Quantity Surveyor - Construction Industry

1. Cost Planning & Estimation

Prepare detailed cost estimates, bills of quantities (BOQ), and tender documents.

Develop cost plans during feasibility and design stages.

Conduct cost analysis and forecasting throughout the project lifecycle.

2. Procurement & Tendering

Prepare and issue tender documents (RFQs, RFPs, BOQs).

Analyze and evaluate contractor and supplier bids.

Assist in negotiation and contractor selection.

3. Contract Management

Prepare contract documentation, variations, and claims.

Monitor contractual compliance for clients and contractors.

4. Cost Control & Financial Management

Track project expenditures, certify payments, and prepare interim valuations.

Conduct cost audits and maintain project cost records.

Prepare final accounts and financial statements upon project completion.

5. Project Coordination & Reporting

Collaborate with engineers, project managers, architects, and site teams.

Attend site meetings and provide commercial updates.

Prepare regular progress and cost reports for stakeholders.

6. Risk & Value Engineering

Identify cost and financial risks and propose mitigation strategies.

Participate in value engineering workshops to optimize project cost.

7. Compliance & Quality Assurance

Ensure all work complies with legal, safety, and environmental standards.

Maintain accurate documentation for auditing and regulatory review.

Required Skills & QualificationsEducation

Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or related field.

Technical Skills

Strong knowledge of construction methods, materials, and civil engineering standards.

Proficiency in QS software (CostX, Candy, Primavera, AutoCAD, MS Excel, etc.).

Understanding of contract laws and standard forms of contracts.

Soft Skills

Strong analytical and numerical skills.

Excellent communication and negotiation abilities.

Attention to detail and ability to manage multiple tasks.

Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills.