning tenders and ensuring projects are commercially successful. Key Responsibilities Review tender documentation, drawings, specifications, and project requirements. Prepare detailed cost estimates for labour, materials, plant, preliminaries, and subcontractor packages. Compile, coordinate, and present complete tender submissions within required deadlines. Analyse project risks, opportunities, and alternative methodologies. Obtain, assess, and negotiate quotations from subcontractors and suppliers. Build and maintain strong supplier/subcontractor relationships to ensure competitive pricing. Work collaboratively with the Commercial Manager, Contracts Manager, and wider teams to ensure accuracy and consistency in cost data. Attend pre-tender and post-tender meetings with clients, consultants, and design teams as required. Provide value engineering input and propose alternative construction solutions where appropriate. Prepare handover documentation and support the project team following tender awards. Assist during early project stages with cost planning, procurement strategy, and commercial advice. Education & Experience Required Degree or Diploma in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or a related construction discipline. Minimum 5 years’ experience working as an Estimator with a main contractor in Ireland; commercial project experience is an advantage. Strong understanding of Irish construction methods, materials, subcontractor markets, and current building regulations. High level of numerical accuracy, analytical ability, and attention to detail. Proficiency with estimating software such as Buildsoft, Cubit, Causeway , as well as strong ability with Excel and commercial management systems (e.g., COINS). Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with confidence in negotiating. Ability to manage multiple tenders simultaneously and meet strict deadlines. Valid Safe Pass and Manual Handling training desirable. Key Competencies Strong commercial awareness and sound judgement. Highly organised and able to work independently with initiative. Strong problem-solving and analytical capabilities. Team-oriented approach with professional communication skills. Commitment to high standards, accuracy, and company values. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Location: Dublin or Wicklow About the Company Our client is a well-established construction contractor delivering a wide range of commercial projects across Ireland. With a strong reputation for quality, safety, and efficient project delivery, they are now seeking an Intermediate Quantity Surveyor to join their expanding team in either Dublin or Wicklow (depending where the candidate is based) Role Overview The Intermediate Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for supporting the commercial management of multiple commercial projects from tender through to final account. This is an excellent opportunity for a QS looking to step into a more autonomous role while receiving mentorship from an experienced commercial team. Key Responsibilities Pre-Contract Assist in the preparation of accurate cost estimates and tender submissions. Conduct detailed material take-offs and bill of quantities. Engage with subcontractors and suppliers for pricing and quotations. Support value engineering exercises to optimise project costs. Post-Contract Manage and monitor project costs, budgets, and financial forecasts. Prepare and submit interim payment applications and variation claims. Assess, negotiate, and agree subcontractor accounts. Track and report commercial performance across multiple sites. Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress and verify valuations. Support cost control, risk management, and cashflow reporting. Assist in preparing and agreeing final accounts. Skills & Experience Required 3–5 years’ experience as a Quantity Surveyor within the Irish construction industry. Strong background in commercial construction projects (e.g., office, school, retail, mixed-use). Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or a related discipline. Strong understanding of Irish construction contracts (e.g., GCCC, RIAI). Excellent numerical, analytical, and communication skills. Proficiency in MS Excel and QS software packages. Ability to manage multiple projects and work independently while supporting senior QS staff. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A well-established construction contractor in Ireland is seeking an Intermediate Quantity Surveyor to support commercial management across various projects. The role involves preparing cost estimates, managing budgets, and working with subcontractors. Candidates should have 3–5 years of experience in the construction industry and a degree in Quantity Surveying. This position offers a chance to step into a more autonomous role with mentorship from senior QS staff in a dynamic environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Our client, a leading Irish building contractor with over a century of excellence delivering major commercial, industrial and educational projects, is seeking a proactive and detail-driven Estimator to join their expanding team. This role offers the opportunity to work on high-profile developments alongside an experienced commercial team, with strong career progression and long-term stability. Role Overview The Estimator will be responsible for preparing accurate and competitive cost estimates and tender submissions across a variety of large-scale construction projects. You will collaborate closely with senior commercial staff, project teams, suppliers, and subcontractors to support winning tenders and ensuring projects are commercially successful. Key Responsibilities Review tender documentation, drawings, specifications, and project requirements. Prepare detailed cost estimates for labour, materials, plant, preliminaries, and subcontractor packages. Compile, coordinate and present complete tender submissions within required deadlines. Analyse project risks, opportunities, and alternative methodologies. Obtain, assess and negotiate quotations from subcontractors and suppliers. Build and maintain strong supplier/subcontractor relationships to ensure competitive pricing. Work collaboratively with the Commercial Manager, Contracts Manager and wider teams to ensure accuracy and consistency in cost data. Attend pre-tender and post-tender meetings with clients, consultants and design teams as required. Provide value engineering input and propose alternative construction solutions where appropriate. Prepare handover documentation and support the project team following tender awards. Assist during early project stages with cost planning, procurement strategy and commercial advice. Education & Experience Required Degree or Diploma in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or a related construction discipline. Minimum 5 years experience working as an Estimator with a main contractor in Ireland; commercial project experience is an advantage. Strong understanding of Irish construction methods, materials, subcontractor markets, and current building regulations. High level of numerical accuracy, analytical ability, and attention to detail. Proficiency with estimating software such as Buildsoft, Cubit, Causeway, as well as strong ability with Excel and commercial management systems (e.g., COINS). Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with confidence in negotiating. Ability to manage multiple tenders simultaneously and meet strict deadlines. Valid Safe Pass and Manual Handling training desirable. Key Competencies Strong commercial awareness and sound judgement. Highly organised and able to work independently with initiative. Strong problem-solving and analytical capabilities. Team-oriented approach with professional communication skills. Commitment to high standards, accuracy, and company values.
Location: Dublin or Wicklow About the Company Our client is a well-established construction contractor delivering a wide range of commercial projects across Ireland. With a strong reputation for quality, safety, and efficient project delivery, they are now seeking an Intermediate Quantity Surveyor to join their expanding team in either Dublin or Wicklow (depending where the candidate is based) Role Overview The Intermediate Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for supporting the commercial management of multiple commercial projects from tender through to final account. This is an excellent opportunity for a QS looking to step into a more autonomous role while receiving mentorship from an experienced commercial team. Key Responsibilities Pre-Contract Assist in the preparation of accurate cost estimates and tender submissions. Conduct detailed material take-offs and bill of quantities. Engage with subcontractors and suppliers for pricing and quotations. Support value engineering exercises to optimise project costs. Post-Contract Manage and monitor project costs, budgets, and financial forecasts. Prepare and submit interim payment applications and variation claims. Assess, negotiate, and agree subcontractor accounts. Track and report commercial performance across multiple sites. Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress and verify valuations. Support cost control, risk management, and cashflow reporting. Assist in preparing and agreeing final accounts. Skills & Experience Required 35 years experience as a Quantity Surveyor within the Irish construction industry. Strong background in commercial construction projects (e.g., office, school, retail, mixed-use). Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or a related discipline. Strong understanding of Irish construction contracts (e.g., GCCC, RIAI). Excellent numerical, analytical, and communication skills. Proficiency in MS Excel and QS software packages. Ability to manage multiple projects and work independently while supporting senior QS staff.
Junior Quantity Surveyor Location: Dublin or Wicklow About the Company Our client is an established construction contractor delivering a wide portfolio of commercial projects across Ireland. Due to continued growth, they are seeking a Junior Quantity Surveyor to join their commercial team. This role offers hands-on project exposure, structured development, and strong career progression. Role Overview The Junior Quantity Surveyor will support the commercial team across all stages of project delivery. This is an ideal opportunity for a motivated QS graduate or early-career professional looking to build their expertise in commercial construction environments. Key Responsibilities Pre-Contract Assist in preparing cost estimates, bills of quantities, and tender documentation. Support material take-offs and measurement work. Assist with issuing enquiries and gathering subcontractor/supplier quotations. Post-Contract Help prepare interim valuations, payment applications, and variation costings. Support the management of subcontractor payments and administration. Assist with cost tracking, budgeting, and financial reporting. Attend site meetings and contribute to progress measurement and verification. Maintain accurate records for contract administration and project reporting. Skills & Experience Required Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics, or similar. 02 years experience (placement, internship, or graduate role an advantage). Strong interest in commercial construction (office, retail, industrial, education, etc.). Excellent numerical and analytical skills. Strong communication, organisation, and attention to detail. Proficiency in MS Excel; knowledge of QS software is beneficial. Enthusiastic, eager to learn, and able to work in a fast-paced project environment.
Site Manager Clonmel (Commercial Build) Full-time | Permanent We are partnering with a leading tier main contractor to hire an experienced Site Manager for a major new commercial development in Clonmel. This is an exceptional opportunity to join a highly respected contractor and play a key role in delivering a landmark project from the ground up. The successful candidate will have strong site management experience, excellent leadership skills, and a proactive approach to problem-solving. In return, you will join a progressive organisation offering long-term career growth, strong support structures, and a positive team culture. About the Project You will be joining a significant new commercial development, a multi-storey, high-spec building forming part of a broader urban regeneration initiative. This long-term project represents a major investment in the region and offers the opportunity to contribute to the delivery of a high-profile, modern facility with complex structural, architectural, and services requirements. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate all on-site construction activities, ensuring efficient daily operations Maintain accurate site records, manage labour resources, and monitor progress against programme Work closely with the Project Manager to ensure successful delivery on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards Enforce Health & Safety and Quality Management Systems across the site Proactively identify risks, propose solutions, and drive continuous improvement Manage materials requisitions, logistics, and delivery scheduling Chair and participate in regular site meetings to ensure clear communication with all stakeholders Requirements Minimum 3-5 years experience in a Site Management role with a main contractor Qualification in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related trade background Proven track record delivering projects from early stages through to handover Strong leadership capabilities, able to motivate teams and manage subcontractors effectively Excellent communication, planning, and decision-making skills High level of technical and regulatory knowledge within the construction industry Self-driven, detail-oriented, and solutions-focused
Setting Out Engineer (Progression to Senior Site Engineer) Location: Portlaoise, Co. Laois Project: Large-scale commercial building project currently underway in Portlaoise Role Type: Full-time, permanent (with clear progression path) Role Overview We are looking for a Setting Out Engineer to join one of our clients site teams, a leading main contractor, on a major commercial successful candidate will deliver accurate setting out and surveying works and will be given the opportunity to progress to a Senior Site Engineer role within 612 months, as part of our long-term site team development. Key Responsibilities Role & Responsibilities Checking plans, drawings, and quantities for accuracy of calculations. Monitoring and interpreting contract design documents issued by the client or architect. Liaising with consultants, subcontractors, supervisors, planners, and quantity surveyors. Attending meetings and liaising with clients and their representatives, keeping them updated on progress. Planning work and efficiently organising site facilities, labour, and materials to meet agreed timelines. Resolving unexpected technical issues and other problems that may arise during construction. Carrying out setting out, levelling, and surveying of the site. Overseeing Quality Control and ensuring full implementation of the companys Health & Safety policy. Preparing site reports, records, and documentation as required. Minimum Requirements Minimum 3 years experience in a similar engineering/setting out role. A relevant engineering degree (Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Surveying, or related). Strong written communication skills and exceptional attention to detail. Confident and proficient user of Microsoft Office, including Project and PowerPoint. Ability to work independently and contribute proactively to a dynamic site team.
