Job role description
- The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for taking measurements and drafting tender documentation. He/She is involved in preparing for tender and analysing the tender returns. He/She prepares cost estimates based on technical specifications and prepares costing details for further analyses. He/She is responsible for the complete cost management and contract administration of the project, including preparing claims and final account settlement.
- He/She is detail‑oriented and meticulous in his work. He/She possesses knowledge of the industry, construction materials, procurement methods and regulations. He/She communicates effectively with a wide range of stakeholders both verbally and in written reports. He/She possess strong numeracy, analytical and problem‑solving skills. He/She will usually be stationed in the office or project work sites to perform his/her duties.
Key Tasks - Prepare measurements and tender documentation
- Process measurements into various forms of contract bills
- Prepare schedule of rates
- Assist to draft preliminaries and trade preambles
- Assist in the review of technical specifications prepared by technical consultants
- Conduct measurements, admeasurements, and re‑measurements
Key Tasks - Drive cost planning and control
- Conduct cost analyses
- Prepare outline and detailed approximate cost estimates
- Prepare cost plans
- Prepare cost‑in‑use studies and life‑cycle costing of building and installation and/or components
- Prepare cash flow projections
- Conduct cost checking during design development
- Conduct cost evaluation of alternative design or method of construction
- Prepare periodic cost reports
Key Tasks - Define tender and procurement strategies
- Assist with pre‑qualifications
- Adhere to procurement strategies
- Prepare tender documents and/or appropriate Conditions of Contract to invite tenders from contractors, specialists or sub‑contractors on a competitive or negotiated basis
- Analyse tender returns
Key Tasks - Manage post contract administration
- Communicate payment regime to relevant stakeholders
- Prepare valuations for interim payments and/or recommendations for payment to contractors, specialists and sub‑contractors including recommendations for payment
- Measure variation of cost claims
- Prepare claims on behalf of relevant parties
- Prepare final accounts and/or relevant pricing variations
- Attend project meetings
Job Requirements
- Recognized Degree in Quantity Surveying or Building or equivalent
- Good communicative skills, ability to interact with people of all levels and teamwork
- Fresh graduates are welcome to apply.