Prepare initial cost estimates and feasibility reports.
Advise on cost limits and budgets.
Conduct value engineering to optimize cost efficiency.
b. Tendering & Procurement
Prepare
Bills of Quantities (BOQ)
, cost breakdowns, and tender documents.
Evaluate tenders and assist in contractor selection.
Advise on procurement methods (e.g., traditional, design & build).
2. Construction Stage
a. Contract Administration
Manage and administer contracts (e.g., JCT, FIDIC, NEC).
Assess progress claims and certify interim payments.
Handle variations, change orders, and claims.
b. Cost Control
Monitor project costs and forecast final expenditures.
Track material and labor costs against budget.
Identify potential cost overruns and advise corrective action.
c. Site Coordination
Liaise with site engineers, architects, and project managers.
Conduct site visits to verify work progress and quality.
3. Post-Construction Stage
a. Final Account Preparation
Prepare and agree on the final account with contractors.
Reconcile all variations and contractual claims.
b. Project Closeout
Prepare cost reports and project completion documentation.
Conduct post-project evaluation and cost analysis for future projects.
4. Additional / Specialized Roles
Depending on the organization or project type, a QS may also:
Conduct
risk and value management
.
Provide
life-cycle costing
for sustainable construction.
Advise on
taxation, insurance, and depreciation
aspects.
Support
dispute resolution and arbitration
through detailed cost evidence.
Job Type: Full-time
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