Job Description
The Quantity Surveyor plays a critical role in the administration of construction projects, contributing to the evaluation, negotiation, implementation, budgeting, and cost control processes. This role ensures the effective management of all financial aspects of a project from start to finish, ensuring successful project delivery that meets budgetary and quality standards.
Job Responsibilities
Cost Estimation & Budget Preparation:
- Prepare detailed cost estimates and budgets for ACMV (Air Conditioning and Mechanical Ventilation) construction projects and A&A (Alteration & Addition) projects.
Construction Plan Analysis:
- Review and analyze construction plans, specifications, and drawings to determine project costs.
Cost Optimization:
- Identify potential areas for cost savings and propose value engineering options to enhance project value without compromising quality.
Tender & Bid Preparation:
- Prepare and submit accurate and competitive tender documents and bid proposals for potential contractors and suppliers.
Contract Negotiation:
- Negotiate contracts with contractors and suppliers to secure favorable terms and conditions that align with project budgets and requirements.
Project Cost Management:
- Oversee and manage the project's financial performance, ensuring that costs are controlled and managed effectively throughout the construction process.
Progress Reporting & Financial Monitoring:
- Prepare and present progress reports and financial statements to clients, highlighting any deviations or concerns.
Site Inspections:
- Conduct site visits and inspections to monitor progress, ensure work aligns with specifications, and verify compliance with regulations.
Dispute Resolution:
- Address and resolve disputes or claims related to project costs, budgets, or financial agreements, ensuring fair and timely resolutions.
Client Advisory:
- Provide expert advice and guidance to clients regarding cost-related matters, assisting them in making informed financial decisions throughout the project.
Job Requirements
- Min. 2 years of related working experience
- Diploma in Engineering or equivalent
- Strong analytical and numerical skills with attention to detail and accuracy
- Proficiency in using computer software for cost estimating and project management
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of the team
- Ability to negotiate and manage contracts with contractors and suppliers
- Understanding of risk management and mitigation strategies
- Familiarity with industry regulations and standards
