E&I Quantity Surveyor for UAE EPC Projects

ArchirodonGroup; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 200,880 - 312,480; Full time

Job summary

Archirodon is seeking a capable E&I Quantity Surveyor to join one of its UAE projects. The role focuses on cost control, material tracking, and evaluation of variations within Electrical & Instrumentation scopes.

Candidates should have a Bachelor's or Diploma in Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering and 5–8 years of experience in EPC/EPCM cost analysis, with proficiency in AutoCAD, MS Word, MS Excel, and ERP systems. Travel to site is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Diploma in Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering.
• 5–8 years in project cost analysis, material & cost control in EPC/EPCM.
• Proficiency reviewing E&I material tracking for cost analysis.
• Good knowledge of International & ADNOC Standards.
• Awareness of safety & quality norms in Oil & Gas.
• Ability to travel to site.
• Proficiency with AutoCAD, MS Word, MS Excel, ERM.
• Proven ability to work with multicultural, multinational teams.
• Excellent spoken and written English communication.

Responsibilities

• Plan and implement IWP and WFP to deliver construction packages.
• Analyze and control electrical & instrumentation material quantities.
• Evaluate contractor variations and interim payments.
• Assess cost implications of E&I work.
• Support material evaluation and tie‑ins for construction.
• Track material to resolve holds and field concerns.
• Assist with variation claims related to E&I.
• Coordinate with Field Engineering for material control.
• Coordinate vendor input for construction methods.
• Conduct field inspections ensuring quantity and technical adherence.
• Support punch list closure and pre‑commissioning activities.

Education

Bachelor's/Diploma in Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering

5–8 years of experience in EPC/EPCM cost analysis

Tools

AutoCAD

MS Word

MS Excel

ERM

English communication

Job description

Archirodon is seeking a capable E&I Quantity Surveyor to join one of its UAE projects. The role focuses on cost control, material tracking, and evaluation of variations within Electrical & Instrumentation scopes.

Candidates should have a Bachelor's or Diploma in Electrical/Instrumentation Engineering and 5–8 years of experience in EPC/EPCM cost analysis, with proficiency in AutoCAD, MS Word, MS Excel, and ERP systems. Travel to site is required.