CAD/BIM Technician

The Quality Advisor is responsible for ensuring that construction projects, processes, materials, and workmanship comply with company quality standards, client requirements, regulatory obligations, and industry best practices. The role involves conducting audits across construction sites, reviewing documentation, identifying non-conformances, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives to enhance project delivery and customer satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct quality audits and inspections on construction sites.
• Verify compliance with project specifications, quality procedures, and regulatory requirements.
• Review quality documentation, inspection records, and material certifications.
• Identify quality issues and track corrective actions through to completion.
• Prepare audit reports and communicate findings to project teams and management.
• Support ISO 9001 compliance and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Assist with client, regulatory, and certification audits.

Requirements

• Qualification in Construction Management, Engineering, Quality Management, or related discipline.
• 3+ years' experience in construction quality, compliance, or auditing.
• Knowledge of Irish Building Regulations and construction quality standards.
• Strong report writing, communication, and organisational skills.
• Full driving licence and willingness to travel to project sites.

Key Competencies

• Attention to detail.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Commitment to quality, safety, and continuous improvement.

For further information please contact Thomas in Brightpath Recruitment

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Health & Safety Advisor – South County Dublin
Package: Company Vehicle | Pension | Laptop & Phone

We are seeking a Health & Safety Advisor to join a leading construction company operating across the Dublin South. This is a key role focused on driving a strong safety culture, ensuring compliance, and reducing risk across multiple live sites.

Key Responsibilities:

Monitor and enforce H&S policies across all sites

Carry out site inspections, audits, and risk assessments

Investigate incidents and implement corrective actions

Deliver toolbox talks and H&S training

Support RAMS, site safety plans, and compliance documentation

Liaise with site teams, management, and external bodies

Requirements:

Level 7 Health & Safety qualification (preferable)

2–5 years’ construction H&S experience

Strong knowledge of construction safety legislation

Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills

Full driving licence and willingness to travel

For further information, contact Thomas at Brightpath Recruitment.

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Quantity Surveyor - Naas, Kildare

• Salary up to €70,000 + DOE
• €10 million New-build Residential project 

Benefits: Fuel Allowance, Excellent training and development, Pension, Bonus, Flexibility, Early Friday finish, CPD + more 

Join a leading Irish construction company as a Quantity Surveyor working on a €10m Residential project. This company also specialise in the Commercial, Industrial and Refurbishment sectors and have developed a premium team of experienced professionals.

Our client acknowledges their success is based on the quality of their staff and how they look after them. The company have a culture of personal development and promotion, offering comprehensive training and development for all staff and always aim to internally promote and develop their staff.

Your Role will Involve: 

• Procurement of materials and sub-contractors.
• Documenting any changes in design and updating budgets.
• Liaising with stakeholders including clients and vendors.
• Preparing reports, contracts, budgets and risk assessments etc.

What we are looking for: 

• A 3rd level Quantity Surveying qualification or construction related.
• 2+ years' Quantity Surveying experience.

Apply in confidence with your CV today.

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A well-established, forward-thinking, mid-sized contractor in the West of Ireland is seeking an Estimator to lead its price-based tendering function.

This is a genuine opportunity to join a collaborative, supportive team where you will have both autonomy and influence in shaping how estimating is carried out within the business.

A selective approach to tendering ensures a manageable volume of bids, giving you the time and space to focus on producing high-quality, well-considered submissions—without the high-pressure environment typical of larger organisations.

Full training and mentorship will be provided to support your development into a confident, modern estimator using the latest tools and technologies. While prior estimating experience is welcome, candidates from quantity surveying, site engineering, or related construction backgrounds with strong potential are also encouraged to apply.

A positive attitude, curiosity, and commitment to continuous learning are highly valued.

The Role

As the Lead Estimator, you will work closely with the Commercial Manager to manage the estimating process end-to-end, playing a key role in securing future project workload.

You will collaborate with the Bid Manager and senior leadership team to prepare and close tenders, while also supporting procurement activities across the wider commercial function when required.

This role is primarily office-based in the West of Ireland, with flexibility for hybrid working.

Key Responsibilities

Prepare accurate, competitive, and fully costed tender submissions from first principles, including labour, plant, materials, and subcontract packages

Review and interpret tender documentation (drawings, specifications, BOQs) to identify scope, risks, and opportunities

Develop bills of quantities for design-and-build or FPLS projects, with QS team support where required

Source, assess, and negotiate supplier and subcontractor quotations to achieve best value

Build detailed cost plans, pricing strategies, and risk assessments for internal review

Collaborate with commercial, contracts, and procurement teams to ensure realistic and deliverable pricing

Provide ad hoc procurement and commercial support to live projects as needed

Contribute to continuous improvement of estimating processes, including maintaining price lists, templates, supplier databases, and adopting digital tools

What You’ll Bring

A proactive attitude with a strong willingness to learn and develop

Excellent numerical and analytical skills with strong attention to detail

Knowledge of the Irish construction industry (or a clear desire to build this knowledge)

Strong Excel skills; experience with estimating software (e.g. Cubit, CostX, Candy) is an advantage but not essential

A relevant qualification (Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or trade background)

Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively within a close-knit team

What We Offer

Ownership of the estimating function with real autonomy

Structured training and development in modern estimating practices and tools

Opportunities to engage with projects on-site and see your work delivered

A supportive, collaborative working environment with long-term career progression

The opportunity to live and work in the West of Ireland on high-quality regional projects

A competitive salary package based on experience and potential

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Resident Engineer - Westmeath

• Healthcare and Pension 
• Hybrid Working 
• Fuel Allowance 

Key Responsibilities:

• Oversee and manage on-site activities across various civil engineering works related to water and wastewater infrastructure.
• Administer and manage construction contracts in compliance with relevant specifications and standards.
• Supervise the inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of reservoirs to mitigate risks of microbiological, chemical, or physical contamination.
• Support the implementation of Health, Safety, Quality, and Environmental (HSQE) improvements across multiple project sites.
• Liaise effectively with clients, contractors, local authorities, and stakeholders.
• Track project progress, assess contractor claims, and monitor budgets and schedules.
• Maintain accurate site records and prepare clear, concise reports.
• Review and assess contractor submissions, including as-built documentation and maintenance manuals.

Requirements:

• A degree in Civil Engineering or a related discipline (or equivalent professional qualification).
• A minimum of 7 years' post-graduate experience, with at least 2 years in on-site supervision of capital infrastructure projects (preferably water/wastewater).
• Proven experience in contract administration.
• Strong understanding of Health & Safety legislation and best practices.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong organizational and coordination abilities.
• Full, clean driving licence required.

Desirable Experience:

• Delivering projects in line with specifications, budgets, and timelines.
• Maintaining quality assurance and overseeing technical testing requirements.
• Evaluating contractor payment applications and claims.
• Supporting project planning and programme tracking.
• Preparing and reviewing technical documentation and design submissions

Take the next step in your career and apply in confidence with your CV today. 

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Quantity Surveyor – Galway

Projects: Residential/Commercial project

In this role, you’ll join a main contractor that is renowned for delivering high-specification construction projects of up to €100m in value.

You will be a key part of an excellent commercial team and enjoy flexibility and autonomy in your role. As a valued member of the team, you will be supported to carry out your work successfully but in balance with your personal life. With a portfolio of high-profile clients and upcoming projects in sectors including residential, commercial, educational and fit out, this company continues to expand and offer opportunities for ambitious construction professionals.

Because of your important role across prestigious projects, you’ll be able to fully utilise your skills as a Quantity Surveyor within a company that will offer you significant scope for continued progression.

Role responsibilities include:

• Measure, price, negotiate, and agree on budgets and costs for scope variations.
• Manage commercial and contractual relationships with customers, consultants, and subcontractors.
• Assess subcontractor payment entitlements and process payments accurately.
• Monitor and reconcile project costs and forecasts to ensure performance aligns with budgets.
• Optimise project design for efficiency and value maximisation.

If you have a degree qualification and at least 3 years’ experience in a Quantity Surveying position, this could be the opportunity you need to take your career to the next level.

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Senior Quantity Surveyor - Lucan

Role Summary & Requirements

The Senior Quantity Surveyor will be a key member of the project delivery team, taking ownership of commercial management and project finances while supporting project leadership and mentoring junior staff.

• Degree in Construction Economics, Quantity Surveying or related discipline.
• 4–5 years’ experience at Senior QS level.
• Proven track record delivering complex projects on time and within budget.
• Chartered MSCSI/MRICS or working towards chartership.
• Strong commercial, organisational and time management skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and relevant QS/commercial software.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage risk, value engineering, cost control and commercial performance across assigned projects.
• Support procurement strategy, tendering and subcontractor appointments, including preparation of tender documentation and analysis of returns.
• Manage subcontract packages, including interim payments, claims, final accounts and retention.
• Support main contract administration, including valuations, final accounts, variations, claims and change management.
• Identify and manage variations in line with contractual requirements and notification procedures.
• Support monthly cost reporting, CVRs, cash flow, preliminaries and materials updates.
• Assess and quantify the impact of delay and disruption.
• Identify, analyse and manage commercial risks and opportunities.
• Mentor and support junior and project-level Quantity Surveyors.

Additional Information

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced QS seeking further progression and long-term career development. The role is primarily site-based, with hybrid arrangements subject to agreement. Travel between project locations may be required.

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Junior Project Quantity Surveyor 

📍 Location: Galway City 
💰 Salary: Excellent Salary DOE

Benefits

• Exposure to large-scale Healthcare (HSE) and Education projects
• Direct mentoring from experienced senior professionals
• Ongoing professional development and CPD support
• Supportive, collaborative team environment

The Opportunity

Due to continued growth, our client — a well-established and respected company is expanding their team and seeking a Junior Project Quantity Surveyor to join their Galway City office.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a long-standing Irish consultancy with a strong reputation for delivering public sector projects, particularly within the healthcare and education sectors. The successful candidate will gain exposure to a diverse portfolio of projects including HSE facilities, schools, and third-level education developments.

You will work closely with senior leadership and project teams across all stages of project delivery. The role offers strong career progression, ongoing professional development, and the opportunity to work on meaningful projects that contribute directly to public infrastructure.

The company promotes a balanced and supportive working culture, with flexible working arrangements and a collaborative team environment that encourages professional growth.

Requirements

• Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or Construction Economics
• Minimum 2+ years’ experience, ideally within a PQS / consultancy environment
• Experience working on public sector, healthcare, or education projects desirable
• Progress towards or membership of a relevant professional body (e.g. SCSI / RICS) is advantageous

How to Apply

Apply confidentially now by submitting your CV.

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Quantity Surveyor – Wexford

Role Summary & Requirements

The Quantity Surveyor will play an important role within the project delivery team, supporting the commercial management and financial performance of assigned projects while working closely with project management and the wider commercial team.

• Degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Economics or related discipline.
• 2–5 years’ experience in Quantity Surveying or a relevant commercial role.
• Experience within construction, civil engineering or related sectors desirable.
• Good understanding of cost management, procurement and contract administration.
• Strong organisational, numerical and time management skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and relevant QS/commercial software.
• Chartered or working towards chartership is desirable but not essential.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with project cost control, valuations, forecasting and financial reporting.
• Support procurement, tendering and subcontractor appointments.
• Manage subcontract packages, including payments, variations, claims and final accounts.
• Assist with main contract administration, valuations and change management.
• Prepare and contribute to monthly cost reports, CVRs and cash flow forecasts.
• Identify and manage commercial risks and opportunities.
• Assist with measurement, cost planning and value engineering.
• Work closely with Project Managers, Engineers, clients, consultants and subcontractors.
• Maintain accurate commercial records and reporting.
• Contribute to the successful commercial delivery of projects.

Opportunity

An excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor looking to develop their commercial experience and progress their career within a supportive project environment.

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