Senior Quantity Surveyor

applydubaijob.com; Dubai; On-site; AED 167,000 - 223,000; Full time

Job summary

CSCEC Steel in Dubai seeks a Senior Quantity Surveyor to lead commercial and contractual activities across the full construction lifecycle. You will drive contract administration, interim valuations, subcontractor management, cost control, and claims handling.

You'll prepare cash-flow forecasts, manage variations and final accounts, and coordinate with project, engineering, and QC teams to support project close-out. A bachelor's degree in QS/related field and senior-level experience are required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying or related field.
• Senior-level experience in quantity surveying, contract administration, claims, and cost control.

Responsibilities

• Manage main-contract administration, contractual clauses, milestones, and payment terms
• Prepare monthly interim valuations and IPC submissions
• Review subcontractor payment applications
• Manage variations, Extension of Time claims, and cost claims, including prolongation, disruption, and acceleration claims
• Prepare contractual notices and statements of claim
• Support negotiations with employers and consultants
• Maintain detailed project records and claim-evidence documentation
• Manage project cost control, cash-flow forecasting, and budget-versus-actual monitoring
• Handle subcontractor contracts, measurements, variations, backcharges, retention, and guarantees
• Coordinate quantity verification, site measurements, and quantity take-offsWork with project, engineering, technical, and QC teams
• Support final accounts, variation-order resolution, claim settlements, and project close-out

Skills

Contract administration

Claims management

Cost control

Budgeting

Negotiation

Communication

Coordination

Subcontractor management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying or related field

Job description

Job Title: Senior Quantity Surveyor

Company: CSCEC Steel

Industry: Construction & Engineering

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Experience: Senior-level experience in quantity surveying, contract administration, claims, and cost control

Qualification: Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field (estimated)

Salary: AED 15,000–20,000 per month

Role Overview

CSCEC Steel is seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor to manage commercial and contractual activities across the full construction project lifecycle. The role covers contract administration, interim valuations, subcontractor management, cost control, claims, cash-flow forecasting, and project close-out.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage main-contract administration, contractual clauses, milestones, and payment terms
• Prepare monthly interim valuations and IPC submissions
• Review subcontractor payment applications
• Manage variations, Extension of Time claims, and cost claims, including prolongation, disruption, and acceleration claims
• Prepare contractual notices and statements of claim
• Support negotiations with employers and consultants
• Maintain detailed project records and claim-evidence documentation
• Manage project cost control, cash-flow forecasting, and budget-versus-actual monitoring
• Handle subcontractor contracts, measurements, variations, backcharges, retention, and guarantees
• Coordinate quantity verification, site measurements, and quantity take-offsWork with project, engineering, technical, and QC teams
• Support final accounts, variation-order resolution, claim settlements, and project close-out

Requirements

• Strong Quantity Surveyor experience in construction projects
• Solid knowledge of contract administration, claims management, and cost control
• Experience managing subcontractors and commercial agreements
• Ability to handle project valuations, payment applications, and final accounts
• Strong understanding of construction measurement and quantity verification
• Excellent negotiation, communication, and coordination skills
• Ability to manage multiple commercial activities throughout the project lifecycle
• Knowledge of contract administration, interim valuations, IPC preparation, variations, EOT claims, cost control, cash-flow forecasting, subcontract management, quantity take-offs, claims preparation, negotiations, and project close-out procedures