Senior Quantity Surveyor – Electromechanical Engineering

LADUN INVESTMENT COMPANY; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading investment company in Saudi Arabia is seeking a skilled quantity surveyor with over 10 years of experience in preparing cost estimates and managing budgets for electromechanical projects. The ideal candidate will lead teams, ensuring compliance with regulations and technical accuracy. Exceptional analytical skills and proficiency with software tools like AutoCAD and Excel are essential. Join a collaborative environment focused on high-quality project outcomes.

Qualifications

• 10 years and above experience in quantity surveying.
• Proven track record in cost estimation and financial forecasting.
• Capability to mentor and supervise junior team members.

Responsibilities

• Prepare quantities for electromechanical works, including various systems.
• Review and validate Bills of Quantities (BOQ), ensuring accuracy.
• Perform cost analysis for electromechanical work items.
• Coordinate with design and construction teams to resolve issues.
• Prepare progress payments and financial reports for management.

Skills

Analytical and numerical skills

Cost estimation and budgeting

Knowledge of construction regulations

Ability to interpret technical drawings

Communication and negotiation skills

Attention to detail

Proficient in cost estimation software

Project management skills

Team collaboration

Problem-solving abilities

Excellent communication abilities

Tools

AutoCAD

Excel

Primavera

Job description

Responsibilities

1. Prepare and quantify quantities for electromechanical works including electrical, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems in accordance with approved drawings and specifications.
2. Review contract documents, technical specifications, and shop drawings to ensure accuracy and consistency with Bills of Quantities (BOQ).
3. Prepare, review, and validate Bills of Quantities (BOQ) and cost estimates for electromechanical projects.
4. Perform detailed cost analysis and pricing for electromechanical work items.
5. Evaluate and manage variation orders, claims, and change requests, assessing their cost impact on the project.
6. Coordinate with design, procurement, and construction teams to resolve technical issues affecting quantities and costs.
7. Prepare, review, and certify monthly progress payments and interim valuations based on actual work executed.
8. Monitor project costs, control budgets, and ensure alignment with approved financial plans.
9. Review and assess subcontractor and supplier quotations from both technical and commercial perspectives.
10. Prepare cost reports, financial forecasts, and cash flow analyses for management review.
11. Lead, mentor, and supervise junior quantity surveyors and provide technical guidance.
12. Ensure compliance with contract conditions, engineering standards, and applicable local and international codes.
13. Participate in technical meetings, negotiations, and cost-related discussions with stakeholders.
14. Utilize quantity surveying and project management software such as AutoCAD, Excel, Primavera, or equivalent tools.

Skills

Strong analytical and numerical skills

Proficiency in cost estimation and budgeting

Excellent knowledge of construction industry regulations and standards

Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications

Effective communication and negotiation skills

Attention to detail and accuracy in cost calculations

Proficient in using cost estimation software and tools

Project management and time management skills

Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment

Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities

Excellent written and verbal communication abilities

• 10 years and above experience