The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for carrying out detailed quantification for multi-disciplinary projects. The role ensures that complete tender documents, submissions are in line with the requirements. Visiting sites during pretender stage. Prepare RFIs for Senior Quantity Surveyors review.

• Prepare accurate and detailed cost estimates for construction projects, analyzing project specifications, materials, labor costs, and other factors to determine project budgets.
• Manage project budgets throughout the construction process, monitoring costs, tracking expenditures, and identifying variances to ensure projects remain within budgetary constraints.
• Assist in the tendering process, including preparing tender documents, analyzing bids, and negotiating contracts with subcontractors and suppliers to secure the best value for the project.
• Administer construction contracts, including reviewing contract terms, processing change orders, and resolving contractual disputes to ensure compliance and mitigate risks.
• Perform accurate quantity takeoffs from architectural and engineering drawings, determining quantities of materials and labor required for construction activities.
• Implement cost control measures to manage project expenses effectively, identifying cost-saving opportunities, and implementing value engineering solutions to optimize project costs.
• Identify and assess project risks, such as cost overruns, schedule delays, and scope changes, developing risk mitigation strategies to minimize impacts on project outcomes.
• Ensure construction work meets quality standards and specifications, conducting inspections and quality audits to identify deficiencies and ensure compliance with project requirements.
• Prepare regular progress reports and cost reports for project stakeholders, providing updates on project status, budget performance, and forecasting future costs.
• Assist in resolving disputes and claims related to cost, quantity, and contract issues, providing expert advice and support to project teams and stakeholders to achieve timely and fair resolutions.