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Experience 3 - 8 years Responsibilities QS Engineer required for project audits Job description is as follow Plan, design and implement a risk management process, systems, and assurance mechanisms to monitor, control, and minimize financial and non-financial risk. RA Bill Certification, BBS, Quantity Survey, contract terms adherence & additional claims verification, etc. of all major contractors of Civil, interior & MEP. Verification of Material Reconciliation Statement and Labour Reconciliation Statements. Conduct risk assessment, which involves analyzing risks as well as identifying, describing, and estimating the risk affecting the business. Drive BCP reviews / continue monitoring activities, identify gaps/incidents, and ensure mitigation controls are implemented or framework is redefined with an objective to prevent re-occurrence of incident. Facilitating and conducting internal audits (e.g. Project reviews billing, planning, Quality Assurance & control documents, etc.) Requirements Should have Proficient Knowledge of Billing & IS codes. (Billing / Planning / Quality / Safety / Site management) He should be well versed with Bill & Quantity (BOQ) calculation from the construction drawings. Having an in depth & knowledge of pipeline and gas transmission/ distribution system & transmission losses. Contract closure process. Role Audit & Control Education B.Tech /B.E. - Mechanical, Civil/ Diploma in CIVIL degree holder. Department Finance & Accounting Industry Type Engineering & Construction
The ideal candidate for the QS Engineer position should have 3 to 8 years of experience in the field. As a QS Engineer, your primary responsibilities will include planning, designing, and implementing a risk management process to monitor and minimize financial and non-financial risks. You will be responsible for RA Bill Certification, BBS, Quantity Survey, contract terms adherence, additional claims verification, and more for major contractors in Civil, interior, and MEP projects. Additionally, you will verify Material Reconciliation Statements and Labour Reconciliation Statements. Conducting risk assessments to analyze and estimate risks affecting the business will be a crucial part of your role. You will also drive BCP reviews, monitor activities, identify gaps/incidents, and ensure that mitigation controls are in place to prevent the re-occurrence of incidents. Furthermore, you will facilitate and conduct internal audits, such as project reviews, billing, planning, and Quality Assurance & control documents. The ideal candidate should have proficient knowledge of Billing & IS codes, including Billing, Planning, Quality, Safety, and Site management. You should be well-versed in Bill & Quantity (BOQ) calculation from construction drawings and possess in-depth knowledge of pipeline and gas transmission/distribution systems, as well as transmission losses. Familiarity with the contract closure process and experience in audit and control roles are highly desirable. To qualify for this position, you should hold a B.Tech/B.E. degree in Mechanical or Civil Engineering or a Diploma in Civil Engineering. The role falls under the Finance & Accounting department in the Engineering & Construction industry.,