: As a Quantity Surveyor, you will be responsible for managing the costs associated with fitout projects, ensuring that they are completed within budget, while maintaining the highest standards of quality. You will play a critical role in optimizing project costs, estimating expenses, and providing expert advice on cost management. Key Responsibilities: ? Prepare accurate and detailed cost estimates for projects based on project specifications, design, and materials required. ? Collaborate with project managers and engineers to ensure cost estimates align with project goals. ? Develop and manage project budgets, tracking costs throughout the project lifecycle. ? Identify cost variances and propose cost control measures to keep projects on budget. ? Assist in the procurement of materials and services, including tendering and contract negotiation. ? Review and evaluate supplier/subcontractor proposals, ensuring cost-effectiveness and quality. ? Provide value engineering solutions to optimize project costs without compromising quality or functionality. ? Identify cost-saving opportunities and recommend alternative materials or methods. ? Generate regular cost reports and financial updates for project stakeholders. ? Provide project managers with insights into cost performance, forecasting, and potential risks. ? Assess and manage change orders, ensuring proper documentation and cost impact analysis. ? Communicate and negotiate changes with clients, contractors, and other stakeholders. Requirements: ? Bachelor\'s degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, or a related field. ? Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor in fitout projects, with a strong track record of successful cost management. ? Knowledge of construction materials, methods, and industry standards. ? Proficiency in cost estimation software and tools. ? Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. ? Effective communication and negotiation abilities. ? Attention to detail and accuracy in cost calculations. ? Membership in a relevant professional organization (e.g., RICS) is a plus