Cost Planning & Estimation
- Prepare preliminary cost estimates, feasibility studies, and budget forecasts.
- Develop detailed Bills of Quantities (BOQ), cost plans, and rate analysis.
- Monitor and update cost estimates as design evolves.
Tendering & Procurement
- Manage the tendering process—from preparing tender documents to issuing addenda.
- Conduct pre‐qualification of contractors and suppliers.
- Lead tender evaluations, cost comparisons, and recommendations.
- Participate in contract negotiations and awarding.
Contract Management
- Administer FIDIC, JCT, NEC or other standard forms of contract.
- Manage contractual correspondence, notices, and compliance.
- Draft and review contract agreements, variations, and change orders.
- Maintain and enforce contractual timelines and obligations.
Commercial Management
- Oversee project cash flow, cost control, and financial reporting.
- Manage valuations, interim payments, final accounts, and reconciliation.
- Ensure the project stays within budget and aligns with financial objectives.
- Evaluate and mitigate commercial risks.
Change Management
- Assess variation orders, claims, and change requests.
- Conduct cost impact analysis & negotiate with contractors.
- Ensure changes are properly documented and approved.
Measurement & Valuation
- Ensure accurate quantity take-offs and measurement.
- Monitor site progress for payment valuation.
- Verify contractor claims based on actual works executed.
Risk & Value Engineering
- Identify cost and contractual risks; recommend mitigation strategies.
- Participate in value engineering workshops to improve cost–benefit outcomes.
- Analyze alternatives to optimize materials, methods, and design.
Team Leadership & Coordination
- Lead a team of QS engineers, cost controllers, and procurement staff.
- Coordinate with project managers, planners, engineers, and consultants.
- Conduct internal training and ensure staff adhere to QS standards
Reporting & Documentation
- Prepare cost reports, monthly commercial reports, and budget updates.
- Maintain proper documentation for audits and project close-out.
- Report deviations, risks, and financial status to senior management.
Stakeholder & Client Management
- Act as the commercial point of contact with the client.
- Attend coordination meetings, negotiations, and progress briefings.
- Provide expert advice on cost, contract matters, and financial decisions.