Quantity Surveyor
Job Summary
The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for managing financial and contractual aspects of civil and building projects from inception to completion. The role involves cost planning, measurement of materials, and tender management to ensure projects stay within budget. It is a suitable position for both fresh graduates and experienced professionals looking for career stability.
Responsibilities
- Manage project budgets and cost planning
- Prepare Bills of Quantities (BQ) and tender documents
- Administer contracts and negotiate with contractors
- Monitor on-site progress and assess payment claims
Required Skills
- Degree in Quantity Surveying
- Knowledge of pre- and post-contract processes
- Proficiency in MS Office and AutoCAD
- Experience with QS software (e.g., Cubi cost)
- Strong analytical and negotiation abilities
Job Details
Key Responsibilities & Roles:
- Cost Management: Preparing initial cost estimates, feasibility studies, and cost plans to manage budgets throughout the project.
- Measurement & Tendering: Measuring construction drawings ("taking-off") to prepare Bills of Quantities (BQ) and managing the tender process.
- Contract Administration: Preparing contract documents, negotiating with contractors, and managing project contracts.
- Progress Monitoring: Tracking on-site progress, identifying potential cost variations, and assessing progress claims for payment.
Requirements:
- Degree in Quantity Surveying or equivalent.
- Welcome Fresh Graduate / 1–3 years of working experience.
- Knowledge in pre- & post-contract works.
- Familiar with tendering, BQ, claims, and cost control.
- Proficient in MS Office, AutoCAD, and QS software (e.g. Cubi cost).
- Able to read construction drawings.
- Good communication, analytical, and negotiation skills.