Quantity Surveyor - MEP

Sccsinternational; Manama; On-site; BHD 18,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

AECOM is seeking a Quantity Surveyor for MEP work in Manama, Bahrain. You will prepare bills of quantities and cost estimates, analyse specs and drawings, and monitor costs across all phases of construction.

The role involves managing contract documentation, variations, claims, and change orders, plus cost reporting for stakeholders. 3–5+ years in MEP QS with MRICS progress is preferred and Bahrain standards knowledge is essential.

Qualifications

• Degree in quantity surveying or engineering with professional relevance.
• 3–5+ years of QS experience in MEP-focused projects.
• MRICS or working towards MRICS is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of MEP systems and their cost implications.
• Experience with bills of quantities, estimates and financial analysis.
• Solid understanding of construction contracts and procurement processes.

Responsibilities

• Prepare bills of quantities and cost estimates for MEP systems.
• Analyse specifications, drawings and technical docs to quantify materials and labour.
• Monitor costs through all project phases.
• Manage contract documentation including variations, claims and change orders.
• Provide cost reports and financial forecasts for stakeholders.
• Conduct site inspections and measure quantities; compare tender documents and costs for vendor selection.
• Ensure compliance with Bahrain construction standards.

Skills

Quantity surveying

Cost estimation

Cost analysis

Contract management

Procurement processes

Vendor selection

Education

Quantity surveying degree

Engineering degree

Job description

AECOM is recruiting a Quantity Surveyor for mechanical, electrical and plumbing work in Manama, Bahrain, in its post-contract cost consultancy business. The surveyor will prepare bills of quantities and cost estimates for MEP systems, analyse specifications, drawings and technical documents to quantify materials and labour, and monitor costs through all phases of construction.

The posting covers the management of contract documentation, including variations, claims and change orders on MEP packages, together with cost reports and financial forecasts for the project's stakeholders and management. Site inspections and measurement to verify quantities, analysis of tender documents and cost comparisons to support vendor selection, and compliance with construction standards applicable in Bahrain complete the role.

Applicants need a quantity surveying or engineering degree and three to five years or more of professional experience as a quantity surveyor with a specific MEP focus. AECOM asks for knowledge of mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems and their cost implications, experience preparing bills of quantities, estimates and financial analysis, and a solid understanding of construction contracts, procurement processes and contract management.

The posting states the candidate should be working towards MRICS.