Billing And Quantity Surveyor

Job Description

· Summary: A Quantity Surveyor in building construction is responsible for managing all costs related to a construction project, from initial estimates to final accounts. They ensure that projects are completed within budget while maintaining quality and regulatory standards. · Key Responsibilities · Prepare cost estimates and feasibility studies for new projects. · Develop budget plans and ensure cost efficiency. · Provide cost advice to clients and stakeholders. · Prepare bill of quantities (BOQ) and tender documents. · Evaluate contractor bids and assist in contract negotiation. · Ensure compliance with contract terms and conditions. · Monitor project costs and expenditures. · Identify and mitigate financial risks. · Conduct cost analysis and value engineering to optimize resources. · Measure and evaluate construction work done on-site. · Certify interim payments to contractors and subcontractors. · Prepare and manage final accounts upon project completion. · Work closely with architects, engineers, contractors, and clients. · Prepare and present cost reports and forecasts. · Advise on procurement strategies and supply chain management. · Ensure compliance with building regulations and contract laws. · Manage claims, disputes, and variations. · Collaborate with legal teams on contract-related matters. Qualifications · Degree in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or a related field · Strong knowledge of construction techniques, materials, and project execution. · Proficiency in AutoCAD, MS Office, or other construction software.