Quantity Surveyor

GagaMuller Group; Kamloops; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Retirement plan

Vacation benefits

Modern technology & hardware

Wellness programs

Mentorship opportunities

Job summary

GagaMuller Group in Kamloops, Canada, seeks a Quantity Surveyor to support cost and commercial management across CSA and MEP packages on diverse projects, including data centers. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to control costs, manage procurements, and optimize value within a fast-paced consultancy environment.

You will work with senior cost management and project delivery teams to develop estimates, monitor budgets, and support change management throughout design and

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Construction Economics, Engineering or related discipline.
• Strong commercial awareness and understanding of construction cost management and contract administration.
• Experience with quantity surveying and cost management software such as CostX, Cubit is a plus.
• CIQS membership or PQS designation is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Assist with procurement activities, including preparation of procurement documents, bid packages, and RFPs.
• Prepare cost plans, BOQs, schedules of rates, and other pricing docs.
• Support contractor and trade package procurement and commercial evaluations.
• Assist with quantity take-offs using BIM-enabled tools and digital construction methods.
• Conduct cost analysis to identify value engineering and cost optimization opportunities.
• Support cost management throughout design, procurement and construction.
• Communicate with stakeholders and coordinate meetings with project teams.
• Monitor cost performance and change management across projects.
• Prepare monthly cost reports, forecasts and earned value analyses.
• Maintain procurement logs, change logs and reporting documentation.
• Assist with contractor payment applications and final cost reconciliation.

Skills

Cost estimating

Procurement coordination

Cost reporting

Stakeholder management

BIM-enabled workflows

MS Excel

Communication

Education

Quantity Surveying or related degree

Tools

CostX

Cubit

Excel

Job description

GagaMuller is a Project Management Consultancy with specialized divisions focused on providing Project Management, Cost Management, and Digital services to owners and client organizations within the construction industry.

With a proven track record working alongside global technology leaders and data center developers, we combine local expertise with global standards to ensure projects are delivered on time, on budget, and to the highest quality standards.

At GagaMuller, we empower people and organizations to build with data.

Role Description

We are looking for a Quantity Surveyor to join GagaMuller. You will collaborate with experienced, diverse, and passionate teams, fostering a strong social dynamic and collective sense of achievement.

This role offers extensive industry exposure, helping you broaden your skills, explore new opportunities, and expand your perspective. We are committed to empowering our people by providing meaningful responsibility, mentorship from industry leaders, and the tools and resources needed to succeed.

You will also have the opportunity to contribute to our business as we continue to grow in Canada and across North America. At GagaMuller, building lasting, trusted relationships with our teams and clients is at the core of what we do.

With a market-leading client base and the opportunity to contribute to strategic assignments and high-profile projects, this is an exciting time to build your career with GagaMuller.

The Opportunity

GagaMuller is seeking a Quantity Surveyor to support project delivery activities within our Kamloops, Canada team.

Working closely with senior cost management, commercial, and project delivery teams, you will support the cost and commercial management of Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) and Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) construction packages across a range of projects.

This role offers the opportunity to gain exposure to large-scale commercial, infrastructure, industrial, and mission-critical developments, including data centers, while developing your cost management, contractual, procurement, and project delivery experience within a fast-paced consultancy environment.

As part of a multidisciplinary project delivery team, you will support procurement, cost control, forecasting, reporting, contractor coordination, and change management activities across active projects.

Responsibilities

1. Cost, Procurement & Delivery Management

• Assist with procurement activities, including the preparation of procurement documentation, bid packages, and requests for proposal.
• Prepare cost plans, estimates, Bills of Quantities (BOQs), schedules of rates, and other pricing documentation as required.
• Support contractor and trade package procurement, including bid enquiries, bid comparisons, commercial evaluations, and recommendations.
• Assist with quantity take-offs using BIM-enabled software and digital construction tools.
• Perform cost analysis and identify potential value engineering and cost optimization opportunities.
• Support ongoing cost management throughout design, procurement, and construction.

2. Stakeholder Coordination

• Establish effective communication channels and foster collaboration among project stakeholders.
• Participate in client, contractor, consultant, internal, and project coordination meetings as required.
• Work closely with Project Managers, BIM/VDC teams, Scheduling and Project Controls teams, and Construction teams to support integrated project delivery.
• Maintain effective communication with contractors and consultants regarding project progress, costs, changes, and commercial matters.
• Support multidisciplinary coordination across cost management and project delivery teams.

3. Risk, Change & Contract Management

• Support the change management process by assessing potential impacts to project scope, cost and schedule.
• Assist with the identification and management of commercial, contractual, and cost risks throughout the project lifecycle.
• Review project schedules, RFIs, submittal logs, procurement updates, and other project documentation to support timely resolution of project actions.
• Develop familiarity with contract conditions, scopes of work, technical requirements, and associated contract documentation.
• Support the review and monitoring of contractor performance as it relates to cost, quality, schedule, and project delivery.
• Assist with the evaluation and tracking of change orders and contractor claims.

4. Cost Reporting & Documentation

• Prepare and support monthly cost reports, forecasts, progress payment assessments, and earned value analysis for construction packages.
• Support the preparation of cash flow forecasts, budget updates, and cost reporting.
• Maintain accurate cost records, procurement logs, change logs, and reporting documentation.
• Assist with contractor payment applications, change orders, contract close-out, and final cost reconciliation.
• Review site documentation, progress records, and project reporting trackers.
• Monitor commitments, actual costs, forecasts, and potential cost exposures against approved project budgets.
• Utilize BIM and digital construction tools to improve project collaboration, quantity take-offs, and data management.
• Support the integration of cost management activities across project delivery functions.
• Work collaboratively with Project Controls, Construction, BIM/VDC, Scheduling, Design, and Cost Management teams.
• Promote a proactive, collaborative, and solutions-focused project environment.
• Support successful project delivery through effective cost management and stakeholder coordination.

Qualifications

• Degree, diploma, or equivalent qualification in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Construction Economics, Engineering, or a related discipline.
• Strong commercial awareness and understanding of construction cost management and contract administration.
• Excellent communication, organizational, analytical, and stakeholder management skills.
• Experience with quantity surveying and cost management software such as CostX, Cubit, or equivalent is considered an asset.
• Strong proficiency with Microsoft Excel and other standard project reporting tools.
• Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary project teams.
• CIQS membership or progress toward a Professional Quantity Surveyor (PQS) designation is considered an asset.

What Experience We Are Looking For

• 2+ years of relevant experience in Quantity Surveying, Cost Management, Cost Consulting, or a related construction cost role.
• Cost consultancy, general contracting, or construction project delivery experience is preferred.
• Experience supporting cost estimating, procurement, forecasting, cost reporting, contractor management, progress payments, and change management activities.
• Experience working on commercial, industrial, infrastructure, residential, or mission-critical projects is considered an asset.
• Experience with data center projects is highly desirable.
• Experience using BIM-enabled workflows and digital construction tools is considered an asset.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously.
• Ability to work effectively within fast-paced construction and project delivery environments.
• Comprehensive health and benefits coverage.
• Competitive retirement savings program.
• Competitive vacation allowance and work-life balance benefits.
• State-of-the-art technology and hardware.
• Social and wellness initiatives supporting employee well-being.
• Collaborative work environment that values teamwork and open communication.
• Mentorship, training, and professional development opportunities.