Site Quantity Surveyor

Construction Site Quantity Surveyor - Job Responsibilities: - Prepare, review and verify quantities, measurements and cost estimates based on construction drawings, specifications and actual site progress. - Prepare and submit monthly progress claims, variation claims and supporting documents to the client or consultant. - Check and evaluate subcontractors' progress claims, variation orders and final accounts. - Carry out joint site measurements with the client, consultant and subcontractors. - Monitor project costs, committed costs and actual expenditure against the approved budget. - Prepare monthly cost reports, cash flow forecasts and cost-to-complete assessments. - Identify, record and evaluate variations, additional works and potential claims. - Maintain complete records of site instructions, variation orders, measurement sheets, delivery orders and supporting documents. - Assist in subcontractor procurement, quotation comparison, tender evaluation and preparation of subcontract agreements. - Monitor subcontractors' contractual obligations, work progress and payment status. - Review drawings and specifications to identify discrepancies, omissions and cost implications. - Liaise with the project manager, site team, consultants, subcontractors and suppliers on commercial and contractual matters. - Assist in the preparation and negotiation of final accounts with the client, consultants and subcontractors. - Ensure all claims, payments and commercial documents are submitted within the required contractual timelines. - Support the preparation of extension-of-time and loss-and-expense claims where applicable. - Maintain accurate project commercial records and ensure proper filing of all QS-related documents. - Attend site, progress and commercial meetings when required. - Ensure all commercial activities comply with the company's procedures, contract requirements and applicable regulations. - Perform any other quantity surveying, contractual or cost-control duties assigned by the Project Manager or Commercial Manager. Requirements: - Able to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, Bills of Quantities and contract documents. - Able to carry out accurate quantity take-off, site measurement and verification of completed works. - Able to prepare monthly progress claims, variation claims and supporting documentation. - Able to assess and verify subcontractors' progress claims, variation orders and final accounts. - Able to monitor project costs, committed costs, actual expenditure and cost-to-complete. - Able to prepare cost reports, cash flow forecasts and project commercial summaries. - Able to identify additional works, variations, cost implications and potential contractual claims. - Able to conduct joint measurements and negotiate quantities and rates with clients, consultants and subcontractors. - Able to manage subcontractor procurement, quotation comparison, tender evaluation and payment certification. - Able to maintain accurate records of site instructions, measurement sheets, delivery orders, claims and commercial correspondence. - Good understanding of construction methods, materials, site processes and contractual procedures. - Familiar with relevant construction contracts, payment procedures and variation management. - Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word and quantity take-off software; knowledge of AutoCAD, CostX, Glodon or similar software is an advantage. - Strong numerical, analytical, negotiation and problem-solving skills. - Good communication and coordination skills, with the ability to work closely with project managers, engineers, consultants, subcontractors and suppliers. - Able to work independently, manage multiple tasks and meet contractual submission deadlines. - Willing and able to work at the construction site and attend site inspections and commercial meetings when required.