Quantity Surveyor Engineer - Electrical

Confidential; Makkah Region; On-site; SAR 167,000 - 234,000; Full time

Job summary

Confidential in Saudi Arabia seeks an experienced Quantity Surveyor to manage and control project quantities, BOQs, variations, and interim payments for electrical works, ensuring accurate quantity measurement, cost control, and adherence to contractual requirements. Basic academic qualification is a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.

You will lead QS activities at project sites, review tender documents, validate BOQs, verify quantities, and manage variations, IPCs, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.

Responsibilities

• Lead QS activities at project sites and support delivery within approved project quantities and budgets.
• Review and validate tender documents and prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQs).
• Verify quantities against project BOQs and purchase requests.
• Review and validate subcontractor IPCs and supporting documents, including drawings, MIRs, WIRs, and earned quantities.
• Prepare and manage Variation Orders (VOs), IPC logs, and invoicing reports.
• Monitor project BOQs, PRs, IPCs, client invoicing, and VOs.
• Coordinate with QS, Project Management, Cost Control, contractors, suppliers, and subcontractors.
• Maintain accurate project quantity records and documentation.
• Support negotiations with suppliers and subcontractors.

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical / Electrical Engineering

Job description

To manage and control project quantities, BOQs, variations, and interim payments for electrical works, ensuring accurate quantity measurement, cost control, and effective commercial support to achieve project objectives within budget and contractual requirements.

Basic Academic Qualification: Bachelors’ Degree in Mechanical / Electrical Egineering.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead QS activities at project sites and support delivery within approved project quantities and budgets.
• Review and validate tender documents and prepare Bills of Quantities (BOQs).
• Verify quantities against project BOQs and purchase requests.
• Review and validate subcontractor IPCs and supporting documents, including drawings, MIRs, WIRs, and earned quantities.
• Prepare and manage Variation Orders (VOs), IPC logs, and invoicing reports.
• Monitor project BOQs, PRs, IPCs, client invoicing, and VOs.
• Coordinate with QS, Project Management, Cost Control, contractors, suppliers, and subcontractors.
• Maintain accurate project quantity records and documentation.
• Support negotiations with suppliers and subcontractors.