Quantity Surveyor

• Prepare and review quantity take-offs, Bills of Quantities (BOQ), and material quantities

• Measure completed works accurately for interim valuations and payment applications.
• Monitor project expenditure against approved budgets and identify cost variances.
• Prepare cost forecasts and provide regular commercial updates to project management.
• Assist in establishing project budgets, cost plans, and cash-flow forecasts.
• Prepare subcontractor enquiries, scope of works, and commercial comparisons.
• Review subcontractor quotations and evaluate commercial and contractual compliance.
• Prepare subcontractor payment certifications based on verified work progress.
• Monitor subcontractor variations, claims, and final accounts.
• Ensure subcontractor accounts are properly reconciled and closed out.
• Identify, evaluate, and price variations arising from design changes, site instructions, provisional quantities, and other project requirements.
• Maintain accurate variation logs and supporting documentation.
• Maintain records of contractual correspondence and commercial instructions.
• Assist in the preparation of contractual and commercial reports.
• Monitor payment certification, collections, retention, and outstanding amounts.
• Maintain accurate records of project valuation and payment status.
• Prepare commercial bid comparisons and recommendations.
• Support procurement activities to ensure cost-effective purchasing and subcontract awards.
• Assist with value engineering initiatives to achieve project cost objectives.
• Prepare and negotiate subcontractor and supplier final accounts.
• Ensure all variations, claims, contra-charges, omissions, and approved adjustments
• Reconcile final quantities and commercial records.
• Provide management with accurate cost and forecast information.
• Support the project team in implementing appropriate cost-control measures.
• Work closely with Project Managers, Construction Managers, Planning, Procurement, Engineering, QA/QC, and Finance teams.
• Coordinate with consultants, clients, subcontractors, and suppliers on commercial matters.
• • Bachelor's Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline.
• Professional qualification such as RICS is highly desirable.
• Typically 5–8 years of relevant Quantity Surveying experience, preferably with a main contractor.
• Proven experience in building or civil construction projects.
• UAE/GCC construction experience is highly desirable.
• Strong understanding of construction contracts, BOQs, variations, valuations, claims, and final accounts.
• Experience working with consultants, clients, subcontractors, and suppliers