United Kingdom

Maxim Recruitment can offer job seekers access to some of the most exciting and rewarding construction job vacancies in London, South East England, the Midlands and across the UK. Since 2003 we have consistently recruited for many of the most successful building and civil engineering contractors, PQS, cost consultancies, developers, engineering consultancies and claims and dispute consultancies in the UK.

We work with many of the leading UK headquartered construction dispute consultancies with offices around the world.  This allows access from a United Kingdom base, to employers who are working on some of the largest and most complex quantum and delay construction disputes in the world.

Project types we frequently recruit for include major road, rail, water, power, marine, chemical plant and infrastructure contracts as well as building construction, housing, fit out and refurbishment works. 

Insights and Industry News

Maxim Insights

2024 Salary Guide for Professional Cost Consultants and Quantity Surveyors in Canada

This salary guide offers a comprehensive overview of compensation trends within the industry, illustrating how salaries range from entry-level to senior positions and how they differ by province, helping job seekers to understand market conditions in Canada and make informed decisions.…

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The Evolution of Architecture Across the Middle East

It was 20 years ago when I first arrived in the Emirate and the architecture in the Middle East has undergone a fascinating transformation in the past two decades. It reflects a blend of tradition, innovation and modern and is a hotbed of creativity and growth, attracting architects from around the world to contribute to its skyline.…

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Case Study | Successful Recruitment in Construction Disputes

In this case study, we’ll explore the process by which we recently facilitated the placement of a Quantity Surveyor into her first Quantum Associate role with a global construction consultancy firm.  We will highlight the strategies and challenges faced along the way.…

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Why relying solely on job advertisements would shrink your construction claims and disputes talent pool

Recruiting for construction claims and disputes roles requires more than just posting a job ad and waiting for applications. It demands an in-depth understanding of the industry, access to a global network of professionals, and a tailored recruitment approach to meet the specific needs of each role.…

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Canada | Going Beyond The Competitive Salary Benchmarks

To succeed in hiring and retaining Professional Cost Consultants and Quantity Surveyors in Canada, employers must go beyond just offering competitive salaries and focus on the full compensation package, career development, and the work environment to attract and retain the best in a competitive market.…

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Industry News

Horsley returns to O'Keefe

South London-based civil engineering contractor O'Keefe Construction has appointed Lee Horsley as managing director.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 19 September, 06:53

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Builders left fatal trap hole in bathroom floor

An 81-year-old man died after falling through a hole in his bathroom that had been left by builders.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 19 September, 06:39

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Subbies see earnings continue to rise

Self-employed construction subcontractors enjoyed another rise in earnings last month, according to a leading provider of business services to the industry.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 19 September, 06:24

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Housing planning approvals reach new low

Planning permissions will need to increase by 55% to reach the government’s new annual target of 370,000 new homes.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 19 September, 06:21

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Profits soften for National Portrait Gallery contractor

Gilbert-Ash, the contractor responsible for the redevelopment of the National Portrait Gallery last year, has filed accounts for 2023.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 19 September, 06:18

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