Senior Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure Projects

AECOM Middle East Ltd

Abu Dhabi

On-site

AED 500,000 - 800,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

AECOM is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure in Abu Dhabi, UAE to manage commercial and contractual aspects of major infrastructure projects. You will verify quantities, review BOQs, assess payments, monitor costs, and evaluate variations and claims.

You will collaborate with Resident Engineer and Project Manager to ensure accurate commercial records through construction and closeout phases.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline.
Strong understanding of construction quantity measurement and Bills of Quantities.
Experience reviewing contractor payment applications and interim valuations.

Responsibilities

Verify and review project quantities against drawings and contractual documents.
Assess interim valuations and payment applications from contractors.
Evaluate variation orders and change management on infrastructure projects.
Support final accounts and project closeout processes.
Prepare project cost reports and commercial status updates.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication

Coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Quantity surveying software

Job description

Job Snapshot

Role: Senior Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure
Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Industry: Civil Engineering
Function: Surveying
Experience: Relevant experience in quantity surveying and commercial management for major infrastructure projects; minimum years not specified
Job Type: Full Time
Work Arrangement: On-site

Job Details

Country: United Arab Emirates
City: Abu Dhabi
Industry: Civil Engineering
Function: Surveying
Salary: Not disclosed
Gender: No Preference
Candidate Nationality: Not specified
Job Type: Full Time
Work Arrangement: On-site

Job Overview

AECOM is seeking a Senior Quantity Surveyor - Infrastructure to support the commercial and contractual management of major infrastructure construction projects in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The successful candidate will be responsible for verifying construction quantities, reviewing Bills of Quantities (BOQs), assessing contractor payment applications, monitoring project costs, and evaluating variations and contractual claims. The position covers a broad range of infrastructure works, including roads, earthworks, stormwater drainage, sewerage, potable water, irrigation, electrical networks, and telecommunications infrastructure. Working closely with the Resident Engineer, Project Manager, planning team, and contractors, the Senior Quantity Surveyor will help maintain accurate commercial records, support contractual compliance, and provide reliable cost information throughout construction and project closeout.

Key Responsibilities

Infrastructure Quantity Verification
Review and verify construction quantities against approved drawings, specifications, and contractual documents.
Examine Bills of Quantities to confirm the accuracy of measured work items.
Conduct quantity verification for completed and ongoing infrastructure construction activities.
Review measurement records and supporting documentation submitted by contractors.
Identify discrepancies in quantities and coordinate clarification with relevant project personnel.
Maintain accurate quantity records to support payment assessments and commercial reporting.
Infrastructure Works Assessment
Verify quantities associated with road construction and earthworks.
Review measurements for stormwater drainage and sewerage infrastructure.
Assess quantities relating to potable water and irrigation networks.
Verify relevant electrical and telecommunications infrastructure work items.
Review supporting drawings, specifications, and measurement information for infrastructure works.
Ensure quantity assessments are consistent with applicable contract requirements.
Contractor Payments and Interim Valuations
Review contractor payment applications and supporting commercial documentation.
Assess Interim Payment Certificates (IPCs) in accordance with contractual provisions.
Verify claimed quantities, rates, and completed work values.
Identify inconsistencies in payment submissions and coordinate their resolution.
Review relevant measurement records and supporting calculations.
Maintain accurate records of payment assessments and contractual valuations.
Provide commercial recommendations to support payment review and approval processes.
Variation Orders and Change Management
Review and assess variation orders arising during infrastructure construction.
Evaluate proposed changes in quantities, rates, and scope of work.
Examine contractor cost breakdowns and supporting documentation.
Assess the commercial and contractual implications of proposed variations.
Review rate build-ups, quotations, and cost estimates submitted by contractors.
Monitor changes to the original scope and identify potential cost impacts.
Maintain updated variation records and supporting assessments.
Coordinate with project teams to resolve variation-related commercial matters.
Contractual Claims and Extension of Time Assessments
Review contractor claims in accordance with the applicable construction contract.
Evaluate Extension of Time (EOT) submissions in coordination with the project team.
Examine contractual documentation and supporting information associated with claims.
Assess the commercial implications of submitted claims and contractual matters.
Coordinate with the Resident Engineer, Project Manager, and planning team during claim evaluations.
Identify contractual concerns requiring clarification or further assessment.
Maintain accurate records of claims, supporting documents, and commercial recommendations.
Support the resolution of contractual issues through detailed analysis and professional coordination.
Project Cost Control and Commercial Monitoring
Monitor infrastructure project costs, budgets, and expenditure.
Identify potential cost impacts arising from variations, claims, and changes in construction scope.
Review contractor quotations and cost estimates for commercial accuracy.
Evaluate rate analyses and supporting cost information.
Maintain visibility of significant commercial issues affecting project expenditure.
Prepare cost assessments to support project management decisions.
Contribute to effective financial monitoring and commercial control throughout construction.
Commercial Reporting and Documentation
Prepare regular project cost reports and commercial status updates.
Maintain organised records of payments, variations, claims, and contractual matters.
Document quantity assessments, cost evaluations, and supporting calculations.
Provide accurate commercial information to project management personnel.
Maintain relevant correspondence and supporting documentation for contractual reviews.
Ensure commercial records remain consistent, complete, and accessible.
Support accurate reporting of outstanding commercial issues and potential cost implications.
Project Team and Contractor Coordination
Coordinate with the Resident Engineer and Project Manager on commercial and contractual matters.
Work closely with the planning team when reviewing claims and Extension of Time submissions.
Communicate with contractors regarding quantity assessments, valuations, and commercial queries.
Collaborate with engineering and construction personnel to verify relevant project information.
Assist in resolving discrepancies involving measurements, rates, payment applications, and contract documentation.
Maintain professional communication with internal and external project stakeholders.
Support consistent application of contractual procedures throughout project execution.
Final Accounts and Project Closeout
Support the preparation and review of final accounts for infrastructure construction works.
Verify relevant final quantities and associated commercial documentation.
Review outstanding variations, claims, and payment matters during project closeout.
Coordinate with the project team to clarify unresolved commercial issues.
Maintain complete records of contractual assessments and supporting information.
Assist with the preparation of commercial documentation required for project closeout.

Qualifications and Professional Experience

Bachelor 's degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline.
Relevant professional experience in quantity surveying and commercial management for major infrastructure projects.
Strong understanding of construction contracts and Bills of Quantities.
Experience reviewing contractor payment applications and interim valuations.
Practical knowledge of construction variations, claims, and cost control procedures.
Experience verifying construction quantities and reviewing measurement documentation.
Ability to assess rate build‑ups, contractor quotations, and cost estimates.
Experience evaluating contractual documents, engineering drawings, and technical specifications.
Understanding of commercial assessments associated with infrastructure construction works.
Good proficiency in Microsoft Excel and relevant quantity surveying and cost management tools.
Strong analytical, communication, and coordination skills.
Previous experience on major infrastructure projects in the United Arab Emirates is preferred.

Technical Skills and Professional Competencies

Infrastructure quantity surveying and commercial administration.
Construction quantity measurement and verification.
Bills of Quantities review and assessment.
Interim Payment Certificate evaluation.
Contractor payment application review.
Variation order assessment and change management.
Construction claims and Extension of Time review.
Rate analysis and cost estimate evaluation.
Infrastructure project cost monitoring and reporting.
Contract interpretation and commercial compliance.
Roads, earthworks, drainage, sewerage, and utility infrastructure measurement.
Engineering drawing and technical specification review.
Microsoft Excel and quantity surveying software proficiency.
Accurate commercial documentation and record management.
Effective coordination with contractors, engineers, and project management teams.
Strong analytical judgement and attention to detail.

Recruitment and Onboarding Requirements

AECOM is committed to maintaining a secure and trustworthy recruitment process and takes fraudulent hiring activities seriously. All newly hired employees must attend an in-person Day 1 onboarding session at an AECOM office location as a condition of employment.