Quantity Surveyor

Quantity Surveyor is responsible for preparing cost estimates, quantity take-offs, bills of quantities (BOQ), progress billings, variation orders, and cost monitoring throughout the construction project.

1. Quantity Take-Off

• Prepare detailed quantity take-offs based on architectural, structural, and engineering drawings.

• Measure and calculate materials, labor, and equipment requirements.

• Verify quantities against approved plans and specifications.

2. Cost Estimation and Budgeting

• Prepare project cost estimates and detailed BOQs.

• Analyze material, labor, equipment, and subcontractor costs.

• Monitor project expenses against the approved budget.

3. Bidding and Procurement

• Prepare tender documents and bid proposals.

• Request and evaluate supplier and subcontractor quotations.

• Compare prices and recommend cost-effective suppliers.

4. Progress Billing

• Prepare monthly progress billings.

• Verify actual accomplishment and completed work.

• Prepare supporting documents for payment applications.

5. Variation Orders and Change Orders

• Evaluate additional works and deductions.

• Prepare cost estimates for variation orders.

• Monitor changes in project scope and their financial impact.

6. Cost Control and Monitoring

• Track project expenditures and commitments.

• Identify cost overruns and potential savings.

• Prepare cost reports and financial forecasts.

7. Contract Administration

• Review project contracts, specifications, and scope of work.

• Monitor contractual obligations and payment terms.

• Assist in resolving discrepancies related to quantities and costs.

8. Coordination and Reporting

• Coordinate with project engineers, architects, procurement, and site personnel.

• Conduct site inspections to verify actual quantities and accomplishments.

• Prepare regular reports for project management.

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field.

• Experience in quantity surveying or construction cost estimation is an advantage.

• Knowledge of construction methods, materials, and specifications.

• Ability to interpret architectural, structural, and MEP drawings.

• Proficient in Microsoft Excel and construction estimating software.

• Strong analytical, mathematical, and communication skills.

• Good organizational and time-management abilities.