The Quantity Surveyor will be responsible for managing all commercial and cost-related aspects of construction projects, from initial cost planning through final account closure. The role requires strong expertise in cost control, contract administration, valuations, and commercial reporting, with a focus on delivering projects within budget while maintaining quality, safety, and contractual compliance.
Key Responsibilities
1. Cost Planning & Budget Control
Prepare detailed cost estimates, budgets, and cost plans for construction projects.
Monitor project costs against approved budgets and report cost variances.
Forecast final project costs and cash flow requirements.
Identify and implement cost-saving and value-engineering initiatives without compromising quality or safety.
2. Measurement & Valuations
Prepare, review, and verify Bills of Quantities (BOQs) and measurement take-offs.
Conduct interim valuations and certify contractor and subcontractor payments.
Prepare final accounts and manage project close-out documentation.
3. Contract Administration
Assist in drafting, reviewing, and interpreting contracts (FIDIC and bespoke forms).
Manage contractual correspondence, notices, variations, and change orders.
Evaluate variations, claims, and extensions of time (EOT).
Support dispute resolution, negotiations, and commercial settlements with clients and subcontractors.
4. Procurement & Subcontract Management
Participate in procurement processes, commercial evaluations, and contract award recommendations.
Monitor subcontractor performance, payment status, and compliance with contractual obligations.
5. Reporting & Commercial Governance
Prepare monthly cost reports, commercial dashboards, and management summaries.
Provide commercial input into project reviews, risk assessments, and forecasting meetings.
Maintain accurate commercial records, cost control systems, and audit-ready documentation.
Qualifications & Experience
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline.
Experience
5–10 years of relevant experience in construction, EPC, or infrastructure projects.
Proven experience in cost control, valuations, and contract administration.
Experience working on GCC projects (UAE / KSA preferred).
Strong experience with FIDIC contracts is highly desirable.
