Quantity Surveyor

A. Quantity Surveying Duties

•Review project documents and prepare quantity take-offs for Tender, IFC, SD, and As-Built drawings.

•Track and monitor electrical quantities throughout project execution.

•Prepare comparison sheets highlighting variances between Tender, IFC, SD, and As-Built quantities with reasons for deviations.

•Develop and maintain a detailed Bill of Materials (BOM) for procurement purposes.

•Manage and record variation orders, ensuring full documentation and traceability.

•Analyze tender documents and advise on procurement and commercial strategies.

•Review and approve material and subcontracting requests.

•Monitor material usage and ensure timely procurement within budget constraints.

•Coordinate with site teams, suppliers, and subcontractors for contract management and negotiations.

B. Cost Controlling Duties

•Ensure strict compliance with project budgets and cost control procedures.

•Assign and verify cost codes for all purchase and subcontracting requests.

•Manage claims, variations, and disputes; document changes and update financial forecasts.

•Monitor project progress and prepare cost reports, variance analyses, and risk assessments.

•Provide cost advice and commercial support to project managers and design teams.

•Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure cost efficiency.

•Stay updated on industry trends, cost data, and best practices in quantity surveying.

Requirements

•Bachelor's degree in (Architectural / Civil ) Engineering

•Minimum 5 years of experience in (Architectural / Civil ) quantity surveying with a background in Cost Management in construction projects.

•Proficiency in AutoCAD, MS Excel, and preferably in the MS Dynamics 365 ERP system, and Planswift.

•Excellent analytical, negotiation, and communication skills.

•Strong attention to detail and ability to work under pressure.