Interior Estimator/Quantity Surveyor

Estimator/Quantity Surveyor
Location: Southampton / As Required

Support and produce precise, detailed estimates and proposals that provide solutions tailored to client requirements.

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  Analyze client needs to prepare comprehensive estimates and financial models for internal review.


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  Manage and maintain project documentation and job folders efficiently.


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  Monitor and input labor resource data into estimate models using up-to-date internal and external labor rates.


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  Draft inquiries for materials, subcontractors, and other project-specific resources.


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  Collect and evaluate quotes from suppliers, ensuring competitive pricing.


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  Engage in technical and commercial discussions with clients and internal teams.


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  Conduct site surveys when necessary to verify tender specifications.


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  Compile commercial and technical tender documents in client-specific formats, ensuring thorough internal review prior to submission.


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  Attend client meetings and contribute effectively.


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  Present contract briefings to the outfit project team following contract award.


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  Assist project teams during the initial phase with major requisitions and planning, as needed.


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  Review completed project data and update future estimates accordingly.


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  Stay updated on industry trends and integrate relevant innovations to maintain a competitive edge.


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  Seek opportunities to expand client base and generate new inquiries.


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  Adhere to company policies regarding punctuality, conduct, and emergency arrangements.


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  Work independently, prioritizing tasks to meet deadlines without direct supervision.


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  Support the broader company objectives by performing additional duties as necessary.

Knowledge of:

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  Marine industries, including cruise ships, ferries, defense projects, and superyachts.


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  Outfitting processes across multiple trade disciplines.

Proficiency in:

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  Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel, Word, and Project.

Ability to:

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  Display a proactive attitude and adapt to various tasks within a small, collaborative team environment.


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  Interpret technical drawings, blueprints, and scopes of work.


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  Utilize measurement and surveying tools to calculate material requirements.

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  Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to engage professionally with staff, management, and suppliers.


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  Willingness to travel independently as necessary to support business objectives.


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  Apply analytical, negotiation, and organizational skills effectively to benefit the company.


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  Maintain compliance with company policies regarding drug and alcohol testing.

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  Background in marine or land-based outfitting industries is advantageous but not essential.

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  Ensure all personnel adhere to relevant health, safety, and environmental legislation.


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  Take personal responsibility for safety, including that of visitors and the general public on company property.


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  Report and document accidents, incidents, or near misses promptly.

Navis is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.