QUANTITY SURVEVOR
About the company
ndustry: Construction – Façade, Curtain Wall, Cladding, Roofing & Structural Steel Works
Your tasks
1. Tendering & Cost Estimation
- Prepare detailed cost estimates and tender quotations.
- Review tender drawings, specifications and Bills of Quantities (BQ).
- Carry out quantity take-offs for materials, labour and equipment.
- Obtain and compare quotations from suppliers and subcontractors.
- Prepare tender submissions and cost breakdowns.
- Assist management in evaluating project profitability.
2. Contract Administration
- Review subcontract agreements and contractual requirements.
- Prepare and evaluate subcontractor quotations.
- Monitor contractual obligations, payment terms and project budgets.
- Prepare variation orders (VO) and additional work claims.
- Assist in resolving contractual and commercial issues.
3. Project Cost Control
- Monitor actual project costs against approved budgets.
- Track material, manpower, equipment and subcontractor expenses.
- Prepare monthly project cost reports.
- Identify cost overruns and recommend cost-saving measures.
- Monitor project cash flow and forecast remaining costs.
4. Progress Claims & Payments
- Prepare monthly progress claims to main contractors.
- Verify subcontractors' progress claims.
- Follow up on payment certifications.
- Monitor retention sums and outstanding payments.
- Prepare final accounts and project cost reconciliation.
5. Procurement & Supplier Coordination
- Prepare material requisitions and purchase requests.
- Coordinate with suppliers on pricing and delivery schedules.
- Evaluate subcontractor pricing and negotiate competitive rates.
- Work closely with purchasing, accounts and project teams.
6. Project Coordination
- Coordinate with Project Managers, Engineers, Drafters and site teams.
- Attend project meetings and site inspections when required.
- Review drawings and identify discrepancies affecting costs.
- Prepare Requests for Information (RFI) relating to commercial or quantity matters.
- Maintain proper records of variations, claims and contractual correspondence.
7. Reporting to Management
- Submit monthly project financial reports.
- Prepare budget-versus-actual cost comparisons.
- Monitor project gross profit margins.
- Highlight commercial risks and potential losses.
- Support management in tender pricing and commercial decisions.