Quantity Surveyor

Primary Responsibilities:

• Conduct feasibility assessments to determine material, labor, and time costs.

• Analyze, negotiate, and review costs associated with tenders and contracts.

• Facilitate coordination of project efforts.

• Provide guidance on various legal and contractual matters.

• Evaluate completed projects and manage payment arrangements.

Common Responsibilities and Duties

The daily responsibilities of a Quantity Surveyor are varied and demanding, covering multiple facets of construction costs:

• Develop contract documentation, including bills of quantities in collaboration with the architect and/or client.

• Conduct cost analysis for repair and maintenance projects.

• Assist in defining client needs and perform feasibility studies.

• Implement risk management, value engineering, and cost control throughout construction.

• Offer consultancy on contractual issues and disputes.

• Monitor design and construction modifications, adjusting budget forecasts as necessary.

• Ensure adherence to health and safety regulations.

Qualifications:

• A minimum of a Bachelor's Degree/Diploma in Quantity Surveying or a related field is essential.

• Highly self-driven, proactive, and capable of working independently with strong interpersonal skills.

• Excellent communication abilities and proficiency in technical reporting.

• Strong numerical aptitude and analytical capabilities.

• Must have access to personal transportation.

• Proficient in computer applications, particularly Microsoft Excel.