Quantity Surveyor

Roles and responsibilities:

• Prepare and verify quantity measurements for waterproofing works.
• Monitor project costs against the approved budget and identify cost variances.
• Prepare cost reports, profitability analyses, and monthly cost-to-complete reports.
• Track material consumption, labour productivity, and subcontractor costs.
• Prepare and submit monthly interim payment applications.
• Coordinate with site engineers to obtain WIRs, signed drawings, and all supporting documents required for billing.
• Follow up with the Main Contractor and Consultant for payment certificate approvals and resolve commercial queries.
• Reconcile certified, submitted, and outstanding invoices, and support the collection team to ensure timely payments.
• Identify, evaluate, and quantify variations arising from design changes, additional works, or site instructions.
• Prepare, submit, and negotiate variation quotations with all necessary commercial and technical supporting documents.
  

Must have skills:

• Minimum 3 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor, preferably in waterproofing or construction.
• Minimum qualification: Diploma in Civil Engineering / Quantity Surveying.
• Experience in quantity take-off, billing, payment applications, variations, cost control, and contract administration.
• Knowledge of WIRs, payment certificates, EOT, variation claims, and commercial documentation.
• Good communication and negotiation skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and AutoCAD will be an added advantage.

• Responsible for efficiently and accurately carrying out under mentioned job tasks assigned by relevant task Managers/GM
• Responsible for executing assigned tasks in accordance with the company procedures, Quality Management standards, regulations and instructions.
• Responsible for performing the assigned tasks to safe guard the best interest of the Company.
• Taking off quantities from the Tender Drawings for tenders.
• Preparation of project specific bill of quantities.
• Follow up with quotations from the suppliers.
• Evaluating supplier’s quotations.
• Preparation of interim and final claim.
• Preparation of valuing variations.
• Checking subcontractors variations, additional works etc.
• Checking subcontractors invoices.