Job Description

Summary:

The Quantity Surveyor is required to manage all costs relating to building and civil engineering projects, from the initial calculations to the final figures, including determining requirements, calculating costs and timelines and monitoring construction progress. Knowledge, Skills and Experience Requirements:

The Quantity Surveyor will have an academic and/or applied background that includes the following: Bachelor's degree in quantity surveying, construction engineering, management, or related field; 10-15 years of general construction estimating experience, financial experience, construction experience, or related field; Able to analyze financial records and apply data to improved results; Strong aptitude for numbers, spreadsheets, and financial reports; Experienced at compiling and following strict budgets; strong estimating and financial analysis skills; In-depth understanding of construction, materials, pricing, and industry; Able to analyze problems and strategize for better solutions; and Responsibilities:

Prepare contracts and documents; Set budgets for payments, inventory needs, and materials; Track changes in plans or constructions; update budgets; Negotiate with contractors and subcontractors; Act as a liaison between internal and external parties; Identify potential financial or construction risks; Prepare payments for contractors and subcontractors; Document progress, materials, and reports on project; Advise on property taxes, regulations, and local laws; Source maintenance costs and facilities management for clients; Analyze completed projects to determine ROI and compare costs; Review BOQs; Review and assessment of interim payment certificates; Review and assess of variation orders; and Review and preparation of final accounts.