Job Summary:

The Quantity Surveyor manages all aspects of the contractual and financial side of construction projects. They ensure that the financial and legal aspects of a project are managed correctly, from initial estimates to final figures.

Key Responsibilities:

• Cost Management: Prepare cost estimates, budgets, and bills of quantities (BOQ).
• Procurement: Advise on procurement strategy and manage the tender process.
• Contract Administration: Administer contracts, manage variations, and handle claims. Provide advice on contractual claims.
• Valuation & Payments: Calculate and track project valuations, prepare interim and final payment applications, and certify subcontractor payments.
• Cost Control: Monitor project costs against the budget, identify potential cost overruns, and recommend cost-saving measures.
• Reporting: Provide financial progress reports to project managers and clients.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
• Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor in a construction environment.
• Profound knowledge of construction processes, materials, and legal guidelines.
• Strong numerical and financial management skills.
• Proficiency in QS software (e.g., CostX, Bluebeam) and MS Excel.
• Professional certification (e.g., MRICS, AIQS) is a significant advantage.

• Cost Management: Prepare cost estimates, budgets, and bills of quantities (BOQ).
• Procurement: Advise on procurement strategy and manage the tender process.
• Contract Administration: Administer contracts, manage variations, and handle claims. Provide advice on contractual claims.
• Valuation & Payments: Calculate and track project valuations, prepare interim and final payment applications, and certify subcontractor payments.
• Cost Control: Monitor project costs against the budget, identify potential cost overruns, and recommend cost-saving measures.
• Reporting: Provide financial progress reports to project managers and clients.

• Profound knowledge of construction processes, materials, and legal guidelines.
• Strong numerical and financial management skills.
• Proficiency in QS software (e.g., CostX, Bluebeam) and MS Excel.

• Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
• Professional certification (e.g., MRICS, AIQS) is a significant advantage.