Project Quantity Surveyor

Cost estimate, cost planning and cost management. Analysing terms and conditions in the contract. Predicting potential risks in the project and taking precautions to mitigate such risk. Forecasting the costs of different materials needed for the project. Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets and other documentations. Take note of changes made and adjust the budget accordingly. Tender management includes preparation of bills of quantities, contract conditions and assembly of tender documents. Contract management and contractual advice. Valuation of construction work. Claims and dispute management. Lifecycle costing analysis. Requirements: Analyze architectural and engineering drawings to calculate material, labor, and equipment requirements. Prepare detailed itemized lists of quantities and tender documents. Invite and evaluate contractor or subcontractor bids, and advise on selecting the best proposal. Suggest alternative designs, materials, or methods to reduce costs without losing quality. Prepare and manage formal construction contracts, ensuring legal and regulatory compliance. Inspect on-site progress, measure completed work, and issue payment certificates or invoices to contractors. Assess the cost and time impact of design changes or site alterations. Track actual expenses against the budget, perform cost-value reconciliations, and update stakeholders. Assist in negotiating claims or resolving commercial disputes between parties. Provide long-term cost advice on building maintenance, operation, and future repurposing.