Job Description

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The Senior Quantity Surveyor will oversee all contractual and financial aspects of construction projects, ensuring effective cost control, accurate forecasting, and proper contract administration. This role requires deep knowledge of UAE market practices, FIDIC contract conditions, and local procurement norms. Key Responsibilities:
1. Cost Estimation & Budgeting
Prepare initial cost estimates and detailed BOQs.
Conduct cost planning and value engineering exercises.
Assist in setting project budgets in line with client expectations.
2. Procurement & Tendering
Prepare tender documents, scope of works, and commercial evaluations.
Analyze bids and assist in selecting suppliers/subcontractors.
Negotiate and finalize sub-contract agreements.
3. Contract Administration
Administer main and sub-contracts, ensuring compliance with terms.
Handle claims, variations, and extensions of time in coordination with legal/contracts team.
Review and advise on contractual risks.
4. Cost Control & Reporting
Monitor project expenditures vs. budget.
Prepare monthly cost reports, forecasts, and cash flow projections.
Analyze variations and prepare valuation submissions.
5. Final Accounts & Closure
Prepare final accounts and reconcile project costs.
Liaise with consultants/clients on final settlement of accounts.
Ensure all documentation is properly archived post-project completion. Requirements:
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or related field.
MRICS/AIQS/CIOB certification preferred.
Experience:
Minimum 8-10 years of relevant QS experience in the UAE.
Strong knowledge of FIDIC contracts and local construction laws.
Proven track record in large-scale infrastructure or building projects.
Skills:
Excellent analytical and numerical skills.
Strong negotiation and communication abilities.
Proficiency in MS Excel, CostX, Candy, or similar estimation tools.
Attention to detail and ability to manage multiple deadlines. Additional Notes:
UAE driving license preferred.
Arabic language skills would be an advantage but not mandatory.