Job Description

Job Title
Quantity surveyer

Responsibilities:
Cost Management & EstimationPrepare and update cost estimates and budgets throughout the contract lifecycle. Monitor project expenditures and ensure alignment with the approved budget. Provide cost advice to project teams during design development and construction.

Contract AdministrationInterpret and apply contract clauses related to payments, variations, claims and notice. Support the preparation and submission of interim payment applications. Manage monthly progress payments based on actual work completed, ensuring timely and accurate valuations in coordination with site teams and the Engineer. Assist in the preparation of final accounts and close-out documentation. Maintain contract records (commercial / contractual).

Variations & Change ManagementIdentify, evaluate, and price variations in accordance with the contract. Maintain a variation register and ensure timely submission of variation proposals. Liaise with the Engineer and Employer's Representative for approvals. Prepare and advise on early warning notices in conjunction with project team of potential scope variations and issues. Support and apply the principles of risk and opportunity management.

Claims & Dispute SupportBe able to understand, monitor and advise on the project planning (programme), critical path, resources in relationship to time activity changes, cost issues and claims. Assist in the preparation of claims for Extension of Time (EOT), additional costs and other contractual matters. Compile supporting documentation and cost substantiation for claims. Coordinate with the Contract Manager and legal team on dispute resolution matters.

Reporting & DocumentationPrepare regular cost reports, cash flow forecasts, and financial statements. Maintain accurate records of measurements, valuations, and correspondence. Support audits and reviews by internal and external stakeholders.

Procurement
Support Supplier and Subcontractor procurement. Subcontract post contract administration to enable the proper commercial and contractual interface with the project / head contract requirements, costs control and reporting of the subcontractor.
Qualifications & Skills:Degree in Quantity Surveying, Cost Engineering, Construction Management, or a member of an affiliated institution (R.I.C.S.), or related field. Minimum [X] years of experience in construction projects, preferably under FIDIC contracts. Strong knowledge of FIDIC contract provisions and cost control principles. Proficiency in cost management software (e.g., Candy, CostX, Excel, ACONEX ). Excellent analytical, negotiation, and communication skills. Practical knowledge of mechanical and electrical service or automative installations.

Diversity & Inclusion
Vanderlande is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Qualified applicants will be considered without regards to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, or disability status.