- Pay
- CA$48–62k
- Where
- Toronto, Ontario, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Quantity Surveyor in the Property & Construction sector, based in Toronto.
Toronto's skyline doesn't pause for anyone.
Cranes line the waterfront, residential towers keep stacking up, and the firms behind them need cost control that keeps pace with the build.
This is a startup operating in Property & Construction, built on a flat structure and a genuine appetite for doing things differently.
You won't be buried in process here.
You'll be trusted to own your numbers and your projects from day one.
Here's what you'll be doing: Prepare cost estimates, budgets and tender documents across live construction projects in and around Toronto Measure quantities from drawings and specifications, keeping figures accurate as designs change Manage the procurement process, from subcontractor packages through to final valuations Track project costs against budget and flag variances before they become problems Negotiate with suppliers and subcontractors to secure fair value without compromising quality Produce monthly cost reports and present them clearly to project stakeholders Here are the skills you'll need: A degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management or a related field Solid grounding in cost planning, measurement and contract administration, ideally gained within Property & Construction Comfortable with industry software for estimating and cost reporting Sharp commercial instincts.
You spot where money leaks before it leaks Strong communication skills, able to hold your ground in a negotiation and explain figures to non-specialists Able to work independently and switch between priorities without losing accuracy Key perks and benefits: C$48,000 to C$61,500, depending on experience Hybrid working, splitting time between site, office and home Equity in a growing business, not just a pay cheque Flexible hours and a learning and development budget to back your next qualification A genuinely flat structure where your ideas reach decision-makers fast Why pursue a career in Property & Construction?
Toronto's construction pipeline shows no sign of slowing, and that means steady demand for Quantity Surveyors who can keep projects financially sound.
The sector rewards people who are precise, who don't flinch at a tough negotiation, and who want to see their work rise, literally, above street level.
Few career paths let you point at a finished building and say you shaped what it cost to get there.
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