Average pay, hourly rate and hiring demand for quantity surveyor roles across the UK — free official ONS data.
["In the UK, a Quantity Surveyor can expect an average salary of around £55,640 per year, reflecting their role's importance in construction projects.", 'This guide covers typical salaries, factors affecting pay, and advice for both hiring managers and job seekers.']
| Average annual salary | £55,640 |
|---|---|
| Average weekly pay (2022) | £1,070 |
| Hourly equivalent | £28.53 (based on a 37-hour week) |
| Monthly (gross) | £4,637 |
| Indicative pay range | £40,100 – £77,900 |
Average and weekly figures are official ONS ASHE estimates via LMI for All. The indicative range is derived around the ONS average to reflect typical spread by region and experience; actual offers vary.
Official Working Futures projections show UK employment in this occupation moving from about 64,972 in 2021 to 77,084 by 2035 (+18.6%) — demand is growing.
| Year | Avg weekly pay | Annualised |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | £1,010 | £52,520 |
| 2022 | £1,070 | £55,640 |
['Employers should focus on candidates with relevant experience and certifications to ensure they can manage complex projects effectively.', 'Offering competitive salaries and benefits will help attract high-caliber Quantity Surveyors, especially in a growing market.']
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Get a Staffing QuoteTalk to us['To boost your pay as a Quantity Surveyor, consider gaining additional qualifications or certification that are valued by employers in the construction industry.', 'Networking with professionals in the field can also provide insights into market rates and opportunities for higher salaries.']
The average pay per hour for a Quantity Surveyor is around £28.53, but this can vary based on experience and location.
More experienced Quantity Surveyors are often paid higher salaries due to their proven track record and advanced skills.
A degree in construction, surveying, or a related field is typically required, with additional certifications enhancing employability and salary potential.