Quantity Surveyor

We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Quantity Surveyor to join our team and manage the financial aspects of construction projects. As a Quantity Surveyor, you will play a critical role in ensuring that building projects are delivered on time and within budget while maintaining the highest standards of quality and compliance. You will work closely with architects, contractors, project managers, and other stakeholders to monitor costs, manage contracts, and provide detailed cost estimates. This role requires a combination of technical knowledge, excellent communication skills, and the ability to make informed financial decisions.

Key Responsibilities

• Cost Estimation and Budgeting: Prepare detailed cost estimates for construction projects, including materials, labour, equipment, and subcontractor costs. Provide accurate budgeting to ensure that projects stay within financial limits.
• Tender Management: Prepare and issue tender documents, assess and evaluate bids from contractors, and advise on the selection of the best value-for-money contractor for the project.
• Contract Administration: Manage the procurement and contractual agreements for construction projects. This includes preparing and reviewing contracts, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, and negotiating terms with suppliers and contractors.
• Cost Control and Value Engineering: Monitor project costs throughout the construction process. Identify opportunities for cost savings and provide value engineering solutions to improve project efficiency without compromising quality or safety.
• Risk Management: Identify and assess potential financial risks associated with construction projects. Implement strategies to mitigate these risks and ensure projects are completed within agreed financial parameters.
• Measurement and Valuation: Carry out on-site measurements and valuations of completed work to ensure accuracy and fairness in the payment process. Prepare and submit progress reports and interim payment applications.
• Variations and Change Orders: Manage and assess variations and change orders during the construction process, ensuring that any deviations from the original contract are documented, priced, and agreed upon by all parties.
• Final Accounts and Closeout: Prepare final accounts at the end of a project, ensuring that all costs are accounted for and that the project is completed within budget. Ensure all financial documentation is completed accurately and on time.
• Client and Stakeholder Liaison: Work closely with clients, contractors, architects, and other stakeholders to ensure clear communication and alignment on project objectives, budgets, and timelines. Act as the point of contact for any financial queries related to the project.
• Compliance and Legal Requirements: Ensure that all contracts, estimates, and financial reports comply with relevant legal, regulatory, and industry standards, including health and safety regulations.
• Financial Reporting: Prepare and submit regular financial reports to clients and senior management, providing clear updates on project progress, costs, and any potential financial issues.
• Site Visits and Inspections: Conduct regular site visits to monitor project progress, assess the quality of work, and ensure that financial planning aligns with actual construction activities.