Quantity Surveyor cum Admin

Job Summary

The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for managing all financial, contractual, and material costs of a construction project from the initial design phase through to final completion. The goal is to minimise expenses, mitigate legal risks, and maximise value for money while maintaining strict quality standards.

Core Responsibilities

• Cost Estimation: Review architectural drawings to forecast material, labour, plant, and equipment costs.
• Tender & Procurement: Prepare Bills of Quantities (BoQ), evaluate incoming commercial bids, and negotiate with suppliers.
• Contract Administration: Draft standard construction contracts (e.g., SIA, PSSCOC, or FIDIC) and manage contract compliance.
• Progress Valuations: Conduct regular site visits to verify work progress and certify interim progress payments.
• Variation Claims: Assess, value, and negotiate design variations or unexpected site changes.
• Final Accounts: Settle and close out all final project accounts, including retention sums and disputes.

Key Requirements & Skills

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or equivalent.
• Core Competencies: Strong numerical accuracy, sharp negotiation skills, deep knowledge of local construction costs, and basic contract law.