Job Description
The Quantity Surveyor plays a critical role in the administration of construction projects, contributing to the evaluation, negotiation, implementation, budgeting, and cost control processes. This role ensures the effective management of all financial aspects of a project from start to finish, ensuring successful project delivery that meets budgetary and quality standards.
Job Responsibilities
- Cost Estimation & Budget Preparation:
Prepare detailed cost estimates and budgets for ACMV (Air Conditioning and Mechanical Ventilation) construction projects and A&A (Alteration & Addition) projects.
- Construction Plan Analysis:
Review and analyze construction plans, specifications, and drawings to determine project costs.
Identify potential areas for cost savings and propose value engineering options to enhance project value without compromising quality.
- Tender & Bid Preparation:
Prepare and submit accurate and competitive tender documents and bid proposals for potential contractors and suppliers.
Negotiate contracts with contractors and suppliers to secure favorable terms and conditions that align with project budgets and requirements.
Oversee and manage the project’s financial performance, ensuring that costs are controlled and managed effectively throughout the construction process.
- Progress Reporting & Financial Monitoring:
Prepare and present progress reports and financial statements to clients, highlighting any deviations or concerns.
Conduct site visits and inspections to monitor progress, ensure work aligns with specifications, and verify compliance with regulations.
Address and resolve disputes or claims related to project costs, budgets, or financial agreements, ensuring fair and timely resolutions.
Provide expert advice and guidance to clients regarding cost-related matters, assisting them in making informed financial decisions throughout the project.
Job Requirements:
- Experience:Minimum of 2 years of relevant working experience in a similar role within the construction industry.
- Educational Qualification:Diploma in Engineering or a related field, or equivalent qualification.
- Skills & Expertise:Strong analytical and numerical skills, with a keen attention to detail and accuracy.
Proficiency in using software tools for cost estimating, budgeting, and project management (e.g., MS Excel, project management tools, and other cost estimation software).
- Communication & Interpersonal Skills:Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to effectively liaise with clients, contractors, and suppliers.
Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to work collaboratively within a team and manage relationships across various stakeholders.
- Negotiation & Contract Management:Proven ability to negotiate contracts and manage relationships with contractors and suppliers, ensuring that the terms align with project requirements and budgets.
- Risk Management:Understanding of risk management principles and strategies, with the ability to assess, manage, and mitigate risks effectively throughout the project lifecycle.
- Industry Knowledge:Familiarity with industry regulations, standards, and best practices in construction, ensuring compliance with relevant laws and safety protocols.