Certified Value Specialist (CVS) – Value Engineering Facilitator

We are seeking an experienced Value Engineering Facilitator (CVS) certified by SAVE International to support the delivery of structured Value Engineering facilitation on largescale and complex construction projects. The role focuses on facilitating formal VE processes and workshops in support of the design and cost management disciplines.

Qualifications :

Key Responsibilities

  • Facilitate formal Value Engineering workshops in accordance with SAVE International Value Methodology and agreed project procedures.
  • Experience across one or more of the following sectors: Sports facilities and stadiums hospitality developments large urban and mixeduse developments healthcare and education projects.
  • Plan structure and lead VE studies across defined phases including information gathering function analysis option generation evaluation and recommendation development.
  • Support the design and cost management teams by enabling structured multidisciplinary collaboration and objective evaluation of design options.
  • Facilitate discussions focused on function performance value and risk without assuming responsibility for cost plans estimates or budget ownership.
  • Work closely with the Lead Design Consultant and Cost Management team to ensure VE outcomes are practical buildable and aligned with project objectives.
  • Document VE findings recommendations and agreed actions in formal VE reports suitable for client and authority review.
  • Support VE exercises at agreed stages of the design process (e.g. early optioneering Stage 2/3 design development or defined gateway reviews).
  • Ensure VE activities are carried out in line with client governance requirements and recognised industry best practice.
  • Contribute to constructive challenge within the design process while maintaining independence and objectivity.

Remote Work :

No

Employment Type :

Full-time

Experience: years
Vacancy: 1

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