The Quantity Surveryor will manage and control all commercial, contractual, and cost-related aspects of Waterproofing & Insulation (WI) works, ensuring projects are delivered within budget, in compliance with contract requirements, and with timely billing and cost reporting.
Key roles and responsibilities
Commercial & Cost Control
- Prepare and review BOQs, cost estimates, and budgets for WI works.
- Monitor project costs and ensure effective cost control and forecasting.
- Track variations, claims, and additional works related to waterproofing systems.
- Maintain updated cost reports and cash flow forecasts.
Billing & Payments
- Prepare and submit interim payment applications and final bills.
- Measure executed WI works accurately as per drawings and specifications.
- Coordinate with clients/consultants for billing certification and approvals.
- Verify and certify subcontractor and supplier invoices.
Contracts & Procurement
- Assist in tender analysis, rate evaluation, and contract finalization for WI subcontractors.
- Prepare and review work orders, subcontracts, and amendments.
- Ensure compliance with contract terms, specifications, and scope of work.
Coordination & Site Support
- Coordinate with project managers, site engineers, planning, and QA/QC teams.
- Support site teams with measurement clarifications and commercial inputs.
- Attend project meetings related to commercial and contractual matters.
Documentation & Compliance
- Maintain proper records of measurements, variations, correspondence, and approvals.
- Ensure commercial documentation aligns with company procedures and audit requirements.
Must have skills:
- Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or relevant field.
- 5+ years of exp. as a Quantity Surveyor (QS) for water infrastructure with Technical understanding of water supply, sewage, and treatment plant construction techniques.
- Experience in managing the financial, contractual, and technical aspects of projects like treatment plants and pipelines.
- Experiend in handling cost estimation, BoQ (Bill of Quantities) preparation, tender documentation, and sub-contractor billing to ensure projects stay within budget.
